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Inwards are great, had mine for 6 months now. You can't get them wider than 18 though.

Landing on your brake when landing fakie and falling backwards.

180 whips Almost have full cabs

Oldish picture, but it's still the same.

Was going to say the same thing. Mainly flat.

Manual to whip finally.

Barspins, double whips flat, heelwhips, 360 whips, hang 5's, manual to whip out.

I'm sure there have been plenty of these, but... Proto SCS Pros: -easy installation -not too heavy -everything stays tight for a long time -easy to tighten when needed -includes shim, starnut, and all bolts Cons: -compression cap bends, use the one that comes with your headset...

You're right. I ordered a Cane Creek s1 to replace it though.

District Sealed headset Pros: -Cheap -Light -Spins smoothly and pretty fast Cons: -Weak/brittle. Slight overtightening = broken cups. Overall: Good headset, just be really careful when tightening.

My ics kept coming loose after a few hours of riding, so I took everything apart, and it turns out that my District sealed headset cup snapped clean in half where it goes into the deck. Tightened too much maybe?

Vertx Linx forks, District sealed headset, ics kit. Finally going threadless.

Vertx Linx forks, District sealed headset, and ics kit. Finally going threadless. :D

Johnsonburg's pretty far north, probably 3 hours or so. PA nonetheless though.

I cracked the core of an old-A wheel last week and snapped the forktube on a pro model fork today. Guess it's time for an upgrade.

Razor old A wheel finally bit the dust. :(

I'm 5'7", riding 21 high and 14 wide currently, going for 18 whenever I get new bars.

I'm Brennan. I'm from central Pennsylvania and I've been scooting since the old A came out, but only seriously for about a month.