MGP or Freeflow or Ambush

[Jacek]

So im looking for a new deck. I narrowed down the choices down to a TSI freeflow, Ambush, and the forged MGP. Im looking for a deck that will feel most similar to a pro model in terms of ht angle, deck length and weight (but im not a big weight freak). Suggestions?

 

[Michael Rankin]

The most closely resembled one to the pro model would be the MGP, but good luck trying to get one in the states.

 

[Jacek]

Soa ?

 

[Vaughn.H]

tsi.

 

[Michael Rankin]

Soa ?

Try it.

 

[Parker Lawson]

tsi for sure

 

[edy boi]

ya ull definitly like the tsi

 

[Rob.]

Madd gear pro.

 

[Jacek]

Rob, i might get the tsi, cause im riding threaded and ill lose bar height without spacers.


But is the 81 ht angle hard to get used to from a pro model?

 

[alec logan]

its 83 degree

 

[Jacek]

not the freeflow, http://www.tsiscooters.com/page008.aspx
scroll down to the description of the freeflow1.

 

[edy boi]

ya its about the same its actually alot better imo the 83 is the best but its all personal preferance

 

[Jacek]

Are you saying that the 81 feels the same as the 83, but the 83 is better? i ride mostly street and a little park on the side, so i prefer less steep ht angles. will it be easy to get used to after a pro model cause im getting second thoughts.

 

[tylerbillman]

No, 81 is close to a pro model, 83 feels better than that though.

 

[Rob.]

that's preference/opinion. 81.5 will feel fine if you're used to promodel.

 

[nitroRCs]

MGP. SOA will get you one, if you live in the states. There just as good as all of them decks, and half the price........

 

[Michael Rankin]

MGP is by far the best deck out there for the price. It's strong as hell, and is light and has good weight distribution.

 

[Vaughn.H]

then how come i have seen at least twenty pics of them snapped at the head tube and 0 broken tsi's (reinforced version)

 

[Rob.]

Ralphy Heppard broke a new TSI, and the 20 pics you've seen are all welded MGP. There's only been a handful of the forged ones breaking, and hey THEY COST LESS THAN TSI.

 

[Michael Rankin]

There have been VERY few broken forged MGP's. The headtube and neckpiece on the forged MGP is one piece. The only welds on the entire forged MGP is on the top and bottom where the headtube goes through the deck.