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As far as scooter videos go, this is one of the best... BUT ...with the amount of time it was in the works and the amount of hype and expectations surrounding it it was a pretty big let down. It was way too short and I was pretty disappointed to see that McKeen was the only person with an...

You do not need to stretch your clamp. You need a shim for your pro clamp like RAD bars OR you need to buy an 1-1/4" aftermarket clamp.

Nothing is "noob proof". There will always be kids who don't follow instructions and try to blame the product instead of themselves. The instructions I have been giving people are not requirements, they are RECOMMENDATIONS to get the longest life out of your wheel as possible. If you don't...

I have been busy with SD3. Nothing has shipped since Xmas. Also: Because that is weak. Wait. Then you clearly have no idea what you are talking about. Sorry, but they are like wine. Urethane takes time to cure just like concrete (28 days for full cure). That is a fact, not an opinion.

Thanks everyone, I appreciate it. You guys are making me feel like an old man haha. Too bad I'm not actually getting any older... I'm just ripening into awesomeness.

Just finished packing my bags for the triiiiiiiiiiip.

Really diggin that. Not as pretty as some but def the most solid.

64 was one of the best systems ever made and has some of the all time greatest classic titles. That kid had every reason to freak out. His mind was about to be blown.

You realize there is no seat for the crown race, right? You can't even put a headset on that fork.

A few people claim they have which could be possible if they rode it hard in the back the day they got it but... pics or it didn't happen.

That kid is not even real.........................

No idea yet.

The wheels are machined to precision tolerances to hold the bearings. If you don't put them in perfectly straight that could effect the way they spin but you should also just ride them. They aren't going to ovalize like other metal cores but riding will loosen them up.

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Good. I'm putting you to work as soon as you get here fixing the ramp you broke.

Hit it out backwards. Don't try to pry it out at an angle. Those wheel cores are precision machined to fit those bearings so as soon as you try to tilt it it will just get stuck worse. They have to go in straight and come out straight or you aren't going to have much luck.

Gmail or nothing. That's how I do business. And we should have another batch finished sometime in January hopefully.

They aren't really, I just took them down to make sure I don't over sell before SD3 so I have wheels for all the people coming out and at the comp then after that if I have some left I will put them back up. Are you coming to SD3?

Dirty?