3 Quick Questions

Mikey G

Member
I have been lingering with this question in my mind for a while. Do New A forks find in Old A headtubes? The Old A kind I'm talking about is the kind with the pro model-esque folding mech. It'd be a great help since the headset I have on this Old A is screwed, but I need to bolt the foldy since wobble is killing me.

Another question is which size is the wrench for the headset locknut and headset nut?

Last Question is do all BMX Headsets fit in scooters?

Thanks in advance!
 

michaelchavez

Steel Member
1st q: no
2nd q: i use 1 7/16"
3rd q: for new a headtubes as long as the headset are NOT intergrated and are 1" size, for any other headtube, as long as theyre 1 1/8" size and arent integrated unless you buy integrated decks i.e. phoenix integrated, tsi integrated, ambush integrated etc
 

TUC

Member
aslong as the steertube of the fork is 1 1/8" then it will fit

1" i beleive but i always use an adjustible so i am not quite certain.

bmx headsets (integrated) only fit in certain scooters whose headtubes are machined to fit them, however mtb headsets (standard) will fit in all other scooters...
 

Mikey G

Member
Thank you guys a ton. Still bumbed about the not being able to get light parts onto the Old A deck. You guys know a measurement of pipe that would fit on the New A fork then?
 

Mikey G

Member
Sorry about the double post, but I thought it would be better then making a whole new thread. Where would you be able to find 1" headsets? I'm pretty sure all the headsets I've found are 1 1/8"
 

Anthony_Q

I got myself banned.
dude, even if you get a 1 inch headset it wont fit on an old a model. the only reason to get a 1 inch headset is to upgrade a really shitty new a model. and even then it wont be much of an upgrade. theres no way you will ever fit a new a fork on a deck that uses 1 1/8 headsets. your best bet is to email online stores that sell ultra pros (or regular pros) and see if they will ship to canada. im sure it wont cost 160 bucks.
 

TUC

Member
Living in Canada sucks when you don't have the choice to spend 160 dollars shipped for a Ultra Pro.
Can you at least answer the question though?

bro there are tons of walk in stores in canada that sell both pro models and ultra pros, not to mention freestyle depot also ships to canada. living here is no reason not to have a dialed scooter...
 

ConnorD

Steel Member
Living in Canada sucks when you don't have the choice to spend 160 dollars shipped for a Ultra Pro.
Can you at least answer the question though?

what? there is soo many places that you can get an ultra pro, for pretty cheap. try luckyscoot
 

Mikey G

Member
There are walk in stores that sell Ultra pros? Since when? In the Niagara region there is absolutely none from my knowledge. I realize living it Canada is no excuse but the reason for it is I hate ordering online. Don't even try to convince me. The only stores I know that would carry ultra pros would be like Toys r us? Or is there a scooter store in Canada? My mind was blown when you said walk in stores in Canada sell Ultra Pros.
 

Anthony_Q

I got myself banned.
toysrus sells them. also if you want to ride scooters learn to like ordering online. you can easily make a paypal account and go to walmart and buy a money pak and order whatever you want online.
 

Mikey G

Member
Ah, the buying online was about credit card numbers. Last time I checked at toysrus in my area, they were non-existing.
 

TUC

Member
There are walk in stores that sell Ultra pros? Since when? In the Niagara region there is absolutely none from my knowledge. I realize living it Canada is no excuse but the reason for it is I hate ordering online. Don't even try to convince me. The only stores I know that would carry ultra pros would be like Toys r us? Or is there a scooter store in Canada? My mind was blown when you said walk in stores in Canada sell Ultra Pros.

well there is a chain of stores called mastermind toys that sell ultra pros aswell as pro models and there is an indoor skatepark called inflow that sells them aswell as some aftermarket parts.
 
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