French ID Muffin

[JoshHamm]

Well, my razor pro is sort of had and I'm missing a lot of parts to it. I was wondering if it would be worth it just to buy a completed French ID instead of having to spend a lot of money to buy replacement parts. I'm playing on replacing the stock parts of the French ID when the stock parts are worn down.

 

[JonnyJonDogg]

read this thread

http://www.scooterresource.com/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?856181

 

[JoshHamm]

That thread didn't really help me, just a bunch of people arguing and they didn't go into detail, they just said what they thought was better without any evidence to support them.

I find that my Razors are worn down really fast and if you have any suggestions about brands I should buy, could you leave statistics or somethings and not just tell me what I should get.

Edit: In the SR store it says that the Muffin is an entry level scooter, so does that mean it won't be as sturdy as a Razor pro or are they similar?

 

[JonnyJonDogg]

ok ok, i know somones going to reply to this(what im saying) saying im wrong. but I have ridden, 5 pro decks(all snapped now)
1 muffin(snapped)
and am riding jdbug now.

pros are different. at least i know the old ones are different, they have bigger grind plates than jdbugs OR muffins

MUFFINS ARE I REPEAT ARE JDBUGS

I KNOW THAT FOR A FACT.

 

[JonnyJonDogg]

o and btw:

this muffin deck lasted me 2 weeks.

 

[Steezeman]

Yeah, Pros are better and (I think) cheaper.

 

[JoshHamm]

Thanks for your help, but, I don't need a new deck now, DMazz gave me the missing parts I need so now I'm just getting wheels and bars.

 

[mynameisjaymez]

Personally i think it would be dumb for anyone in North America to buy a muffin unless it was for collecting purposes or to just have a white paint scheme.

But there cheaper for people in Europe
There basically pros and FRID is doing alot for the sport, muffin was just kinda like there ice breaker.