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Oh hey look, another bump.

Bump. (Still waiting for SR's revamp...)

Still waiting for the revamp to come this year.

Well, on the SR homepage, it states that "SR is back for 2018" and I've been staying tuned in since January, but nothing's happened yet. Hopefully soon!

Yeah, barely anyone these days. For me, the key to learning this was a high enough hop and getting used to the motion of the trick. You needa move your arms and legs mirrored to the way you do tailwhips. It just takes practice, you got it!

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Maybe so, but I sure know that this place was once filled with members. Been lurking since 2012, made an account in 2016 because Tommy Christiana mentioned it and it rang a bell.

Same tho.

Aaaaaand another bump.

Bump!

Not sure if anyone will even reply, but here's an effort to get the dead forum ball rolling, haha. If you've seen the controversy between The Scooter Farm and Youth Gone Wild, then you'll know that the Digger bar design is being debated over. In short, Ride Affinity is now going to produce the...

Bump. :D

I guess SR is being revamped this year. Stoked!

Bump.

I think what happens is that when the axles are installed, they are only as wide as the fork dropouts. So, sometimes when the screw and bolt have fully compressed, there's still room in between them since the fork can flex inwards. If it can fit, a super thin spacer on the inside of the dropouts...

It's more in the hands and wrists. Once you get the motion, you'll find that your feet figure out what to do after practicing. I also think that a bank is a good spot if you can't get the hop height.

From what I've found by helping a kid at my local is that the stock lock-tight that (usually) comes with the clamp bolts doesn't do a super job at it's intended purpose. I dunno what compression the Evo has, but I assume it's IHC? Regardless, try greasing up the bolts in the clamp to get them...

If your SCS is full-size, then it will indeed fit an HIC fork diameter. The top half (slitless bars and SCS) will work fine, but you're right about the spacers, not too sure how many you'll need. Just measure the length of the steerer tube on your current forks, then measure the steerer tube on...

Better knowing people still exist here.