The "Good Idea" Thread

Dom Marconi

Dom Marconi

Silver Member
I don't know what you guys could be talking about, but an integrated deck has headset cups that are INTEGRATED into the deck. Putting some sort of "headset converter" into a standard deck would just mean putting headset cups in.
 
Can

Can

Member
intergrated decks mean that they headset cups that are built into the deck, so its impossible to make a normal deck intergrated right?
 
koring

koring

Bronze member
think of crows,phoenix bars etc. but the triangle goes out to the end of the bars but instead of have a complete cross bar at the top you would have a cut so to T tube never meets the cross bar ( so installation of grips is possible) looking like those racing bike bars like that guy with the big testicle rides..
 
Victor C.

Victor C.

Member
keepin it alive

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Chase Marsh.

Chase Marsh.

Bronze member
A completely forged deck, so pretty much an actual one piece deck. Or a deck with the head tube CNC'ed as well so its all one piece unlike lucky decks.
 
JoshNunez

JoshNunez

Member
Yes! I have wondered why companies have never tried this, or maybe they have....Anyways great idea, that would make the deck so strong
 
ConnorD

ConnorD

Steel Member
I don't think you guys realize how insanely expensive that deck would be to produce.... CNC'ing is already way more expensive than extruding, and this deck you guys are imagining wouldn't be much more solid.
 
Dom Marconi

Dom Marconi

Silver Member
Basically, a fully CNC deck would be like $2000, and a forged deck is a terrible idea. There really is nothing wrong with the standard bolt system for Lucky style decks.
 
Chase Marsh.

Chase Marsh.

Bronze member
If you aren't a wuss about the weight, and had the money to pay for it, a completely forged deck would pretty much defeat the need to EVER get another deck. :)
 
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