i ride zero offset and like it, the difference isnt all that huge but it is noticable, i prefer 0 offset but have been riding it for like one and a half years now, after about 4 months in to scotoering my rup forks bent and i got mx forks
i can sketch rotor if i whip oppo bar but if i try to normal bar my scooter flies away even if i lean over my scooter. any help on the timing, ALSO i tailwhip and bar clockwise not opposite directions so that affects things, help is as always appreciated
yes addict is an ics but with a fat bolt and a different starnut. scs is a clamp as it clamps your forks in one side and bars in the other, its an SCS clamp which is different to normal ones
you dont need an scs unless you have threadless forks, it would be a waste of money so just stick...
it seems so fun but you could build your own halfpipe for that money or get a sick setup, $500 seems a huge amout but i have only ever heard good things from people who went
really? i thought that 7075 was used in some bike frames which are welded and certain pegs for scooters, i am not expert but i thought that was the case .
the wierd thing is my homeade flexxy is mild steel and works fine in springing. i know i made a thread about it before but i got used to the smaller gap now and its fine. im ALMOST 100% sure the material was mild steel
http://www.kastenmarine.com/alumVSsteel.htm
http://engineersedge.com/wwwboard/messages/176.html
http://www.cineventions.com/steel_aluminum.html
http://www.thedirtforum.com/materials.htm
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090714104522AAxbaLq
i am no expert and dont...
i said stronger weight for weight meaning that 1kg of aluminium 6061 t6 would be stronger than 1kg of 4130 cromo if they were in the same structure but there would be more aluminium as it is less dense. im not sure if im right i think thats how it is though