Dialed Scooters.

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James Scown

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I only think that you know, you should only get a full hectic dog dialed setup if you really need it. I hate seeing some shit go to waste to like young kids. Like example, there's 10 Proto wheels left and more will be back in stock in like some bizarre date, and you need wheels now. Instead of you getting in first, some 8 year old rich kid comes in and buys all of them, and lets say this kid can like barely whip. its like its gone to waste when theres somebody with a much greater need. y'know?
 
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knuckles94 said:
i ride a pimpin machine but i still agree with
you paul amazing things can happen even
with madd gears
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you give pauls the shittiest wobbliest scooter and in about an hour it'll be the most dialed scooter every. things he has taught me r amazing.
 
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humpurple kushiones

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suport the sport? you not supporting shit by riding stock and why buy a new scooter when your wheel breaks? slowly as things break get new parts, you dont pay 300 for a scooter over night
 
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anticee23

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waat i mean is he got the metal cores cuz of micro and bars and forks from FrId and sometimes he rides micro,or razor stocks also sometime he rides a micro sprite or a FrId muffin
 
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P4RK3R

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I had an SR fork, and it was nice, but then I sold it and just had to deal with my stock forks bending occasionally. Now I don't land really sketchy, and now my stock forks don't bend. Was the SR fork worth it? Not really, but I did get lots of compliments on having a good looking scooter. Did a good looking scooter make me a better rider? No.

But on the other hand, if you bend your bars/forks every day and that messes up your riding, then you might want to invest in one piece bars/SR forks. They feel really solid and you can go bigger without worrying if you're going to snap your bars when you land. Having a solid scooter will boost your confidence in a way.
 
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Lil Steve

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parker said:
I had an SR fork, and it was nice, but then I sold it and just had to deal with my stock forks bending occasionally. Now I don't land really sketchy, and now my stock forks don't bend. Was the SR fork worth it? Not really, but I did get lots of compliments on having a good looking scooter. Did a good looking scooter make me a better rider? No.

But on the other hand, if you bend your bars/forks every day and that messes up your riding, then you might want to invest in one piece bars/SR forks. They feel really solid and you can go bigger without worrying if you're going to snap your bars when you land. Having a solid scooter will boost your confidence in a way.
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So true man.
 
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dude why lock the thread? its a perfectly feasable question and knowone gets what he is saying. a solid scooter does make a dif to your riding and paul can make a scooter solid whether its stock or full pro.
 
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blindscooterboy

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other then the foam grips and shitty griptape on pro models i can say that i have no problem riding an all stock scooter
almost the ONLY time i break any forks is when i bail in the air and my scoot comes crashing down from 10ft in the air,, i can also say ive never actually broke any kind of wheel, not even stock wheels
stock is fine
 
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ibbruiser

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i used to be like stock ftw since its cheap and great then alex steadman was a jerk and kindly let me ride his scooter...

now i hate riding all stock
 
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