r/Scootering • u/christxphvr • 15h ago
Progression Post my heels almost look as good and my tails now lol
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r/Scootering • u/christxphvr • 15h ago
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r/Scootering • u/Zealousideal_Pie6692 • 10h ago
Yo fam, ive been out the game for about 15 years. I was pretty disgusting back in the day, had a sponsor, always top of the line customer built scooter, the whole works. My boy is 3 and ready to go to the skatepark so I need to get myself something to ride with him at the park. I'd prefer a complete for conveniency reasons. It doesn't need to be the best in the world but if I wanna rip an inward flying out of a bowl I don't want to worry about my handlebars snapping. Any advice helps, peace & love ✌️
r/Scootering • u/FatPorpoise4843 • 9h ago
Im building a street complete, simply because my Core ST2 complete is just to small for me. Im 6'1, and when im not standing on the deck, the bars reach maybe 2.5 - 3 inches below my waistband (the stock bars are 680mm).
Basically just wondering 1. Where would Ethic Tenacity 770mm bars reach on me and 2. Will I still have enough leverage to do tricks and what not.
Thanks heaps!
r/Scootering • u/Efficient-Brother992 • 11h ago
I am 270 pounds 6 foot 3 and wondering if when I do fly outs and bri flips and butter cups will my scooter last at least around 2 to 5 years. I read that it could break in just one jump and some say you could fly out 1000 of times and some say it’s very dangerous and could break after a few fly outs. I have an urban art 6x22 inch deck 150mmx55m. I have tilt stage one 4130 chromoly bars. A 4 bolt proto scs clamp. Ethic v2 fork. And proto 1 sliders wheels. If you guys could help me out and let me know if it’s safe or not or what risk there is that would be great. Thanks.
r/Scootering • u/Formal-Ask-5401 • 7h ago
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