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[Kroto]

this didnt need to go on for 5 pages
shes a rich noob with a good scooter
end of story

+1.

 

[Joe Riley]

All of you drop it already, stay on topic. I warned three people for continuing to argue after I said stop, next person is getting banned.

 

[btyczki21]

this didnt need to go on for 5 pages
shes a rich noob with a good scooter
end of story

haha yea i dont understand how this thread is still alive. i thought we resolved this like 3 1/2 pages agoo

 

[Victor Saldarriaga]

lol shit gets so of topic

 

[nikole957]

i was too lazy to write it, but fine, ill do it

im 18 years old and yea sponsored would be sick i was sponsored for razor rollerblades but then it got boring now im sponosred as a flow sponsor for yellow designs stunt team for bmx

 

[JESHIE]

Why do you guys even care? i mean if she has a nice scooter then thats that

it matters how good you are. i mean codie donovan was boss on a pro model for a long time

 

[DevonIs1337]

Why do you guys even care? i mean if she has a nice scooter then thats that

it matters how good you are. i mean codie donovan was boss on a pro model for a long time

exactly, and she's noobing it up on a like, $600 complete. you just countered your own argument.

 

[Gritter]

I agree with how Muse Phoenix spent her money. If you buy cheap stuff first, then wait to buy good stuff after it all breaks, you'll end up spending a LOT more money than if you just bought the good stuff first. I can't believe how offended people get when a noob gets tight shit.

I always buy quality. It's like telling someone to buy cheap tools, so they can bust knuckles, and round off bolts first - and only then will they deserve quality tools that actually work. Just skip the cheap stuff and you SAVE MONEY in the long run.

When I got into music, I wasted so much money on "starter" gear - shit that was worthless, but still $450 for an amp. If I would have just gotten the all tube head in the beginning, I would have saved thousands of dollars. I ended up buying like seven crap amps before shelling out the dough for a "real" one.

Oh yeah, scooters. I like it when people buy tight shit. We should make fun of the noobs that buy the Razor Scoots. Not the noobs that are smart enough to do the research and get what they want.

Good job, MusePhoenix. You did great. I'm proud of your start in the right direction. Respect.

 

[Gritter]

this didnt need to go on for 5 pages
shes a rich noob with a good scooter
end of story

Spending six Benjamins on what you want doesn't mean your rich! That's like one pay check for a minimum wage job, isn't it? (two weeks)

That's the beauty of this sport - if you wanted a top of the line mountain bike (I don't BMX, sorry) it would be like ten times as much. I dig that I can get the very best of the best for way under a G.

If she would have bought a "noob scoot" first, and worked her way up to this - she'd have to be rich, because it would have costed her way more...

Buying crap is always a waste of money, no matter how long you've been doing it. Okay, I need to STFU and get off this thread.

 

[humpurple kushiones]

double post and bump. chill dude.

 

[BrandonWeir]

Yeah this thread is pretty much done.

 

[DillonMitchell]

what in gods name did u order ever amazing part if ur new....... jeez i started from a bolted pro model to bolted foldy rup powdercoated bars yak scats powder coated brake... now i have a blunt deck.. YOU DO NOT NEED THOSE PARTS

 

[BrandonWeir]

^^^yeah dude she's heard it, old news.

 

[mason buckley]

HEY PEOPLE THIS THREAD IS WAY TO LONG TO ANSWER HER QUESTION let it go

 

[nateridesscooters]

Nice scooter mate.