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damn chad is beast; but not as beast as garret reynolds!!!

this is why i will never buy/trade any parts from people on sr. id rather save up a little more money and buy the part brand new.

that curved low ledge looks like fun!

true dat

damn. thats crazy. yeah this dude should be able to smoke as much as he wants. he's not one of those druggies that smokes just to get high, this guy actually uses weed like a medicine.

i was wondering the same thing a while ago. im pretty sure the gap or whatever you want to call it is bigger.

I want these to come out already!!!

skating is 50% straight up posers that throw around their boards trying to land on them and people trying to be cool, 25% people that are actually good, and 25% people that are whatever. i used to skate so dont tell me i dont know what im talking about. this kid is crazy btw and i give him mad...

dude i have the magray brake on my razor and it is horrendous. it rattles like crazy, starts to look like bacon after like a month, and will snap after a few months. i like magray as a company and eric magray has some good ideas, but his brake just isnt what he says it is. i snapped my first one...

id rather get this than the phorx

yeah, where are the pics?

alright thanks

Is the brake on the v2i the same exact thing as the one on the old v2? the reason im asking is because magray made a flexy that was designed for the district before the v2i came out, and i was wondering if it would work on the v2i.

a threaded headset means that you use a locknut to compress your headset. you need a threaded fork for this. and a threaded headset. a threadless headset means your fork has no threads on it. and you must use some form of compression(SCS, HIC, ICS) to compress your headset. an integrated...

i would get a district v2i. 135 with a headset from inward. not sure about shipping though. and if your have a threaded fork just run locknut compression.

the "silver" is chrome which i dont think you can sandblast off

i have the ultra pro too and i painted mine blue. i didnt sand blast. i just lightly sanded it down. it came out great, just the normal scratches and chips.

what kind of grind? and leaning with the curve and turning my bars in the direction of the curve also helps.

thats what i was thinking

i think whatever posture you have is just your natural way of riding a scooter. so if you would try to change it i dont think you would get better. unless your posture is totally something abnormal