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jimvandeveld

Bronze member
And I agree that the material is put there for a reason, companies want to make their parts strong enough to suit a large range of riding styles, from brutes to tech people and everything in between. I just know how hard I am on my scooter, and know my own limits. I have a pretty good grip on the structural integrity of metal and machining it. That's the only reason I do what I do. Seriously, didn't think it would be received this way.
 

Billie Rainbow

Silver Member
And I agree that the material is put there for a reason, companies want to make their parts strong enough to suit a large range of riding styles, from brutes to tech people and everything in between. I just know how hard I am on my scooter, and know my own limits. I have a pretty good grip on the structural integrity of metal and machining it. That's the only reason I do what I do. Seriously, didn't think it would be received this way.

this is why i do what i do, it also helps with future development so we can take them (scooters) to the next level of engineering which will only benefit us
 

J SWEETS

I'M CB!
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District v3 prototype bars came
Better pics in a lil
 
My new Beast!

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Specs:

MGP 4" Ninja deck

French id steel tree 4130 bars 20" x 20" (Integrated Clamp No backsweep)

French id Monoblock CNC fork running French id ICS

French id bar grips white & FID Bar plugs

Phoenix Switch blade Brake system

Imitated 110mm Metal core wheels & Abec 9 bearings

SOA New CNC pegs

district headset

that scooter is so nice
 
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