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kolbycrouch

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put a spray can in my comp system so i can cool whip while i tailwhip
triples are gonna make me fat though but its worth it, will it come with proto coolwhip with chromoly can and .125 wall thickness so it wont bust and a little star on the nozzle, i would buy that
 
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kolbycrouch

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andrew can i get the bars in 21.5 high please, i just added my bank account to paypal and noticed i have a bunch of money that i forgot about so ill deffinetly buy these if they are in 21.5 high
 
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Josh N.

Josh N
John Radtke said:
Really, why would you ride a heavy scooter when you could have a lighter and stronger one?

its your choice.. and cheating!? its only cheating because you can do alot more tricks alot easier.. whats wrong with that?
Unless you take others having more tricks than you as some sort of threat, which you shouldnt becuase thats not what riding is even about.

Its just funny how no-one looks into this stuff, i know everyones desperate for a part that wont break and doesnt care how heavy it is, but we shouldnt have to adapt to heavy products.
(again.. my opinion)

Its only making your riding experience that much better and even more effortless.
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i am really loving what you are saying right now.
 
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kolbycrouch

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me and andrew are fine now, i was just expressing my opinion, atleast im not blindly agreeing with everyone, besides this was just between me and andrew and had nothing to do with anyone else so if someone else wants to get upset thats not my problem, the coolwhip thing was a joke.
btw im not trying to make you mad either man, me and andrew were talking through email and the comp system seems to be worth it
 
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Rob.

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Staff member
I wish sr forks were threadless, because instead of the (Not sure here) $10 compression with the $70? dollar forks, we now have a $65 compression system to pay for along with the $??? fork...

just saying, i've never seen a broken inward threaded fork. Not comparing SR to Inward, mind you.

ALL OF MY ESTIMATES, are just that, i wasn't around when SR forks were released... so i guess around 65-80...
 
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Jon Reyes

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the_SD_local said:
Customers problems? There is no problem and you have no intention of being my customer according to your post a few up.

If you think it is wrong that I do not cater to weight freaks then I am sorry but that is not going to change and I am not going to answer questions about "exact" weight. People who want the best scooter parts made will buy them, ride them and love them. If you do not want to be part of that group then no one is forcing you.

If your friends have questions they can email me at scooterresource@gmail.com

QUESTION:

Knowing that thicker material cost more money how is it possible for me to be selling the cheapest one piece bars if they were thicker?

QUESTION:

Knowing that Jon Reyes rides extremely light and tech do you really think these would be his bar of choice if they were heavy?

And to Josh:

Nothing out there is of equal strength... certainly not at this strength to weight ratio. As far as weight in comparison to BUFFS, I don't know. Whether they are a few ounces lighter or heavier really makes no difference. It's not going to make you any better or worse of a rider. If you like the way they look better than BUFFS then that is reason enough to buy them because they are going to perform exactly the same plus you will be happy with the way your scooter looks.
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I really do not like weight, and what andrew makes is only the slightest of a differnece and only takes a few seconds to get used to, but why don't people complain when they ride pro stock wheels and buy duel metal cores, there's a huge wieight difference in that, i've vene notice,

stop bittching, don't like it? don't buy it, but what else are you gunna buy thats better???? hmmmm??? booom
 
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