Search results

It says So-Cal based?

Awesome customer service, too. Their shop is by my mom's house. I'm gonna check it out next time im in Cali

East2West: Local bike shop told me about you guys. My birthday is next week, so I'm planning to order some stuff from you then. A lot of good word about you, look forward to dealing with you. Good luck in college. I take my SAT soon to try to get into Georgia Tech.

Capitalism (keeping the company alive). Basic economics (supply and demand). Good point Anthony, and other previous posts

Is Blunt the only ICS with this problem?

There are a few red loc-tites. They have numbers. Some is weaker, some stronger. Blue is better for the stuff on scooters. Red is pretty risky, considering if it is really good stuff, you'll strip the heads of the bolts.

Is the 50 50 grind going to work without pegs on this deck, you think?

They closed for Spring Break

If yoyoflavored is correct, then I understand. But yeah, cool story. That comeback is pretty old by now, dont you think, big guy?

Sounds sick. Get it on video and post it here if you do it. PM me, I might have a few wheelie bars laying around and I'll ship them to you

You people worry about the search bar way too much. Forums are instaneous places made for quick flow and minimal research.

Just a bad idea. Before Pro models and Ultra Pros, I always cut them off. They tear up your ankles.

Other sports are expensive, but in comparison scooters are cheaper. They wear a lot faster though if you're a hard rider so everything does kind of even out. I'm almost 17 and working so it takes me a while to afford new parts, especially with freaking gas prices these days..

Landed my first decade out of a quarter pipe and flat yesterday.

I live in Pendergrass, GA and my brother and I ride. We have 3 other buddies who ride too and we are all pretty decent.

I race motocross at a pretty serious competitive level. It's the same in any sport, just like the earlier said soccer cleats. The more you pay, the higher the quality and more testing put into it. When you get to the professional level, more aftermarket and more reliable parts are...

Driveway is a good place to start. Probably the safesttoo

You've basically brought the idea of car tires to scooters. A whole new market of 'Rim' designs would spring up and different hardness of PU would count as tires that can be changed when worn and perform based on what you need.

I like the Ultra Pro stock size 26 x 18 but it seems the taller the bar, the easier it is to loop backwards, don't you think? For now I'm satisfied with a District 24 x 18.

Impressive transfers and grinds keep things new and inventive. Just don't snake too hard and you give off a good vibe.