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Exactly. I put the bolt straight down and the nut in the fork, but direction doesnt matter. Just tighten it up well. it will never come loose.

35 shipped on bars, no grips? pm me and ill haggle.

What you could do is buy a bolt, nut and washer, then run it through the HIC and fork. You would need a long ratchet to get into the fork an tighten but it wrks. I did it with a stripped Phoenix fork.

I know you said not to say it... but just sand it with an electric sander and polish. such a cleaner finish.

Yes to all of those. They are standard size od

I had the same problem with an SCS going on the Phoenix Phorx. just a snug fit is all.

Probably your best choice.

Just keep the dk2-i. It rides so nice, I don't see wjy you'd want to trade it.

^ sounds awesome! I am finally getting heelwhips flat really solid plus boardslide to whips on rails.

T bars with a triangle gusset are really common. I don't see how you could come up with something different?

No, since I bought that deck from you, I gave my brother my old stuff and we are selling his!

5/16 washers do the trick.

Ronny, the skaters at my local wax the tops of boxes like that so I always die the same way hahaha. even with grippers...

So clean ^^

I have a District Pro sealed headset? 20 shipped.

^That too.

Fubi is right. They are easier going faster. I learned on a TSI Flight, so weight shouldn't be too much of an issue.

Anything lower than 22" hurts my back. That green district above is so nice. Once I get my new fork, I will post a picture,.

And the whole "dont use your brake" thing is a myth.

You probably didn't put a spacer in between them. And bearings really only need one cover on the side facing outward.