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Where do you all live? I live in Salem.

Definitely a good scooter for its price. I'd say go for it.

So, would agent oranges break easily off of stairs?

Dude, you need to settle. I mean honestly, it creaks... Like everyone else said, you are 90 pounds. The scooter will handle it. I am 106 pounds, and my scooter holds fine. It creaks if you pull on the bars, and things like that, but nothing to quit over...

To get better, really all you need is dedication. I practiced every day for 2 months straight, and I would like to say I have gotten pretty good. Start out with basic tricks, like 180's and Tailwhips. Once you can land a 180, and ride fakie for at least 2 seconds, learn to 180 out of it. Then...

Basically, I think this kid is right. Too many people are telling him that he is wrong in doing this, when (as ElBussEl said) he could be the next big scooter part manufacturer. I mean everyone starts small, and I would definitely be willing to try out some custom parts, even if that meant...

I recently bought MOB Black Griptape, and I was wondering if there was a way to draw designs on it? Should I paint it, or use something else?

Don't listen to the people saying no one will buy it. Just post some pictures of each individual part, and then of the whole scooter put together, and you will at least get 5 sales in a week. Guaranteed. But my advice, just to make sure, post some pictures of a design you make for it using Paint...

Dallas, Eugene, Keizer, Salem

Dude, fuckin gnar :) Can't wait for pics.

I have been getting way better, and was wondering if there were any scooter competitions in Oregon, because at the very least I could simply go to watch one.

My Razor Pro :)

1. 360 Turndown 2. Briflip Double Tailwhip 3. Quadwhip 4. Fakie Tailwhip, stayed in Fakie 5. Backflip Tailwhip Sorry, I just recall these from videos I have seen in the past. I don't remember the videos they are from.

There are many sites for the different parts of scooters. You can go almost anywhere to buy wheels, and if you need new grip tape or bearings, obviously you can just check out a skate shop. As for the main scooter parts, Scooter Resource and Wee are your best options.

Dude, looks good. I will probably end up trying it when I get a little extra money. Looks like a pretty original deck design, so let me know as soon as you get it up, and I will probably buy it.