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Not sure if this was asked a lot, but aside from the size and price as well with the features on it, what would you guys prefer over the other, GoPro or just your plain 'ol camcorder, might sound stupid to some people because of all the obvious differences, but I am pretty sure there are quite a...

I never said there was a downside though haha

lol

same here but companies might just come up with the same design, just modified for the larger sized wheel

Also Hep... being that you had your own wheel from eagle, and it was a 125, I'm pretty sure you can agree with me saying that it makes street a hell of a lot easier because of that clearance thing, because the smaller the wheel, same issue with skateboards, the smaller the wheel the more there...

Yeah 115's could be cool, basically a middleman

So I was watching a couple hep greg vids and I thought, whatever happened to the whole 125mm wheel craze. I know that was a long time ago, but I mean 125mm wheels give a lot more ground clearance, travel/speed but that also depends on how the urethane is made, although 125mm wheels I am pretty...

anything near the LAX airport I guess

Any shops in Los Angeles California I might be visiting my dad for christmas in California and I might be in LA so yeah, just a quick question, I am posting on here because I do not want to look at like every scooter shop site in the US haha

well then what wheels would be nice for street and have super hard or just plain fast urethane, and would take loads of time to wear out? aside from proto wheels, i always seem to end up pretty much dehubbing them =P

seriously?, I thought they would be soft like the lucky wheels, but one would assume due to the fact of having the same style decks and 2 of the same style forks

I know tilt is prototyping some 90a wheels and I just saw on C4 scooters and the C4 metal core wheels say 90a, and on kryptic the end of days aero cores and same with the ninja wheels, in the description on those two it says 90a hardness, and what the hell is the number on proto sliders, I am...

I was wondering if you could find razor style brake springs at like Ace Hardware or Home Depot, I think it would be possible but I cannot find out currently because I am nowhere near a hardware store right now, although I am pretty sure you can find the brake bolt and nut from a hardware...

well i am not hard on wheels, i am actually not like even close to pro or expert level riding kind of in like an intermission from beginner going onto intermediate i am not really a street rider, more of tech or flow or flow-tech (flow-tech being just flowing around doing multiple tricks in...

well i am good on t bars because i have some at my friends apartment and he does not want them, they are SZ nipple bars, but i will probably be sticking to suicides and i am set for wheels definitely because i have 4 extra 110's and they will match another pair of t's i have

alright cool, but if i am more into tech though and i want something more responsive, this would still be a good choice?

So I might be getting a "new" reventon from craigslist the deck size that is being sold is the smallest they come in being 4.25 wide 19.5 long, I wear size 12 (american sizing) shoes, would this be an okay size, I would be going from a 3.87 inch wide by 20 inch long razor deck that has an 83...

i have a bone stock razor xxx complete, rides like a DREAM, listen to this guy, and here is one thing to know, with the razor xxx model you can actually tighten the bottom locknut/compression ring all the way down and it will still spin also i am running the exact same grips it came with, they...

headset, more axles, and metalcore wheels with bearings the headset, no matter what, unless if you are a professional with working on threaded headsets, get a simple threadless headset, they will absolutely fine with threaded forks, i used the use threaded forks on threadless headsets for 2-1/2...

absolutely true... absolutely true, that is because of it being a "softer" metal