New scooter

I hope that I posted this in the right forum, if I didn't, then feel free to move it mods.

My current scooter is basically obliterated. The wheels are old and are anything but smooth, they can't hold in the bearings (which make the scooter unsafe in itself), the fork is bent to hell, It's as hard as hell to adjust it, and it's noisy to ride... it's crap.

I currently have a razor pro, and I have had it for maybe ten months, and I'm going to get a new one. I was wondering if I should just buy another razor pro, or go with a different model. If you could keep the stock version under $100, it would be appreciated because I can customize it later.

I am an intermediate rider. I can't bri flip, frontflip, backflip, or spinning while doing tailwhips, but I can grind and do a lot of stuff. I'm a noob compared to some of you, but I'm not bad at all.

Any suggestions?
 

Steven_T

Member
Well...right now your best options would be to get another Razor Pro...but since they are made really weak now, I would also invest in a Dominator Deck Saver...this will also help when you grind it wont damage your deck so much. Or you can wait another month or so for the Razor Ultra Pro to come out.
 
Steven T said:
Well...right now your best options would be to get another Razor Pro...but since they are made really weak now, I would also invest in a Dominator Deck Saver...this will also help when you grind it wont damage your deck so much. Or you can wait another month or so for the Razor Ultra Pro to come out.

Looking at the Deck saver, it looks pretty good, but I'll have to look into it more.

Could it be possible to get reinforcements for my fork?
 

demo

Member
do both. cuz unsally when u reinforce a stock fork, the part that is not reinforce get fncked up faster. so i have noticed anyway
 

theocord

Member
im in this situation in part too.. i have an old a that i got off of a mate.. and i've been riding it for a bout a month.. but he's had it for years..

the fork has bent slightly.. the wheels are grey as hell and ground down.. and occasionally the bearings slip out of the front wheel..

i didnt want to replace the whole thing.. but i was thinking of getting a new JD bug deck (since im here in the uk) keeping my old headset, getting some jaks from doggscooters and maybe making some seatpost bars..

rather than replacing my whole scooter.. do you think this is a good idea?
 

saltwater

Member
If you want decent wheels try 'go 2's' i heard the value for money.
Cleaning out your bearings and headset will make your scooter smoother also.
 

theocord

Member
yep i did that and even got new bearings and i ride smooth.. i might get a new headset tho.. just so it spins better
 

Matt Rittler

Steel Member
ScooTa Chris said:
If you want decent wheels try 'go 2's' i heard the value for money.

one thing about go 2s is after about a month the bearings will fall out
great wheels thats the only problem
 
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