Stark Varg Inspired Mini Bike

Tools Required:

- Hot Glue Gun

- Super glue

- Scissors

- JB Weld(Plastic bonder is recommended)

Materials Required:

-This Spring Pack contains the best sizes, some version 2 bikes require the springs in this like the Pivot and the Bonnell(and is the cheapest): https://www.amazon.com/CREEYA-Compression-Assortment-Different-Stainless/dp/B08KD5Q2P7

OR

- 1 Spring from Pilot G2 pen(or similar): https://www.amazon.com/Pilot-Retractable-Premium-Roller-31020/dp/B001GAOTSW/

- 2 Springs from Uniball 207 Plus+(or Similar): https://www.amazon.com/uni-ball-Retractable-Black-0-7mm-Medium/dp/B0B4BJR5X3/

Then:

- 1 Storebought Smore Stick(these should work but I have not tested): https://www.amazon.com/NadaKin-Marshmallow-Roasting-Skewers-Barbecue/dp/B083VRLMKJ/

- 1 paper straw

- 2 barbecue skewers: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BTV44SQ7?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1

Assembly Instructions: (these are similar but not perfect)(when cutting the stancions, make them 5.2cm long)

1. Glue the frame together with super glue; don't let glue get in the bottom bracket hole, but at the headtube on the outer side of the indentation, use JB weld to bond it for extra strength.

2. Superglue the wheel halves together, again, prevent glue from going into the small holes in the hub.

3. Take the lower fork crown piece(one with the funny shapes on either side of the hole) and glue it onto the end of a barbecue skewer; the punny shapes should be lined up with the end of the barbecue skewer.

5. Cut two 5.2cm sections of the wooden smore stick and glue two 25x4x0.3mm springs to the bottom using hot glue or super glue, making sure not to spread any glue outside the diameter of the smore stick, as it will make it much harder for the fork to slide.

6. Take the two small pieces of swingarm parts with the half circles and glue them together such that the prongs point in the same direction.

7. When they dry, glue two pieces of barbecue skewer into the small holes on the prongs facing away from the circle you glued together. These pieces must not go into the circle because the suspension will be sliding there. May take sanding.

8. Take the top crown(without the holes that go the whole way through) and the bottom crown(the one with the skewer glued to it), and press the lower crown up the headtube and slide the upper crown(with indentations pointing down) over the skewer. Then take the two stancion and spring pieces you made and glue the top of the stancion into the upper crown indentations with lots of super glue.

9. Cut the two skewer pieces you put into the circle piece until they are only about 5mm long on each side, then place a 15mm spring over the small rod near the back of the frame. Take the two swingarm halves and place them over the two 5mm skewer pieces, then place them over the bottom bracket of the frame and attach them with a long piece of skewer(4-5cm). I would recommend looking at pictures in this step. Secure everything with small amounts of hot glue.

10. Attach a wheel to the fork with a piece of barbecue skewer through the fork boots. Attach the second wheel to the rear triangle with another piece of skewer through the holes at the back.

11. Cut the back of the fender with scissors until it fits around the wings on the frame, then glue it to the bottom of the lower crown.

12. Paint and Have Fun!