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moving we're going boo turin damn bars let's get it so I just realized I'm true for another motor II stocks I have to go do that before I can go to wash but it's not gonna take that long okay so I'm down here at watch now don't be surprised if one of these two scooters falls over because it is super windy out here today but what I wanted to talk about today
was the street versus park thing so I should say Street versus park because I'm gonna talk about that in a bit hopefully one of these doesn't for my head I'm what determines your scooter as being a street scooter what determines it to be a park scooter who knows personally the most important thing when it comes to a street I told you I told you what happened I told you I'm just going down
you know what I don't have fallen on my head I think the most important thing when you have a park scooter is to just have it as light as possible it doesn't matter like what parts you ride it doesn't matter if you ride t-boz it doesn't matter what size deck you write as long as it's light and it's comfortable for you then it's a park setup but like as I say you
can ride a street with o with a light setup it doesn't really matter it all comes down to personal preference but personally for me I think a park scooter should be as light as it possibly can be for Park riding you predominately want to have smaller bars a shorter deck a thinner deck bigger wheels possibly if you're trying to go bigger or faster but otherwise for a street setup you want to have higher
bars a bigger deck a wider deck course griptape and one tents and pegs maybe if that's what you're into what I ride park with is my elite setup as you guys know I've got like cutouts and stuff in it it looks pretty wicked I took a lot of the weight out of it I ride titanium t bars on it they're still super big super high super wide I'm running a 5 wide
by 20 1.75 deck and then my Aztec deck which I built yesterday a full height drone bars in SES as tall as possible then I've got the five by 23 Aztec found dang no cutouts it's super heavy got no pegs don't need them so these are my two setups and which one do I think is better well personally for me obviously I've been riding the elite for a lot longer than I have been
riding this Aztec in fact I've only been running it for about 10 to 20 minutes this morning and now I'm gonna show you guys how it performs because I think it performs pretty damn good as I say it is quite limiting because of the tricks that I like to do normally and it's a little bit heavy I mean a little bit it's kind of an understatement yeah like you can see here
I gotta say though the aesthetics of this thing are pretty damn good I have been having a problem with these wheels sometimes they tend to like buckle a little bit and turn sideways and then it kind of rubs on the fork and but I mean it hasn't really happened to the back because it can't exactly rub on the back of the deck but I mean yeah I don't know how I feel about
these wheels I think I'm gonna have to ride them for a couple more days to actually see if they really hold up to the standard that I want they are like heavy it's just my biggest thing they're heavy they limit my tricks a lot I can triple with flat on this scooter where knows I can do it on this elite every single try I don't have titanium T bars on my Aztec either
but I don't think it would make much of a difference anyway it's super windy the parks really empty today it's kind of down bus riding here by myself but I'm gonna get clips you guys on the GoPro right now tell you guys how this Aztec performs so let's get it alright we're only go for guys now this might be a little bit weird because the part was completely empty while I was filming
just before like literally like five seconds ago but uh I forgot my chest mount at home so I had to go get it and now that I'm back there's lots of people here so when I call back to the straight angle pose you guys are gonna be seeing like literally no one in the background but now there is I'm gonna start over in the section I think alright whoa you know like a bar up up about down full-width oh my god...
moving we're going boo turin damn bars let's get it so I just realized I'm true for another motor II stocks I have to go do that before I can go to wash but it's not gonna take that long okay so I'm down here at watch now don't be surprised if one of these two scooters falls over because it is super windy out here today but what I wanted to talk about today
was the street versus park thing so I should say Street versus park because I'm gonna talk about that in a bit hopefully one of these doesn't for my head I'm what determines your scooter as being a street scooter what determines it to be a park scooter who knows personally the most important thing when it comes to a street I told you I told you what happened I told you I'm just going down
you know what I don't have fallen on my head I think the most important thing when you have a park scooter is to just have it as light as possible it doesn't matter like what parts you ride it doesn't matter if you ride t-boz it doesn't matter what size deck you write as long as it's light and it's comfortable for you then it's a park setup but like as I say you
can ride a street with o with a light setup it doesn't really matter it all comes down to personal preference but personally for me I think a park scooter should be as light as it possibly can be for Park riding you predominately want to have smaller bars a shorter deck a thinner deck bigger wheels possibly if you're trying to go bigger or faster but otherwise for a street setup you want to have higher
bars a bigger deck a wider deck course griptape and one tents and pegs maybe if that's what you're into what I ride park with is my elite setup as you guys know I've got like cutouts and stuff in it it looks pretty wicked I took a lot of the weight out of it I ride titanium t bars on it they're still super big super high super wide I'm running a 5 wide
by 20 1.75 deck and then my Aztec deck which I built yesterday a full height drone bars in SES as tall as possible then I've got the five by 23 Aztec found dang no cutouts it's super heavy got no pegs don't need them so these are my two setups and which one do I think is better well personally for me obviously I've been riding the elite for a lot longer than I have been
riding this Aztec in fact I've only been running it for about 10 to 20 minutes this morning and now I'm gonna show you guys how it performs because I think it performs pretty damn good as I say it is quite limiting because of the tricks that I like to do normally and it's a little bit heavy I mean a little bit it's kind of an understatement yeah like you can see here
I gotta say though the aesthetics of this thing are pretty damn good I have been having a problem with these wheels sometimes they tend to like buckle a little bit and turn sideways and then it kind of rubs on the fork and but I mean it hasn't really happened to the back because it can't exactly rub on the back of the deck but I mean yeah I don't know how I feel about
these wheels I think I'm gonna have to ride them for a couple more days to actually see if they really hold up to the standard that I want they are like heavy it's just my biggest thing they're heavy they limit my tricks a lot I can triple with flat on this scooter where knows I can do it on this elite every single try I don't have titanium T bars on my Aztec either
but I don't think it would make much of a difference anyway it's super windy the parks really empty today it's kind of down bus riding here by myself but I'm gonna get clips you guys on the GoPro right now tell you guys how this Aztec performs so let's get it alright we're only go for guys now this might be a little bit weird because the part was completely empty while I was filming
just before like literally like five seconds ago but uh I forgot my chest mount at home so I had to go get it and now that I'm back there's lots of people here so when I call back to the straight angle pose you guys are gonna be seeing like literally no one in the background but now there is I'm gonna start over in the section I think alright whoa you know like a bar up up about down full-width oh my god...
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