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no, get yourself an integrated headset with sealed bearings. They're not that expensive

Its pretty normal for compression bolts to come loose, altough that shouldn't happen after every session. Try to use some locktite on it, maybe this will keep it tight a little bit longer. But it isn't essential for your scooter to sound "dialed", as long as your headset doesnt wobble and your...

Met some good friends again and did some riding. Peep it.

as big as possible, as small as necessary, its really not that hard. Just move it around the bearing while not hitting it too hard. This way it will pop out straight

use an allen key. a flathead only has a small surface so you could damage the bearing quickly.

It won't feel small to you. maybe get a tsi deck, they provide a little more footspace at the same length than other decks.

did you ever ride a 5*22+ deck?

5 wide should be enough for pretty much anyone. what are you planning to do with your scooter?

very enjoyable, that alley-oop inside ice was sick!

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i believe the nimbus has an integrated crown race. both forks are equally good, you should buy the one that looks better to you.

yeah, that should work.

the only thing i din't like about the tilt forks is that they grind down a little faster than other forks i've rode. I've had a tilt legacy and grinded it down till i could't use the stock tilt axle anymore. But the internal threads will last longer than a starnut. If you take good care of it...

no, you dont need to use a starnut

it has internal threads, works just like a star nut

their parts are pretty decent

i'd say you should get them at about 60-65cm

that was crazy

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take of the topcap of your headset. i guess it gets pressed against the headtube if you tighten your scs up. You can also use a compression ring with a higher rise or put some small spacers between the compression ring and the topcap.