Griffiths007
Bronze member
sand the laquer of and then just pick at it with your nail.
Feeling like I should post up an update. Been some time.
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Grips - Worn out, Light Blue ODI Longnecks
Barends - Animal Plugs
Bars - MGP Batwings, 22.5 (23.5 w/spacers) high, 21 wide
Clamp - SZ Oversized
Headset - Cane Creek S-1 Sealed (few years old)
Fork - GRIT Threadless
Compression - H.I.C.
Deck - MGP Nitro Rawed (previously purple)
Brake - Homemade steel flex fender, dual bolts
Front Wheel - 110 Phoenix F-1 (3 spoke)
Back Wheel - 100 Phoenix Integra (6 spoke)
Front Peg - Shortened Blue Tilt Peg (not shown)
Back Peg - Socket & Spacer (level with deck side)
Bearings - Stock ABEC 5, mixed with some others
Dude that was soooo long ago. I think that was only the first run they had. I doubt anybody even knows what you are talking about.
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Whip untill hopefully Tommrrow
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Whip untill hopefully Tommrrow
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Whip untill hopefully Tommrrow
Take the foldy plate off, as well as the insides of the headtube. Might as well just ride it until it breaks. It's a nice deck.![]()
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Whip untill hopefully Tommrrow
Take the foldy plate off, as well as the insides of the headtube. Might as well just ride it until it breaks. It's a nice deck.
That^
Bolting the deck is almost useless if you leave the plate on it.
If you think that in sense, the sides can't tighten to the headtube because the plate is preventin it.Really? i thought you only need to take it of becasue you couldnt run inward fork or seniors when the plate was on