Your scooter history

[R-Dubya]

I cannot get over how hideously plain QCS forks look.

 

[ConnorD]

Who cares, they are tank as anything dude. Also I think they look pretty dope, I feel safe when I ride it haha the fork legs are like 3/4" thick
I've had mine since the 1st of july.

 

[Cheezel]

i dont have a pic but i was riding a stock razor pro for a couple of years

 

[koring]

B
A
A
pro
pro
pro
pro
banana'd pro
ambush
lucky
district.

 

[Erwin]

4 month bump... get at me

 

[Tom Cirbee]

holy shit

 

[FIVEO]

 

[nick silverman]

i wish i toke more pics of all my scooter but heres some

back to utra pro with phorx and scs and inward victorys

theres like 4 or 5 set up that i dont have pics of

theres like 4 or 5 set up that i dont have pics of

 

[JLD]

ahh man i have had so many scooter i have got to do this...ill post up all m scoots when i get the time soon!

 

[michaelchavez]

march 2010

july 2010

december 2010

january 2011

february 2011

june 2011

july 2011

 

[BenJelinek]

All those are beautiful.... I always love your setups

Edit: at nick silverman

 

[Stackies]

And If you notice the same wheels on every setup.

 

[Snyder]

first person to post a lucky cock deck with sperm wheels get a handjob.

 

[Bennett_J]

first person to post a lucky cock deck with sperm wheels get a handjob.

You still owe me one...

 

[nick silverman]

All those are beautiful.... I always love your setups

Edit: at nick silverman

thanks

 

[Mikey G]

I'll post I guess

My RUP after about 6 months of riding the nesquik A model scooter you can see in the background.

Converted to threadless

Made it look A WHOLE LOT BETTER

 

[muse-phoenix]

first

now

 

[Dusty]

 

[Scott Trainer]

Not first, but first set up with one piece bars (homemade). Back in 2008.

More homemade bars. Probably around early 2009. I really liked this set up and actually wouldnt mind riding it again, especially when i had old SR forks on it.

Earlier this year. Eventually traded old FrIDs for brand new Lucky NW forks.

Current <3

 

[Tom Cirbee]

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