alex Dorantes
Member
yeah i guess.
TSI One Piece Deck?
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yeah i guess.
Joe Manson
Member
WHAT
do you mean he doesnt ride at all or just for tsi
do you mean he doesnt ride at all or just for tsi
alex Dorantes
Member
he still rides, he just doesn't ride for tsi anymore.
Kc Corning
Bronze member
Tyler quit because of Razor. They made him pick. TSI is a small rider based start up company and Razor is a multi Million Dollar corporation that can afford to fly him any where they want. However Terry quit Micro to ride for TSI. Micro is just like razor. So what does that say?
Tyler will be back. Stan is still on the team and Cary is on the team as well. I don;t want any kind of hot heads or riders that think they "deserve" to be on the team. I want riders who truly want to be on the team and who can respect the boss.
Tyler will be back. Stan is still on the team and Cary is on the team as well. I don;t want any kind of hot heads or riders that think they "deserve" to be on the team. I want riders who truly want to be on the team and who can respect the boss.
Devon Garcia
Member
Micro is nothing like razor.
Js.
Kc Corning
Bronze member
They both are corporations and both have quality standards that are similar. They sell some of the same things. JD Bug is goes along with the kick scooter corporations. Then theres JD Razor. (Japanese Razor, Original Razor not Razor USA, LLC.)
What I am saying is that most big scooter companies think alike because the big picture is profit. They don't want to spend the money on things they can't see money in even tho us riders tell them there is. Every time we get something back from a corporation, its nothing like what we asked for. Ask any "Pro" Scooter rider for either Micro or Razor. Terry quit Mirco for TSI because he knew the products were going to be developed better and the relationship between the developer and manufacture would be close. Considering I am the CEO, all the main business decisions are made by me. If the front reinforcement plate needs to be one-piece instead of two-pieces then it will be done at that point of decision. For something like that to go through Razor or Micro it would take months since they have all manufacturing over seas.
So I would say Razor is like Micro and Micro is like Razor which is like JD Bug which is like... Etc. CORPORATIONS! Their mind is on the money.
danielaurelio
Member
and the moneys on there mind
edit to save me from double posting: got my tracking number and my 4.0 flowmaster and tron bars are scheduled to arrive tmrw! im pumped
edit to save me from double posting: got my tracking number and my 4.0 flowmaster and tron bars are scheduled to arrive tmrw! im pumped
Hep Greg
Administrator
micro XTREME is nothing like razor.
the bigger Micro corp. is EXACTLY like razor.
the_SD_local
I own SR.
word
Kc Corning
Bronze member
In my opinion... Micro Xtreme is like the ama of Razorama.com. They sell Razor products exclusively. They are "your one stop Razor Shop" but then at micro-xtreme.net it says "This is not an offical microTM. Store" which I don't even know what that means.
JohnMorris10
Bronze member
yess gt french id bars forks and a rzr pro deck tsis are a waist of money ( just my opinion )
the_SD_local
I own SR.
such a noob
nothing personal ...
im going to formally
say i no longer want to be on TSI
so give my slot to someone else...someone who deserves it
you guys were very supportive in the beginning but i think your quest
to be more competitive in the market is leading to some rather unprofessional
practices including the event where Alex D. was dropped
considering im not lucky fan, i don't care much
but if i cant ride with certain people cause they are 'competition'
that takes away from one of the most important things in this whole sport
that in which i will never trade for sponsorship
i am friends with people who ride for lucky
and they are tight end of story
you can compete with companies all you want
but don't say who anyone on the team
can ride with...
later, nothing personal to K.C or Matt
but this all needed to be said
good day and good luck
im going to formally
say i no longer want to be on TSI
so give my slot to someone else...someone who deserves it
you guys were very supportive in the beginning but i think your quest
to be more competitive in the market is leading to some rather unprofessional
practices including the event where Alex D. was dropped
considering im not lucky fan, i don't care much
but if i cant ride with certain people cause they are 'competition'
that takes away from one of the most important things in this whole sport
that in which i will never trade for sponsorship
i am friends with people who ride for lucky
and they are tight end of story
you can compete with companies all you want
but don't say who anyone on the team
can ride with...
later, nothing personal to K.C or Matt
but this all needed to be said
good day and good luck
Seth Brown
Member
I'd join up and tell my local scooter community to buy TSI or fk off, hardass it
Kc Corning
Bronze member
im going to formally
say i no longer want to be on TSI
so give my slot to someone else...someone who deserves it
you guys were very supportive in the beginning but i think your quest
to be more competitive in the market is leading to some rather unprofessional
practices including the event where Alex D. was dropped.
^ I kicked him off because he was not being professional...
considering im not lucky fan, i don't care much
but if i cant ride with certain people cause they are 'competition'
that takes away from one of the most important things in this whole sport
that in which i will never trade for sponsorship
^So Tyler has to quit TSI for Razor. And that was fine. and it was simple. Razor is our competition. Like everyone else. This is a free market economy not a big group friendly session all the time. We have to make sacrifices sometimes in business. Lately we've been taking a bunch of losses. That just goes with business. You win some (like in the beginning) and you loose some (like now) However have not lost yet, Matter a fact we are just beginning...
i am friends with people who ride for lucky
and they are tight end of story
^ before lucky even made decks we had James and Jesse on TSI's. Then they decided to make their own and talk shit. So then I just let it be and now everyone is quitting for other sponsors. Let it be then. You may choose who you ride for and I will choose who rides for me.
you can compete with companies all you want
but don't say who anyone on the team
can ride with...
^your loss. You had something going with your idea man. Oh well...
later, nothing personal to K.C or Matt
but this all needed to be said
good day and good luck
My mind is on the big picture: To have the best possible scooter for the money. I know that TSI can start a standard of quality for scooters that you see in most BMX bikes today. Considering we basically started the after market one-piece deck trend, most people now are "doing it their selves" which is exactly what Razor told me to do when I asked to take the tack welds on the folding system on the pro model.
say i no longer want to be on TSI
so give my slot to someone else...someone who deserves it
you guys were very supportive in the beginning but i think your quest
to be more competitive in the market is leading to some rather unprofessional
practices including the event where Alex D. was dropped.
^ I kicked him off because he was not being professional...
considering im not lucky fan, i don't care much
but if i cant ride with certain people cause they are 'competition'
that takes away from one of the most important things in this whole sport
that in which i will never trade for sponsorship
^So Tyler has to quit TSI for Razor. And that was fine. and it was simple. Razor is our competition. Like everyone else. This is a free market economy not a big group friendly session all the time. We have to make sacrifices sometimes in business. Lately we've been taking a bunch of losses. That just goes with business. You win some (like in the beginning) and you loose some (like now) However have not lost yet, Matter a fact we are just beginning...
i am friends with people who ride for lucky
and they are tight end of story
^ before lucky even made decks we had James and Jesse on TSI's. Then they decided to make their own and talk shit. So then I just let it be and now everyone is quitting for other sponsors. Let it be then. You may choose who you ride for and I will choose who rides for me.
you can compete with companies all you want
but don't say who anyone on the team
can ride with...
^your loss. You had something going with your idea man. Oh well...
later, nothing personal to K.C or Matt
but this all needed to be said
good day and good luck
My mind is on the big picture: To have the best possible scooter for the money. I know that TSI can start a standard of quality for scooters that you see in most BMX bikes today. Considering we basically started the after market one-piece deck trend, most people now are "doing it their selves" which is exactly what Razor told me to do when I asked to take the tack welds on the folding system on the pro model.