integrated is the better option, but cane creek doesnt make an integrated 45/45 headset... so its a tough choice. if you wanna run a cane creek, buy standard. if you're not picky about headsets, ride integrated.
draw out the slits before you cut them, drill a small hole at the top of it, then use a hacksaw to SLOWLY cut them. if you rush this process, you'll hve crooked slits, and possibly unusable bars.
starnuts can be put into either the bars or fork. they are used to catch the threads of the compression bolt. they're an essential part of a functioning scooter. the picture that was posted sums up everything you need to know.
yeah, kids are naive. they'll grow out of the madd trend eventually, but right now its really just too much. the real scene needs to break through the mainstream barrier and take over.
i seriously think they're brainwashing kids man. some of the kids around here are just obsessed with the riders on the team, and dont even realize other scooter riders exist. we have park rats in new york fucking city because of them. PARK RATS IN THE STREET CAPITAL? what the fuck is that shit man.
...is fucking brainwashing kids. its pretty rediculous. it becomes more and more evident every time i ride with younger kids that are involved in the online scene. i figured this is the safest place to post this, they might come after me if i post this to the public haha.
HAHA, whoever said to boil the bleach, dont ever do that. you wont live to post the results.
bleaching wheels wont work, its not fabric. there's pigment mixed into the urethane, and once its cured it wont change unless you dye it.