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not really, its just the pro ones are stronger. the old a foldy's tend to bend easier. a lot of people say they are weaker, but i think there pretty strong.

pros have stronger foldy mechs. they are thicker. old a's have less ground clearance, the back dropouts where the rear wheel goes are bent upward. pro's use extended rear axles instead of short front axles for rear wheels.

falling out of a car took out my right ankle. practicing my whips flat on a fuzion hurt my left ankle. i sprained it in gym at class jumping from a 30 foot rope. we dont know how i broke the vertebrae. no idea where i got mono from. pneumonia, idk.

$25 FOR AN $8 WHEEL! your a fucckin idiot dude. everything you sell is overpriced. sky-high scooters is selling the yak metal cores for $15. nobody will buy from you b/c of your prices.

actually, if they are scooter zone buffs, you do.

but the threads are aluminum and weak, so they will strip really easy. thats the bad part about them. make them threadless and get a ghetto inverted compression system on them and your set.

ill ride in the snow before i ride in the rain

its for the standard compression. it comes ready to fit on buffs, but you need the adapter shim to fit one pieces or stock bars in it.

woah wait, whats the inner diameter on this thing?

if it doesnt sell and i can get my hands on some moolah, ill buy it.

NICE triple in the beginning

that post was almost as pointless as this one.

also, put FS: at the front of your title or this will get deleted

!amazed !amazed !amazed !amazed !amazed i want it. i might trade a spoked metal core for it, or wait till i have some cash.

cant wait for the forks and decks

dude if a 540 cab is throwaway i cant wait to see what the video has

ok then lol

check my thread and i have a pic of an old a in there.

i wont. its not worth sigging.

no, they have to buy the metal, make them, and ship them out. its a long process.