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Not sure how it'll even work without a headset, the fork wouldn't stay lined up in the head tube. I believe you have some terminology wrong so I am not quite understanding the situation.

You probably need to put some spacers between the SCS and the headset. Your local bike shop should have some around for a couple dollars.

Seems Sky High is closing...

Deck length- 567 mm Deck width- 127 mm Head tube angle- 82.5 Foot space- 392 mm Wheel base- 645-650 mm I don't know if I really designed this around exactly what I wanted in a deck but rather deck geometry trends. Is designed to fit 125 mm wheels. Some parts like the fender are a bit off but...

In a classical setting, if one can somehow manage to make their way into a world class orchestra, you can make a decent amount. Minnesota Orchestra's base pay is around $134,000 which is decent, Boston's pays the highest in the US I believe. As much as I'm considering a music major, as you...

That's how completes are normally shipped, most of that damaged probably occurred during shipping. Way back in the day I ordered almost a whole scooter and everything but the deck had fell out of the packaging, this was from a retailer that no longer exists though. Be happy that you received...

Eight year old technology if I understand you right, TSI did that way back in the day

Make the standard bar block is a 1/2" or so more than the slit to be safe. I'd throw a 5mm spacer in there no matter what, if anything you'll get some extra height from it.

some scooter you can get out of a vending machine.

Designed a foot fender and printed it on my brothers 3-D printer that he got working again. He only had green filliment so I had to paint it black. Will see how it holds up, weather hasn't been great for riding recently.

No haha, didn't see any, must of gotten rid of all of them, have a few sr stickers though.

Yes

LA jam is barely anything. Paris for sure has the biggest street jam, followed by chi.

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chi

http://www.magcloud.com/Webviewer/837426 Scooters have done lookbooks haha. Uniun might be the only one in the UK, but plenty of companies have pushed themselves to that level elsewhere.

The biggest clothing sellers in skateboarding seem to be more of a street wear brand that has skateboarding roots and involvement, some more than others (huf, ripndip, etc.). Skateboarding seems to be an integral part of street wear and sort of part of the counter culture that influences it...

Scooter clothing is much harder to market than scooters parts. A scooters rider needs scooter parts (with exceptions of like bearings or headsets which can be skateboard or bike parts), but a scooter rider can wear whatever clothes they want, it is more of a support those in the sport thing...

percussion, specializing in mallet percussion, I posted a video of a solo piece I did in the weird/unique things about you thread awhile back.