Revamping Old Pro Model

Spax

Bronze member
Alright, sorry about the delay, I'm finally back and I definitely want to get this handled this time around if anyone can still help me out.

Just bought a Xootr, complete fail, absolutely dissatisfied, decided I'm going to sell it back and put the money into my current shabby ol' pro model.

Currently I have a pro model razor with no brakes and a cracked frame near the back wheel that is oh so common. I get the feeling that the frame will hold up as it's been cracked for a while and given me no problems since.

What I'd Like:

1. Set of bolts and stuff to completely bolt up my razor since I'm too lazy to go out to a hardware company and figure it out myself. The thing wobbles around right now when I ride and I need it completely stable with no jitters at all. Let me know if bolting it up will solve this.

2. Complete break set, wouldn't mind non razor parts here.

3. Some kind of non stock fork/bars combo that will be compatible with my deck. Unless of course you think I should just ditch my cracked frame and get a new deck razor, or non razor. About 24 high

4. Quality set of wheels and maybe bearings, I have some pretty grimy bearings in right now, but I'm under the impression that they have a wonderfully low resistance, don't seem to ever stop spinning, although I really have nothing to compare them to.

5. Grip Tape?

I figure I'll try to get all my needs from one guy to save on shipping and time.
 

Spax

Bronze member
I'll set the budget for this entire thing at about $200 with wheels, bearings, and griptape as extremely low priority items. I probably won't be able to get a new deck with that budget either I presume and have no problem building upon my current scooter.

Photos of the crack, the bolt stuck in the front of the deck etc..

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m269/spajaphi/DSC01539.jpg
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http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m269/spajaphi/DSC01543.jpg
 

Spax

Bronze member
With the help of Lloyd from QC Scooters I've finally solved my problem and found a solution under $300.

Here's a very helpful statement Lloyd made in our email conversations regarding the choice of bar grips.

"Feeling and touching yourself is always the best way to go for grips."

Thanks = )
 

lloyd

Steel Member
With the help of Lloyd from QC Scooters I've finally solved my problem and found a solution under $300.

Here's a very helpful statement Lloyd made in our email conversations regarding the choice of bar grips.

"Feeling and touching yourself is always the best way to go for grips."

Thanks = )

Haha yes I did say that :p might sound a little weird out of context though...
 

CJ Treihart

I got myself banned.
ill sell u
4 abec 7 bearings amazing brand new
brand new griptape
brand new bolt set
1 110 micro metal core
1 110 brown proto gripper
some good grips
brake with bolt and nut and spring
stock headset on headtube greased really good

75 shipped if in usa
90 if not
 

booner

Member
Xootr's are fun

Xootrs are good but they are for cruising, there super fast! Im lucky because I have an xootr for cruising and a razor for the skate park. got mine in the UK at www.skootuk.com
 
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