TSI Threshold Review?

[Frank T]

Alright guys, I know this is a review thread and all, but I figured this would be the fastest way to get a response, Easiest way to get the spacers in? I was thinking hammer them smaller but i didnt want to untill I got some help.

Exactly what I did, smash those puppies with a hammer till they are thin enough to fit in there, but still fit snugly

 

[toddpickel]

Exactly what I did, smash those puppies with a hammer till they are thin enough to fit in there, but still fit snugly

Alright, sick man, thanks!

 

[All-Weld]

Or just grind/sand the washers down a tiny bit with a Dremel, die grinder or small angle grinder....only takes a few minutes.
Hammering them flatter works but grinding or sanding them down is cleaner and more precise.
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[Rob.]

Honestly, it's still a bit back heavy, but it slides like a dream. Needs rounded edges like an AOSv2 and it'd be flawless.

but i'd buy it if it weren't a bitch to get the back wheel spacers in.

 

[Grant Schofield]

Honestly, it's still a bit back heavy, but it slides like a dream. Needs rounded edges like an AOSv2 and it'd be flawless.

but i'd buy it if it weren't a bitch to get the back wheel spacers in.

they arnt hard to get in at all

 

[Hep Greg]

Honestly, it's still a bit back heavy, but it slides like a dream. Needs rounded edges like an AOSv2 and it'd be flawless.

but i'd buy it if it weren't a bitch to get the back wheel spacers in.

it doesnt need rounded edges, you just need to not ride a kids' deck


and the spacers arent that hard to get in, just use a flathead screwdriver to push em in.

 

[Robert]

I prefer the washers as back spacers, because if i lose them i can just buy some new ones at the hardware store.

and i would like it more if it did have rounder edges because, when i ride a chunky ledge my deck always seems to get caught on it, and when i'm riding a grindbox it always scrapes the way off the ledge and onto my deck.

But it is still the best deck ever.

 

[All-Weld]

I'd buy it if it weren't a bitch to get the back wheel spacers in.

All you have to do is grind them down a tiny bit or smack them with a hammer to flatten them out.
My 5 year old son can do that...and put it togather. You are only removing a few thousanths of an inch off each.
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[Rob.]

I'll stick with my AOSv2 for a bit.

 

[Hep Greg]

I'll stick with my AOSv2 for a bit.

:dislike:

 

[Anton]

Love it so much. Did an up rail to doublewhip at the park today and all my friends couldn't do it because they kept sticking to the rail.

 

[michaelchavez]

I'll stick with my AOSv2 for a bit.

 

[coryM]

^hahhaaha yeahh