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cory

cory

Steel Member
To clear the Heat Treating confusion.... FID is now Heat treating their decks. The previous decks had a a problem with breaking cause they werent heat treated. so FID listened to the riders and made them heat treated!
 
Connzi machell

Connzi machell

Member
tyler jordan said:
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The things i'd do, the people i'd kill, for that scooter.
 
Billie Rainbow

Billie Rainbow

Silver Member
what the hell to frid, alu is pointless for scooters without heat treating, that would very embarrassing. shot peening it would slow the snapping process big time
 
Micah.

Micah.

Steel Member
my friend, who isnt even good, dehubbed them in 2 months, and i love soft feeling wheels.
has anyone broken phoenix wheels? I think i recall some australian dude dehubbing them
 
BenJelinek

BenJelinek

Administrator
Staff member
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4 months ago but HOLY SHIT I just found this on my computer.... I can't explain how much I want this setup again
 
R-Dubya

R-Dubya

Steel Member
See there's a reason why people who trade parts a lot are never happy with a setup. You have to get USED to a setup. IE ride it for at least a month or two before passing judgement on it. That's why everyone says that a new part they just got is "OMG SOOOOO GOOD" because it simply feels different than their old parts. And then a week later they think it doesn't feel as good because that feeling of constantly adjusting to new parts, that has been equated by them to a part being good, starts to fade. You just have to ride the damn thing. After riding that part for a while, then you start to realize whether or not you actually like it. The more you trade parts trying to find a good setup, the harder it's going to be for you to actually find a good setup.
 
Grant Schofield

Grant Schofield

Silver Member
R-Dubya said:
See there's a reason why people who trade parts a lot are never happy with a setup. You have to get USED to a setup. IE ride it for at least a month or two before passing judgement on it. That's why everyone says that a new part they just got is "OMG SOOOOO GOOD" because it simply feels different than their old parts. And then a week later they think it doesn't feel as good because that feeling of constantly adjusting to new parts, that has been equated by them to a part being good, starts to fade. You just have to ride the damn thing. After riding that part for a while, then you start to realize whether or not you actually like it. The more you trade parts trying to find a good setup, the harder it's going to be for you to actually find a good setup.
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Amen.
 
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