Search results

They may not bend for you it just depends how hard you ride. Envy aren't known for making good parts though. Pretty much go for anything American made when it comes to bars and forks.

http://www.freewebstore.org/tsiwebstore Yeah Ethics are also good but they're only 4.5 wide and 20.8 long.

They bend really easy from what I hear and I wouldnt trust any parts made by Envy.

You could try a TSI Sledge, comes 5 wide and feels a lot lighter and more balanced than a Reventon. There will be a few decks coming out this year that will be 4.8 - 5 wide and fairly light. I'd get a Sledge though.

Have a feeling these arent gonna be overly strong but the design looks nice and would probably be a good deck for smaller riders.

I dont like the look of the front plate thats welded on, makes it look cheap and it needs to be made in bigger sizes. Doesnt really look like anything special, nothing that TSI hasnt already done with a deck but cant say from personal experience as I've never ridden it and probably wont ever get...

A bolt on foot fender is actually a really good idea, id try it just to learn decent brakeless manuals and it'd help for fakie manuals as I usually rest my foot on my brake while doing them.

Yeah but no part is indestructible. you're pretty unlucky if you get fucked up from your forks snapping as most of the time they tend to snap backwards and steel parts still do snap. My mate has snapped TILT forks and bent his Thom Cat v2s so no matter what a part is made of it will break...

Na, TILT forks are great. Some alu forks are bad but then again so are some steel forks. Alu is just a terrible material to make a pair of bars out of.

Those are Legacy forks, not Nimbus. Looks pretty fresh though. Id suggest different bars as Reapers are hella weak and alu bars just suck.

I got a pair of Ethic grips a few weeks ago and after riding ODI's for years id say definitely get a pair. I cant say how durable they are as ive only had them a couple weeks but they're a decent length and are super chunky. They get a little bit more slippery than what ODI's do but they arent...

Foam grips are horrible and not durable at all, hence why no one makes them

You should go get a job or something, do something that takes up your time so that when you do have some free time you'll feel more inclined to ride. I hardly ever feel like riding but when I get a day off work I feel like I should go to the skatepark and do something with my day instead of...

70 bucks isnt even much to pay for shoes though, I pay $140 for a pair of Janoski's in Australia and they usually last me around 6 months a pair. If you want to try something different id just go for it and run the risk of them not being good.

^ what Tom said. But if you do decide to cut it you would probably have to cut off all the threaded part and run inverted SCS, like run an ICS bolt up through the bottom of the fork and into the middle of your scs but that wpuld most likely make your fork too short.

Na it bends them a lot easier than without.

Yeah as long as you dont use pegs with them.

My setup when I had Chemas and teal SlaYers was probably my favourite looking setup, shame that Chemas fade after a while.

Thom Cats.

Try another brake, I've never had any problems with TSI or Phoenix brakes. You could cut a piece of bike tube and put it between the deck and brake as that will absorb some of the vibrations.