Bear Grylls
M3MB3R
pics or gtfo
PROTO Orion combo
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pics or gtfo
Joe Rush
Bronze member
This is proto scooter... And they Cancel the warrantly!
There you go Ryan
Bear Grylls
M3MB3R
Alright, sick haha
Connzi machell
Member
yess Scooter hut have 100 off! Now I'm just attempting at contacting them to see if they're the new, stronger, better headtubes or not.
mason buckley
Member
i got mine for 230 and sold it for 230.
this deck is very light but for me i didnt like it. to me it whipped very weird and just didnt work. but this deck was amazing haha. i would try this deck out. it might be for you but i <3 my MGP
this deck is very light but for me i didnt like it. to me it whipped very weird and just didnt work. but this deck was amazing haha. i would try this deck out. it might be for you but i <3 my MGP
carljr
Member
they probably are not..cause i think they just came out
^ I'm not sure but I think the spacing is different.
The new headtubes are stronger, but the only one that broke was a very limited run of the old headtube that was cut slightly different so there was less material in one spot, creating a weak point. All the old 81.5 headtubes are good and many of the old 83 headtubes are fine as well.
The new headtubes are stronger, but the only one that broke was a very limited run of the old headtube that was cut slightly different so there was less material in one spot, creating a weak point. All the old 81.5 headtubes are good and many of the old 83 headtubes are fine as well.
Grant Schofield
Silver Member
i think you guys should make room for a rubber pad to put between the bottom of the headtube and bottom of deck that way it would work as a shock absorber kinda
NickTrella
Bronze member
i think is a pretty good idea^
Grant Schofield
Silver Member
no the space would be bigger but theyed have to get some really wierd rubber
R-Dubya
Steel Member
Having a shock absorption system between the headtube and deck is a horrid idea. If you want the headtube to flex back and forth, go buy a pro model and ride it unbolted. That's essentially what would happen. It wouldn't even "absorb landings", the deck would just feel like a weak piece of shit and then break.
Grant Schofield
Silver Member
not if it was super dense but i dont really care about it
Mario Rocchio
Steel Member
It can't be done. Ever.
Riley Hughes
Steel Member
I rode one of these decks... my hopes weren't high but i really liked it.
It's hard to tell how well you would like a deck when the bar size, wheels, ect are all different... there are a lot of variables. I will tell you the 81.5 whipped really well and was wayy lighter than i thought it'd be. It fingerwhipped well too. The concave is the perfect amount. I liked it.
edit: except the look, not a big fan. but idc about look or dialedness or anything like that so not a big deal for me.
It's hard to tell how well you would like a deck when the bar size, wheels, ect are all different... there are a lot of variables. I will tell you the 81.5 whipped really well and was wayy lighter than i thought it'd be. It fingerwhipped well too. The concave is the perfect amount. I liked it.
edit: except the look, not a big fan. but idc about look or dialedness or anything like that so not a big deal for me.
Connzi machell
Member
Sorry Riley, but just out of curiosity, what size did you ride?