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Your 
is bigger than mine
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Didn’t know they had red and white! D:
Anyone want to trade theirs for a plain white XL?
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That’s almost like an exact quote from me haha. We’ve come full circle
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wearing someone else’s helmet is akin to wearing their underpants… no thank you!
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can’t get an STD from rubbing scalps together
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how weird even considering it!
At first I thought you did a cheap imitation of The Acoustic! Enjoying the Avenue trucks? You going to electrify them?
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I confess. #metoo bought them back in 1999.
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You get done riding through the woods and crack open a fresh cold brewski…
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Lol
Or you can get a yeti cooler bag that can hold almost double the cans
And ride a sick EMTB
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I’ve got one of these
Just need a board to ride lol
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… mine brightened up my walk to work to this day I still look at a certain set of benches and chuckle.
I never did get used to the lack of satisfaction landing slides without wheels 
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Haha, imitating the acoustic would be too much work.
I am torn whether I like them. They are super carry and comfortable, but not so stable. I think they are neat for a short cruiser, not a park deck.
My plan was to use them for a single or dual drive neo-hub board.
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@bwahl602 sage advice on the hot magnets. Do you have any anecdotal evidence of how hot is too hot?
Its winter in SoCal (
), and my hardened stators and cans are packed with epoxy/silica thickener. No issues with the hardest of current pulls so far.
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https://epoxycountertopdiy.com/in-the-know-high-temperature-epoxy/
Just a random source. But it can vary greatly. That article says some can soften as low as 140F or 60C. I’d assume most quality epoxy are close to 300F TG
Epoxy will also not return to its original state once it reaches a certain temp. I’m gonna find something high temp rates for my next battle hardening
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, @anon86070286 raced, where were you? Jkjk, Mario is a stone cold natural (skating as long as you), @JaysTCB has years of going real fast over me, and is part Wolverine (raced after a luge collision).
soft, fleshy parts of racing contributed more to their deserved wins than the machine (and of course their machines have more, for now 
).
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how’d ya dig the pvement this year?
looked pretty gnar-gnar when i drove it on the way to San Felipe
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It’s shittier every year like clockwork
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