oliver ouboter
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i don't think that one piece deck counts as a pro!!
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Mario Rocchio
Steel Member
nevermind.
Billie Rainbow
Silver Member
i wouldn't trust a review out of either of you.Mr Loveday said:
and btw shq bearings are disgusting they break in 3 weeks id rather ride blade bearings cause they actually last longer.
carterzhou111
Member
billie. ryans a retard. he GAVE me a pair of lucky 5's himself. so i reviewed em.
JohanGrunwald
Member
Someone review Lucky
tylerbillman
Steel Member
Aheadset Headsets
Pros:
+Cheap
+Efficient
+Spins pretty well
+Solid look
Cons:
-Made for bikes, less functional on a scooter
-Rubber pinch ring, sticks if tightened too much
-Wobbles a bit
PROTO Sliders Spoked
Pros:
+Very hard
+Very fast
+Slide well without wear
+Doesn't wear quickly with brake usage
+30% lighter than fullcore PROTO's?
+Seem impossible to dehub
Cons:
-Loose bearing slots aka "Deathclick" especially in the back
-Less urethane than old PROTO's
Pros:
+Cheap
+Efficient
+Spins pretty well
+Solid look
Cons:
-Made for bikes, less functional on a scooter
-Rubber pinch ring, sticks if tightened too much
-Wobbles a bit
PROTO Sliders Spoked
Pros:
+Very hard
+Very fast
+Slide well without wear
+Doesn't wear quickly with brake usage
+30% lighter than fullcore PROTO's?
+Seem impossible to dehub
Cons:
-Loose bearing slots aka "Deathclick" especially in the back
-Less urethane than old PROTO's
Lucky NW Fork
pros:
-light
-dialed
-strong
-LEGIT. like a striker
cons:
-forktube a bit short. my scs bolt barely made it into starnut (well maybe the starnut was a couple millimeters short but still. i just went to the hardware store and got a bolt for 30 cents.
-rusts. but its raw what can i say
pros:
-light
-dialed
-strong
-LEGIT. like a striker
cons:
-forktube a bit short. my scs bolt barely made it into starnut (well maybe the starnut was a couple millimeters short but still. i just went to the hardware store and got a bolt for 30 cents.
-rusts. but its raw what can i say
AnonymousScooter
Member
Razor Pro deck
Pro's-
Cheap
Cons-
It sucks
only 4.0 width
only comes in silver
Breaks quickly
Pro's-
Cheap
Cons-
It sucks
only 4.0 width
only comes in silver
Breaks quickly
humpurple kushiones
Steel Member
brody01134
Steel Member
lucky lsv3 fork
pros:
very light
nice look
anodized
cons:
bend pretty easily
pros:
very light
nice look
anodized
cons:
bend pretty easily
Chase Marsh.
Bronze member
They aren't heavy. Mine are light as fuck.
michaelchavez
Steel Member
dsa heavy dutie fork
pros:
strong as possibly can be
looks cool
comes with ics
cons:
kinda heavy
comes with ics
pros:
strong as possibly can be
looks cool
comes with ics
cons:
kinda heavy
comes with ics
100mm eagle (non-sig, new pu shape)
PROS:
Don't wear down as fast as eagles used to
Fast. As. Fuck.
Tight bearing slots
CONS:
Chunk. Like. Fuck
Ovalise easy
Blunt candy bars:
PROS:
Cheap
Great range of colours
Strong downtube
CONS:
Weakish cross-bar (mine have bent already)
PROS:
Don't wear down as fast as eagles used to
Fast. As. Fuck.
Tight bearing slots
CONS:
Chunk. Like. Fuck
Ovalise easy
Blunt candy bars:
PROS:
Cheap
Great range of colours
Strong downtube
CONS:
Weakish cross-bar (mine have bent already)
ConnorD
Steel Member
FSA pig DH PRO headset:
PROS:
-amazingly smooth, as soon as i got it in, it spun like butter
-Super strong
-Never once had a problem with it, I had it for 6 months and would still be riding it if i hadnt switched to integrated.
