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Just make sure if you bars are the alloy ones you need a full size SCS as the outer diameter is the same a oversized / HIC Bars.

^ Lol I have black one and there great, took some getting used to as I had rode ODI's for the last year and a half but the design of them lasts ages compared to ODI's. Edit: sorry, this thread is old. didn't realise

My Tilt Park peg needs 2 small washer or else they rub. you can also use the spacer it comes with and cut the peg down if it's to long.

Are you sketchy? Do you ride street/park? Do you do PowerSlides? if so, get Sliders, if not get Grippers.

Whip front scoots Oppo buttercup FingerWhip - SuperMan - Oppo FingerWhip (UK First!?) Not on Film (Tell me if it is UK First as I will get that on film.)

Oh, I didn't realize they were anodized because the Proto isn't as shiny as Tilt.

Oh sorry, I didn't realize it's from ages ago.

I would highly recommend a Tilt SCS as they are baby but they can run Oversized/Aluminium Bars. Also they use 6mm bolt which don't strip out easy like the 5mm ones on Proto SCS, they have a nice anodized finish so it doesn't scratch off like the Powder Coat on the Proto. Tilt Wins

This is a funny game, I play it on PC!

Blunt = spin good, smooth, sometimes gets loose District = tightens up well, slow, creaky I had a district but it broke to I got a Blunt

Most blocky forks will Grits, Inward, Seniors ETC PROTO Strikers also fit 125mm wheels.

Thats doesn't really matter as long as it spins good, have you tried hitting the crown race down further?

I would just leave it, slow headsets feel nice.

Offset makes a difference if you ride tech but the only reason i notice forks is because mine are backwards.

The Odyssey Headsets are great headsets but It is not worth it is your FSA is fine.

I am not 100% sure but they might have a warranty on them.

If you have no money buy razor pro model wheels and get a job This made me laugh!

Bash em in with a sledge hammer, that's why I buy 16 packs. Jokes

Nice advice, I don't really care how long they spin for as long as they are solid and smooth I'm good with em.

I would measure how wide the back of the deck is then add a bit for the nut to go on. Also make sure you use a locknut as it will stay tight for longer.