Zach Hamrick
Bronze member
Like hardline bars, they have like a oversized tube towards the middle of the bar, Like a gusset without it sticking out. Really heavy though! 
The "Good Idea" Thread
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Richey Muniz
Member
MGPs witha regular sized headtube. tired of spacers and making bars an inch higher and shit
R-Dubya
Steel Member
That's called a Phoenix.
Ben.
Member
Lolwut. If your riding the old modle, theres your answer. get the silver skull edition. normal sized headtube and 4 inch wide.
Can
Member
carbon fibre flex fender with a metal pad underneath... probably not a good idea but what ever.
miramesascooters
I got myself banned.
i was thinking about this the other day hahaha
Connzi machell
Member
I made a thread about this ages ago and just got called dumb(the second idea)
The first one I've been debating in my head for a while, if alu has to be thicker to be strong enough, instead of making it hic why not make it smaller? Probably a good idea, but you could only use it for SCS.
nickloves2ride
Nick Sorenson
all the first TSI decks had intergrated flex fenders but if the brake broke then you would have to buy a entire new deck plate or deck in this case. not a good idea
iTz Arthur
Member
integrated crown races on forks!!
heyhey
Member
dude you are dumb,my machine shop teacher helped me make one and it wasn't nearly that much but I ended up selling it to my friend.
Connzi machell
Member
Pictures or it didn't happen.
iTz Arthur, the reason why they aren't is because each headset are slightly different, since they are such delicate parts, the fork race(what you call a crown race) is different for each one. If you were to use a race from, say a FSA on a cane creek you would not get as smooth and fast of a spin.
iTz Arthur, the reason why they aren't is because each headset are slightly different, since they are such delicate parts, the fork race(what you call a crown race) is different for each one. If you were to use a race from, say a FSA on a cane creek you would not get as smooth and fast of a spin.
Dom Marconi
Silver Member
No, he didn't. I guarantee I'm far more experienced with machining then you are. Not to mention you are lying. You understand that you would need a block of aluminum that's 4 inches wide, like 8 inches tall, and almost three feet long? You would never be able to get your hands on a billet like that. It would be incredibly expensive.
Can
Member
you wouldnt have to buy a whole new deck plate if it snapped. you could just sand off were it snapped and replace it with a phoenix brake. if the metal is thick enough on the deck plate it wont snap.
