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NickGraham.

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Trevor Noller said:
Byron Barger said:
Trevor Noller said:
Mr. PROTO said:
If they bend and break you can cut them down and get an SCS.
So what you're saying is that if a kid bends your bars at the slot, he has to pay another seventy five dollars to make his scooter rideable?

Doesn't sound right to me. Does it? I would rather just buy another pair of bars for that price.

Then play it smart, get an SCS. Why would you pay 75 bucks just to get the same exact pair of bars when you could have got a compression system quad clamp which is way better then any normal double clamp?
Alright seriously, get off your knees Byron.
I have ran Proto bars and compression system. Luckily, I got the SCS in a deal with Andrew because I bent his bars. A month later, the SCS seized.
I am going to have to say that RAD makes better bars and a more reliable compression system that takes all of one minute to retighten.

For the record, if I bent a pair of bars, I wouldn't buy the same ones. I am not cradling Proto's balls like this entire forum.

Sure, you might not like my opinion on the matter, but whatever.

Just thought I would give my thoughts on this whole "Proto is god" situation.

<3.
 

Stevenson

Steel Member
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Steven T said:
David judging by your horrible spelling....and how you said "dehup" something only the one and only CJ Faghard would say....I'm guessing you are him. Or you two share the same incredibly stupidly small brain.
CJ can'n dehub shit.
 
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Stevenson-Scoot said:
Steven T said:
David judging by your horrible spelling....and how you said "dehup" something only the one and only CJ Faghard would say....I'm guessing you are him. Or you two share the same incredibly stupidly small brain.
CJ can'n dehub shit.
It is CJ.
 

DMazz

Steel Member
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just a random post.... kinda


proto wheels in the front are fuckingg amazing
 

justmossy

Member
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NickGraham. said:
Trevor Noller said:
Byron Barger said:
Trevor Noller said:
Mr. PROTO said:
If they bend and break you can cut them down and get an SCS.
So what you're saying is that if a kid bends your bars at the slot, he has to pay another seventy five dollars to make his scooter rideable?

Doesn't sound right to me. Does it? I would rather just buy another pair of bars for that price.

Then play it smart, get an SCS. Why would you pay 75 bucks just to get the same exact pair of bars when you could have got a compression system quad clamp which is way better then any normal double clamp?
Alright seriously, get off your knees Byron.
I have ran Proto bars and compression system. Luckily, I got the SCS in a deal with Andrew because I bent his bars. A month later, the SCS seized.
I am going to have to say that RAD makes better bars and a more reliable compression system that takes all of one minute to retighten.

For the record, if I bent a pair of bars, I wouldn't buy the same ones. I am not cradling Proto's balls like this entire forum.

Sure, you might not like my opinion on the matter, but whatever.

Just thought I would give my thoughts on this whole "Proto is god" situation.

<3.
My scs seized and always came loose too, not saying its Andrews fault it was one of the very first ones.

I have rads with HIC, but i also bought a half knuckle double clamp, from Andrew at banks, i have to say without that HIC would suck.
 

anticee23

Steel Member
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aNthony c said:
i want to buy some wheels and
andrew do you think there will ever be a time when the title PROTO metalcores, orange urethane and spoked hubs come together
to be mass produced by PROTO???
bringin the idea over
 

coryM

Member
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JustinMoss said:
My scs seized and always came loose too, not saying its Andrews fault it was one of the very first ones.

I have rads with HIC, but i also bought a half knuckle double clamp, from Andrew at banks, i have to say without that HIC would suck.

And I would have to agree. HIC requires a decent clamp. Also It IS a good idea to get rid of clamps, but I really have never had many problems with steertubes bending. Short slots with a hole in the top dont really affect the tubing enough to worry about. IMO. Especially with a shim that goes deeper than the slots that actually reinforces it.

I really like SCS and HIC they are both perfect in their own ways. SCS for versatillity and HIC for cleanliness...

Oh I also wanted to say that I am surprised people have bent strikers. Those are without a doubt the best designed fork ever, especially since they are also so economical when compared to machined aluminum forks (take2,FrID).
Once Andrew heat treats them I doubt many will bend. Ever.
 

byreen

Member
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Hey NickGraham, read what he posted next. Cory if someone is a wait freak HIC is where its at also man lol.
 

coryM

Member
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I been rockin my homemade SCS and it works good. Im waiting for andrew to come out wioth them baby SCS's :)

the 1-3/8" are just big. But when i saw his baby one it was dialed as fook.
 

saltwater

Member
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coryM said:
JustinMoss said:
My scs seized and always came loose too, not saying its Andrews fault it was one of the very first ones.

I have rads with HIC, but i also bought a half knuckle double clamp, from Andrew at banks, i have to say without that HIC would suck.

And I would have to agree. HIC requires a decent clamp. Also It IS a good idea to get rid of clamps, but I really have never had many problems with steertubes bending. Short slots with a hole in the top dont really affect the tubing enough to worry about. IMO. Especially with a shim that goes deeper than the slots that actually reinforces it.

I really like SCS and HIC they are both perfect in their own ways. SCS for versatillity and HIC for cleanliness...

Oh I also wanted to say that I am surprised people have bent strikers. Those are without a doubt the best designed fork ever, especially since they are also so economical when compared to machined aluminum forks (take2,FrID).
Once Andrew heat treats them I doubt many will bend. Ever.
Even though I haven't had either personally I'd rather have a HIC rather than an SCS because you can use threaded fork, more convienient, it looks clean and its out of the way only real problem's are you gotta buy an aftermarket clamp for it to work to its full potential and you can switch bars to easily (RADS to Wee's ect.) IMO.
But with the I guess the SCS does the same job, looks fancy and adds a lil colour
 

Matt

Peace Keeper
Staff member
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ScooTa Chris said:
coryM said:
JustinMoss said:
My scs seized and always came loose too, not saying its Andrews fault it was one of the very first ones.

I have rads with HIC, but i also bought a half knuckle double clamp, from Andrew at banks, i have to say without that HIC would suck.

And I would have to agree. HIC requires a decent clamp. Also It IS a good idea to get rid of clamps, but I really have never had many problems with steertubes bending. Short slots with a hole in the top dont really affect the tubing enough to worry about. IMO. Especially with a shim that goes deeper than the slots that actually reinforces it.

I really like SCS and HIC they are both perfect in their own ways. SCS for versatillity and HIC for cleanliness...

Oh I also wanted to say that I am surprised people have bent strikers. Those are without a doubt the best designed fork ever, especially since they are also so economical when compared to machined aluminum forks (take2,FrID).
Once Andrew heat treats them I doubt many will bend. Ever.
Even though I haven't had either personally I'd rather have a HIC rather than an SCS because you can use threaded fork, more convienient, it looks clean and its out of the way only real problem's are you gotta buy an aftermarket clamp for it to work to its full potential and you can switch bars to easily (RADS to Wee's ect.) IMO.
But with the I guess the SCS does the same job, looks fancy and adds a lil colour

Why would you use a compression system on a threaded fork?
 
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