/PROTO Scooters

[Madis]

i guess im one of very few kids without access to a saw. i had 2, but my stepdad let our neighbor borrow it and he took it when he moved away. my other one broke.

and no, i dont need a "how to saw your bars" tutorial.

I hope i don't have to repeat myself for the 3rd time.

Saws are cheap. Period.

 

[Lil Steve]

Im thinking about if I should get the new SCS.

 

[spitfire0453]

i guess im one of very few kids without access to a saw. i had 2, but my stepdad let our neighbor borrow it and he took it when he moved away. my other one broke.

and no, i dont need a "how to saw your bars" tutorial.

I hope i don't have to repeat myself for the 3rd time.

Saws are cheap. Period.

He just just make more height options period.

 

[Madis]

i guess im one of very few kids without access to a saw. i had 2, but my stepdad let our neighbor borrow it and he took it when he moved away. my other one broke.

and no, i dont need a "how to saw your bars" tutorial.

I hope i don't have to repeat myself for the 3rd time.

Saws are cheap. Period.

He just just make more height options period.

I beleive you should be happy there are 4 height options for SCS already, otherwise all bars would come in ~36" lenghts but that's just a huge waste of material and more expensive for everybody.

so if u order the 1-1/4" option is that just the 1-3/8" clamp with a shim or a clamp with 1-1/4" diameter?

If you order the 1-1/4" option, then you are getting a 1-3/8" clamp WITH a stepdown shim (for 1-1/4" bars).

 

[rayan17]

wait, i got retro bars like a few days ago and they didnt have the standard compressions system options. i will be buying a standard compression system to use with these bars though. what do i do now? the bar dimensions i ordered with are 21x15. can you make them custom to the scs compression please?

If you received retro bars with the slit at the bottom, AND you want to buy the SCS, then you will have to just cut 2 inches off the bottom of your bars in order to maintain the height you were at with your bars, and your bars will come usable/compatible with the SCS.

so all i gotta do is cutt 2 in off of it? and what if they dont have that slit?

 

[Madis]

If they don't have a notch/slit, then you can put the bars onto the SCS.

 

[coryM]

haha Wtf is everyone strugglin' over?

Its fnckin simple!

SCS raises ur bars 2 inches. You can't have slots on your bars with the SCS.

That is all. Thre rest is common sence.

 

[blaine142]

ORDERED my BRASS knuckles !!!!!

 

[LirimPerasevic]

i have a noob question whats the point of haveing a compression system?

 

[Jason]

So your shiit isn't all rattley and ghey.

 

[nick12667]

So your shiit isn't all rattley and ghey.

so what you saying is that its useless. because to fix that all you have to do is tighten everything up

 

[Jason]

Why was it loose it the first place?

Because it's rattley and ghey.

 

[blaine142]

compression system, simplest form- is used for threadless headsets to tighten the headset/keep it tight, and keep the bars from flying off.

 

[coryM]

I hope theres less confusion when the RAD compression comes out.

 

[Steezeman]

Keep hoping, Cory. People were freaking out when the inverted compression system came out. Maybe that's why people ride scooters, they're too stupid to understand how to work a bike.

 

[AnthonyPellino]

^^^Agreed. This thing is pretty simple and anyone that still doesn't understand it even after the video are mentally retarded.

 

[devinthedew]

so if i ride 20's high i should buy 20' high right for the scs

 

[JDBen]

you have to buy slit-less 18" high bars i think

 

[ryankeong]

no u buy 20 high ones

 

[JDBen]

but then the scs raises the bar height by an extra 2 inches which means you have to but them down so why not just buy 18"s?