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Try a paintbrush and oven cleaner man. Or sell me those wheels and get some grippier ones so we can hit the bowl at Bay!

Well I have a Phoenix. I've only ridden 4 aftermarket decks. Greatest off them all. I don't like the district v2, which is comparable to it's newer model. Phoenix is relatively heavy in comparison, but rides so smooth.

Phoenix. So much more promising in strength.

Children don't realize currency is a means of trade... But to add to the thread, I traded used Yak metal cores for new District pegs, 10 bucks for 2 110 black/silver Eagles, RUP bars for SZ Buffs, and worn Eagles for 2 French ID Comets new.

Older guys who represent and carry themselves well will make this sport worthy of expanding. Props to you guys.

That deck and fork looks so nice. Good for him.

Damn. Conservative anger?... Economic theories in general are obviously difficult. I honestly like the idea of a more socialistic economy. Communism, no. There is a difference. I know your opinion is strong, but stay calm, good sir. We are all Americans who ride scooters.

You realize if Earth got any closer to the Sun, we would die. The moon and sun don't cross in orbital paths ever. Gravity between the Earth and Sun will never change until the moment the Sun dies. When that happens, all planets in this solar system die too because of the massive amount of energy...

I haven't played this game in about 5 years... I didn't know it was even still alive and well.

Or get a 4 inch bolt from Inward.

Why would you clear coat? It's a giant sticker. Just pull the sticker off when you want it off and use carbeurator cleaner to get the glue off if there is any.

Dude, you are a troll. Quit posting so much when you have nothing productive to add. What I would do is tighten all of them so they are even (and don't strip any more while doing this!). Then loosen them one by one, little at at a time in a mixed order. So top, bottom, 2nd from top, then 2nd...

SCS raises your bars 2 inches, so by cutting your slits off and putting them in an SCS, the height will stay the same. 22 inches high - 2 inches of slits + 2 inches raised by SCS = 22 inches still! It's called Zero Displacement. Hahaha. I took Physics class too serious.

Hahaha I get it.

Video Grab... Tailwhip up a bank to kicker Coming back in on an air Indy

Nothing wrong with an opinion dude.

Try the trading post. Phoenix is expensive and well worth it brand new. Not much of a bargain you can find on such a limited demand product.

Unsealed bearings are faster. Sealed are smoother. Smooth can be very fast though. Sealed is so much better.

It will work fine. The threads come from squeezing the threaded form tube, they don't actually come threaded. No worries!

Are you in US? I have RUP v2, FSP Flex Brake System, 2 French ID Comets yellow and black. Pictures if interested.