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Good trick, better helmet.

Well, it's not wrong because I did not say that.

Seriously, it's not rocket science. Think about it... you have 2 hands (2)... you can throw 2 different kinds of scooter flips(2) with each hand... 2(hands) x 2(scooterflips) = 4 variations Now repeat that process for Bri flips and you get 4 more variations. 4(variations) +...

The whole point of ALL of this is to get this sport maintream so I don't mind being "flooded". More traffic is always good. They can put all the SR ads they want in the magazine... I don't mind that but I would prefer the title of the magazine to be something other then SR Mag or Scooter...

It might be promoting the site a lot but it will also be reflecting on the site even more. If the magazine is sucessful it would be good for the site but if it was a bust it would be equally as negative to the site which is why I want a final say on anything branded "Scooter Resource" or "SR"...

It's not "a trick" it is HIS trick. He did it first so he can name it whatever he wants and if other people use that name then they are just showing some respect to a person who came up with their own original trick. That doesn't tell anyone anything. Scooter Flips: (one handed) -...

Captivate your audience... don't talk to them. Quite a few grammatical errors and it doesn't flow well at all. Constructive criticism.

...and sooooo expensive... PM me about the bars I might be able to set something up in the store if KCs not going to do it... no promises though cause I have my hands pretty full right now as it is.

Didn't we come to the conclusion months ago that "opposite" has no place in scooting since frontside and backside make everything so much easier and since "opposite" is different for everyone? Opposite only works if every single person rides exactly the same... and they don't.

The shipping prices will still be insane from the states because it is an 8 pound package going to Australia. He MIGHT be able to find it cheaper somewhere in the states but only by a few bucks so he might as well support the local stores. The only way you would ever be able to get them as...

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I had some like those that were 90A which means super hard and super flat spots. The rims bend super easy which pintches the bearings and makes them incredibly slow and ride like crap. They look nice but they are not worth your time.

Thanks for volunteering... since you live there and all.

I think you are wrong. I live in north county SD and theres a few others that live farther south closer to downtown.

Point X is awsome. Sign up for a skate camp and bring your scooter. If you are serious you really need to get on it because sessions start in less then 2 months which means most of the spots are probably almost full. I will be working out there all Summer helping with the camp and riding...

Neither of which you can get so it is a null point.

No. City skateparks are free and open to the public as long as the public follows certain restriction like wearing pads or only allowing skateboarders and bladers. 99% of city skateparks do not care the insurance to allow scooters in their parks and since they aren't making any money off of...

Clairemont, Diamond Bar and Real Ride. The rest you ride at your own risk. Carlsbad is the closest free park to you with the least risk.

Not much to ride out there unless you are willing to drive a bit... Pala pool/pipes, Carlsbad(at night), Real Ride, San Clemente, Clairemont YMCA. There are more but they aren't worth your while or you'll never be allowed in. Also, the Corona parks and Fontana if you are willing to...

And what city might that be?