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http://rbvhs.vusd.k12.ca.us/TheBullsEye/nov-dec02/TheBullsEye/articles/watering_hole/xtreme_sence.htm My friends and I took film, video and television production the last 2 years of high school and this mini series was basically what we did all senior year (2002-2003) and it aired every...

I might film a little... and yea we need places to stay if that's cool.

So me and Twan got a good deal on tickets to fly to Newark, NJ for XW but we haven't exactly figured out how we are going to get around or where we are staying. We fly into Newark on July 12 and fly home from Newark on the 19 and somewhere in between we have to make it to XW Comp and the Banks...

There are no moving parts in the forks or the compression system so it has to be your headset. Are you using a stock Razor crown race or are you using the one that came with the headset? You need to use the one that came with the headset. Also, look around for a bike shop. That is a...

Yea she is... she spends millions of dollars to create private schools for girls in Africa that only like 100 pre-selected girls are allowed to go to while the rest of the country starves. Everything she does is for publicity, besides the few million she spends over there is like pocket change...

Yes, SC is a really fast park.

I'm all for America but I don't even know what to think of this thread... Oprah is the worst thing that ever happened to this country.

You can't reinforce it without having something to reinforce it with... you have to find some aluminum strips before you can do anything.

You people obviously haven't eaten SoCal Mexican fast food... Carniasata fries own the universe and California burritos ftw!

Razor bars are not threaded, they become threaded as soon as they tighten down on the bar clamp because aluminum is soft metal and cuts threads in. Ask anyone who is riding BUFF bars with a threaded fork... they have threads gouged in them now. If you have RAD bars or anything steel it won't...

hahaha... that made me lol...

Just take your time... you might have to take it apart a few times to reset the star nut just make sure it stay straight and doesn't go too deep. The bolt only really needs to grab like a 1/4" for it to work but if you are threading it in an inch then it's probably not deep enough. Try...

Eh... I'm just gonna wing it plus I have a little beef with my current employer so it sounds like a good plan to me... haha

BUFFs are here to stay.

The black ring right below your double clamp is the top cap. It should have a smaller ring that sits inside of it that is kind of wedge shaped that keeps everything tight. If you don't have that in there then it will be loose. If that ring is there then do what Dibbs said and make sure your...

If the bolt is already REALLY tight then something is wrong because that bolt should only be snugged. Do you have the cone installed that sits on top of the top cap on your headset to keep it all centered? It sounds like you might be missing that or you have something in your bearings that...

Razor 14 or Low Pros or Micro metal cores if you feel like coughing up that much money... but the Low Pros are good for me.

Seriously awesome footage.

Yea, one of my buddies was helping me a little bit but he has other obligations and I was gonna recruit my little bro but he's gonna be gone all summer so I'm probably gonna end up quitting my job and working SR full time... prices will probably go up a little bit too...

K, if metal shavings are coming out then it definitely sounds like you stripped the star nut. The bolt should be SNUG not tight.