YOUR BROKEN SCOOTER

Hcc

Silver Member
Okay so all these kids at my local knew that i ordered Deildegast bars and they came up to me the other day freaking out because apparently sky high had posted a snapped pair of Deildegast bars on their snapchat. I didn't have them on my snap so i spent the like last 3 days looking to see if someone screen shotted it and i had no luck. mThis morning i just decided to add them just cause, then i wondered if they would reply if i asked them if they had a pic (expecting no response) A minute later i got this from them :(View attachment 1307
I kinda thought that would happen, they butted the fuck out of them to keep them light but there's only so much weight you can remove before it starts affecting strength. I wouldn't worry though, that was probably one of their team riders who goes hard as fuck, if you're not someone who breaks parts often you'll probably be right, or if you're that worried just swap them
 

James Hoffmann

Bronze member
Okay so all these kids at my local knew that i ordered Deildegast bars and they came up to me the other day freaking out because apparently sky high had posted a snapped pair of Deildegast bars on their snapchat. I didn't have them on my snap so i spent the like last 3 days looking to see if someone screen shotted it and i had no luck. mThis morning i just decided to add them just cause, then i wondered if they would reply if i asked them if they had a pic (expecting no response) A minute later i got this from them :(View attachment 1307
Those were shorty's and he goes pretty hard so you shouldn't have to worry too much. I just got some too and they feel awesome. If you cut down the width of the bars, less force will be exertered in that area so it will be less likely to break there. I cut mine to 23" so not much, but some.
 

addicted_to_Addict

Steel Member
I kinda thought that would happen, they butted the fuck out of them to keep them light but there's only so much weight you can remove before it starts affecting strength. I wouldn't worry though, that was probably one of their team riders who goes hard as fuck, if you're not someone who breaks parts often you'll probably be right, or if you're that worried just swap them

I guess it was Devin Heald's bar.
 

thealexbuffery

Gold Member
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Looks kinda like nothing but I feel like I'm gonna whip my ankle riding it haha, and its noticeable when I'm just standing on the deck or just riding it flat
 

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JasonxB

Steel Member
I think I bent the brake on my stealth into my wheel. I had to take it off because my wheel would rotate about 1/4 of a turn when I spun it.
 

Hcc

Silver Member
dont ride 83 degree headtubes thats whats making all yalls threshs and sledges and shit break..........if you ride 82.5 it still might break but it will take a hell of a lot longer
How do you figure that? 83 feels 100 times better and never broken a TSI so that's not really a problem for me I guess haha
 

Chrispy

Silver Member
With decks being hand welded its not alwys gonna be 83 or 82.5 on the dot and they can be about .25 degrees off either way but no one ever feels it lmao
 

michael bowers

Bronze member
I mean technically the steeper the headtube angle is, the more torque is applied to the deck/headtube. Although, on something the size of a scooter, thinking .5 degrees will make a difference is just stupid.
i kinow its only .5 but i know a kid that had an 83 thresh and it broke in like two months then he got an 82.5 and its lasted him 4 times longer both v2s
 
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