YOUR BROKEN SCOOTER

Keenan Still

Steel Member
excuse me? correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure metal core wheels need to be worked in before you ride hard on them. the glue has to settle in and properly bond before you go riding hard. i have had a proto slider for a year and a half and it still has no signs of dehubbing. you have no right to call me an idiot.

diss is not true in my opinion
 

Broccoli1

Bronze member
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Guess this doesn't go in this thread anymore :]
 

Broccoli1

Bronze member
I'd like to know how long that'd hold up for

I'll keep ya posted- as I want to know as well.

Considering there is no post weld heat treating, I'm not sure..but since these decks are not heat treated to begin with (from what I've read recently) might not make a difference.

The other thing of interest is that the Deck Aluminum did not fail- the welds cracked right down the middle.

I just don't have enough experience with Aluminum to make a comment as to why. Trying to figger it out.
 

Victor C.

Member
You're pretty good at welding those welds look really nice

I mean, compared to a professional, theyre sloppy, but for doing them himself, they're amazing haha. My friend welded me a camera handle, and I had to tape up all the welds, because I woulda gotten tetanus from that thing ahhaa
 

Rob.

Admin
Staff member
Is that even necessary? Why compare him to a professional?
Those welds look damn fine to me.

When you post in the new tricks thread do people go "Well thats nice, but a professional could do those tricks with no problem"
 
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