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They come ovalized sometimes. Use the tape method. As long as your wheel doesn't like slide back and forth you're fine.

I thought it was pretty funny. Zig does gaps, some people do tech. Dylan just doesn't like that he wins by just jumping stuff. So he basically laughed and yelled "Swaggggg" as loud as he could when Zig "landed" it.

I like my scs a lot it's not that hard to figure out. Plus it makes your scooter feel beefer which I like.

^^ they banana ether way I believe.

You would have to see the video. It's the lucky flip edit.

He was making fun of zig at SD6

Ever heard of the "this or that" thread? /lock

i love your style man

clips thread

hep is it zero offset??

I beg to differ, my ultra pro and TSI were shorter with head set cups. Measure for yourself.

How so? I stated a fact that the V2i headtube is taller then most. The lucky shim is also taller then the average shim. Therefore, the top cap is farther away from the starnut. Resulting in the need for a longer bolt or a shorter shim.

I used the lucky shim perfectly and it worked fine for me I had zero problems with it. My friend rides it now and has no problems with it. Your problem is you need a longer bolt or a smaller HIC shim. The v2i headtube is taller then most so a shorter Shim or longer bolt is necessary.

You can't even ride with wrist gaurds. If anyone rides with them it's probably kota haha

RUP ^^ and buy grips, grip tape and when the wheels wear out buy some metal cores.

Try to get a piece of bicycle tube around the metal and jamp the brake back in. It should work.

Thanks, I'll try doing heelwhip rewinds first!

^^ this

I seriously can't get them. I have tried both methods, whips and kicking it or whiping catching it and throwing a heelwhip. I seriously can't figure it out the kicking method seems the best. Any good tips on them? Thanks.

i learned of like a 1 foot ledge.