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the way i found out whats comfy is i got those bars that came stock with my pro model, then adjusted them to a height that i like and went to the skatepark with them, had a session, then i kept on adjusting until i got the perfect height. after that i measured how high i set the bars.

by unbalanced he means like the front end being heavier than the back, so it feels weird to jump and manual and do tricks and stuff like that

I helped my friend steal bars from a shopping trolley and he hasnt cut the down so they're like 25"-26" wide they awkward as --- to ride with, dunno how he can ride with those. Personally i like my bars to be 16" wide, anything over they feel weird

sorry dub post

Whats in the 3rd pic??? i cant see anythin

Whats in the 3rd pic??? i cant see anythin

I play only electric, and only metal my guitar is a B.C. Rich warlock (kerry king signature) heres link to picture: http://wb4.itrademarket.com/pdimage/43/1223243_kerryking_wartribe.jpg

lol i have to say it.......chode bars.

I dont think it would be an old a as i owned one and the wheels that come stock dont look like the ones that came on the old a, plus the old a has a different folding mech

Thanks, I'll try that, it'll give me sumthin to do while my ass is recovering after cracking my tailbone on the coping on a quarterpipe

my grips are part of the problem but it is wobbling where the clamp at bottom of the t-tube is (or watever its called) it always moves back and forward on the threads of the fork, and i've checked my scooter and i havent stripped anything and have tightened my headset

Sorry i forgot to mention this, i've tightened the headset and i've already bolted the foldy but the bars still wobble....

Im wondering if you all could help me with finding out how to stop my razor pro t-tube wobbling everywhere. The problem is that when i tighten the clamp keeping the bars on the fork threads, it still wobbles back and forth. So im wondering if any of you guys could give me help on how to...