-Sealed bearings, super low to no maintenance.
-Super beefy
CONS:
-Heavy for some people, weighs half a pound i think. I didnt notice it much
-Crown race is a little hard to get on, but nbd
-Oversized bottom cup, might not fit into every deck (NOT SURE, but its a possibility, I didnt have that problem)
-Expensive in some places
Over all:
I would DEFINATELY x100 recommend this headset to anyone with a standard headtube. Well worth the money, will last you ages with hardly any maintenance. I still have one in near perfect condition in my basement, keeping it in case i happen to get a razor deck as a spare.
Zero gravity spider deck
PROS:
-Looks really clean, original design
-tailwhips feel really balanced and controlled
-very stable, and a great weight and headtube angle for bowl/park riding.
-not very many weak spots because there is no welds
-integrated headtube
- there is sort of a pocket at the dropouts, great place for grabbing, perfect for toboggans, supermans
-grinds really smooth, just a TINY bit awkward at first because of the curved bottom, but you get used to it really quick. It actually does make grind to whips easier.
CONS:
-Some might not appreciate the 82.5* headtube
-hard to get the back axle in, had to use a mallet.
-A little bit of a hassle to get the back wheel in, you have to make sure the bearings are in aaaaaallllllllllllllllllllll the way.
-A bit hard to clean the bottom
-For actual riding/stregnth, no complaints. I have to say it is the best deck I've ever ridden.
Over all:
I would recommend this to anyone who rides alot of tranny and park, especially if you like bowls. Very stable, nice and fast tailwhips, and you feel safe on it. Not the best for flatground IMO. If you have a flowy style, this is the deck for you.
Well worth the money, even if it is a bit of an investment, the deck and headtube are interchangeable so in the long run it will save you money on broken decks or headtubes.
And if the bolt connecting them breaks, well, its just a bolt hahah
PROS:
-amazingly smooth, as soon as i got it in, it spun like butter
-Super strong
-Never once had a problem with it, I had it for 6 months and would still be riding it if i hadnt switched to integrated.
-Sealed bearings, super low to no maintenance.
-Super beefy
CONS:
-Heavy for some people, weighs half a pound i think. I didnt notice it much
-Crown race is a little hard to get on, but nbd
-Oversized bottom cup, might not fit into every deck (NOT SURE, but its a possibility, I didnt have that problem)
-Expensive in some places
Over all:
I would DEFINATELY x100 recommend this headset to anyone with a standard headtube. Well worth the money, will last you ages with hardly any maintenance. I still have one in near perfect condition in my basement, keeping it in case i happen to get a razor deck as a spare.
Zero gravity spider deck
PROS:
-Looks really clean, original design
-tailwhips feel really balanced and controlled
-very stable, and a great weight and headtube angle for bowl/park riding.
-not very many weak spots because there is no welds
-integrated headtube
- there is sort of a pocket at the dropouts, great place for grabbing, perfect for toboggans, supermans
-grinds really smooth, just a TINY bit awkward at first because of the curved bottom, but you get used to it really quick. It actually does make grind to whips easier.
CONS:
-Some might not appreciate the 82.5* headtube
-hard to get the back axle in, had to use a mallet.
-A little bit of a hassle to get the back wheel in, you have to make sure the bearings are in aaaaaallllllllllllllllllllll the way.
-A bit hard to clean the bottom
-For actual riding/stregnth, no complaints. I have to say it is the best deck I've ever ridden.
Over all:
I would recommend this to anyone who rides alot of tranny and park, especially if you like bowls. Very stable, nice and fast tailwhips, and you feel safe on it. Not the best for flatground IMO. If you have a flowy style, this is the deck for you.
Well worth the money, even if it is a bit of an investment, the deck and headtube are interchangeable so in the long run it will save you money on broken decks or headtubes.
And if the bolt connecting them breaks, well, its just a bolt hahah
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