lucky lsv2 vs quebec forks

[Justin Vogelsberger]

what one is better in your guys opinion
i dont need new forks right now but i like planning ahead
and also i know the Quebec forks are peg compatible and i dont see why they luckys wouldn't be but are they?
any one tried either of em are they both really strong?

 

[tyler jordan]

i like qcs bcuz it has a built in starnut

 

[j-DoGg]

i would go with the luckys because the quebecs have a built in starnut and the fork tube is spongey
but i have the lsv2's and they are light and strong

 

[Justin Vogelsberger]

are the luckys peg compatible if not ima go with the quebec cause grinding is my fav trick

 

[j-DoGg]

what pegs do you have and they should be becuz there is alot of peg room

 

[tyler jordan]

yes they are

 

[Justin Vogelsberger]

i have inward pegs
well now i dont know
i like the look of the quebec but i like the weight of the lucky and the thick steerer tube

 

[Riley Hughes]

they are, but you have to drill out the hole on one side to 5/16.

 

[Cristian Castro]

lucky

 

[D4NI8L0]

lucky, no question, although its just my opinion

 

[Rob.]

Many luckys have broken, few QCS have broken.
you decide.

 

[Riley Hughes]

rob, many more people have used luckys than qsc, though.

depends on how you want your scooter to be balanced, bud.

 

[Justin Vogelsberger]

ok well i like the look of the Quebec alot more and the built in star-nut is a plus their peg compatible with out modding , they sound like the perfect forks for me=]
plus they weigh a little bit less than razor ultra pro forks so it wont take long at all to get used to em, now that i think about it the lucky s are almost too lite

 

[Jacek]

the quebec forks look like cement on the inside, they have tons of airbubbles, which makes them prone to snapping. the built in startnut is an insert that they put in, ive heard they like fall out. however, lucky forks have been broken but they are better in my opinion and cheaper.

and why are you so concerned about parts. since u and that jonascoots guy joined, ive been seeing like 10 part threads from you two, its kinda annoying.

 

[Michael Rankin]

the quebec forks look like cement on the inside, they have tons of airbubbles, which makes them prone to snapping. the built in startnut is an insert that they put in, ive heard they like fall out. however, lucky forks have been broken but they are better in my opinion and cheaper.

and why are you so concerned about parts. since u and that jonascoots guy joined, ive been seeing like 10 part threads from you two, its kinda annoying.

I agree.

 

[Justin Vogelsberger]

sorry?
im just concerned with parts cause if i get a new part and it breaks fast i wont have money for any thing new and my parents wont buy stuff cause they think it will break easy like the other stuff

 

[Michael Rankin]

sorry?
im just concerned with parts cause if i get a new part and it breaks fast i wont have money for any thing new and my parents wont buy stuff cause they think it will break easy like the other stuff

Search and do the research instead of making 10 threads.

 

[J SWEETS]

hehe. i do search and im new to scooting i stopped now i already got everything i need. now i just roam the forums and post what i know about and i read to learn new things. and glad you guys know of us .

 

[JA©K]

i like my lucky, its strong, and no signs of breaking or bending or whatever. im sure you could put pegs on it, there's a lot of room for em. if youre worried about looks, (which when it comes to quality, doesnt matter) the lucky is ugly, and it looks like it rusts within the first few days, its kinda weird. but such a good fork.....get it