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Yeah, you are pretty much asking for a problem when you buy an Grit ICS kit. Most of my mates have go through their cheap ICS bolts in a matter of hours. I really don't know how you would get it off. I think you are going to have accept that something needs chopping, what's your least favourite...

>Wethepeople trust 2012 red >Kink Sean Sexton seat >ODI Softies >T-Shirts >hoodies >DC Backpack >Tons of tools >Sweets and shit >Blu-Rays >Guitar stuff. I put money towards the bike. >

Ah ok, Yeah, on second thought, stick with the fk2. I have ridden smx myself for a couple of months, but because i don't really smith that much, I havent noticed the bulkyness. But yeah, go with whatever you prefer really.

Yeah, but you have to hammer the starnut up the bottom of the forks, instead of down the top. What ones are you getting, the fk1's or fk2's? Because for not much more than the fk2's you could get vertx smx. They are much better, and you are not supporting marcel. And just out of interest, you...

If you do, get vertx.

I know it's annoying and you probably feel like it won't do anything. But as with most tricks, it's all practice. If you think you can do it, you will do it (even if it does take you a while). If your foot drags along afterwards, you probably want to try and get your rotation faster. But then...

Yeah, just inhale dangerous fumes, you'll be fine... No, don't, that's just dumb. For welds I would recommend using a mini bevel or something like that, should take the paint right off. If not, just time and effort, you may be able to get it off.

1.School 2.How my scooter can only be dialled if it's stiff. 3.School 4.The fact that christmas is not tommorow. 5.School 6.How i can't 360 my bike yet. 7.School 8.My slow laptop 9.School 10.Not having a decent camera 11.School 12.My crap grit wheels. 13.School 14.Stupidly wasting the £600 i had...

-Bike(WTP trust 2012 red) -Kink sexton seat -ODI softies -DC Backpack -6.0 backpack -clothes and stuff -maybe a set of chema grippers, will probably just buy them myself though. Seriously hoping it doesn't end on the 21st, that would be piss take. ;)

Yep, keep the FSA, if it's fine there is no point.

Chez, may i ask why you are on a scooter forum, when you quite obviously think they are easy and pointless? It's like me going on vital and explaining to bikers why some aspects of their sport is easy. Whilst I agree with you that scootering is easy at first, to be fair, so is biking, i can 180...

Much like most scs's to be honest. The main thing you want to think about with an scs is all of the bolts. You can be riding a proto, but with a crap compression bolt, it's not gonna be tight. But yes, the ones i have ridden have been relatively solid. Only thing is, for a bit more you could get...

That... Or sell them, that would be more productive...

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To be honest, i don't see a problem with getting a scooter designed for people above your skill level. I could barely whip when i bought myself a v2i, phoenix scs custom and it was great, I learnt loads more on it than i ever would of done on the mgp i used to have. From what it sounds like, you...

yo, thanks guys, I fixed the stiffness, it was a bent topcap haha! The tinging has gone now, but i suspect it will come back soon. At least i got the main problem out of the way.

Luckily my slow connection gave me time to read the title and get out of there before i got trolled :D

i do not ride one, have never ridden or seen one with my own eyes, but threshold.

yeah, i was a bit skeptical. I tried it anyway and it was an improvement, but i really isn't practical and it looks messed up. I have researched a bit more and seen that lots of people have said to put a tiny spacer under the dust-cover. Would this be likely to fix the problem? Given that it is...