Envy Kos v2 complete
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GrantWood
Bronze member
Can you explain why?
thehappyscooterco
Member
its good fast, smooth and strong my brother got his about a week ago its light aswell
Lokomoto
Member
You could probably get a pretty cheap and good custom setup. Just include stuff like VertX forks, district deck OR addict, ethic, envy, some vertx bars & clamp, some 841 wheels, district headset, and odi grips. Pretty good and cheap set up right there... it would probably you last you a while too.
issac p
Silver Member
you could build up a complete that would cost around the same price as the blunt.
district v2i, or blunt envy
vertx, epic, or proto striker fork
vertx bars
pretty much any oversized clamp
any integrated headset
any grips
griptape
sz wheels $40 or under, blunt 110's.
it will be worth it if you build up a complete. trust me.
plus you get to pick out all the colors, and you get to choose a few of the parts.
district v2i, or blunt envy
vertx, epic, or proto striker fork
vertx bars
pretty much any oversized clamp
any integrated headset
any grips
griptape
sz wheels $40 or under, blunt 110's.
it will be worth it if you build up a complete. trust me.
plus you get to pick out all the colors, and you get to choose a few of the parts.
Aaron
Silver Member
Envy really upped their game on this one.
The compression system is better.
Stock 110mm wheels.
Much stronger / more solid deck.
New design brake (stronger / easier to use)
4 bolt clamp rather than 3.
Most places will sell for the same price as the original envy complete as well, which makes it a pretty solid scooter for the price
The compression system is better.
Stock 110mm wheels.
Much stronger / more solid deck.
New design brake (stronger / easier to use)
4 bolt clamp rather than 3.
Most places will sell for the same price as the original envy complete as well, which makes it a pretty solid scooter for the price
issac p
Silver Member
doesnt this complete still have the same shitty ihc, but with a different fork leg design?