Haha yeah haven't been on here in a while. Still riding though.

I see Sickdude is still in the spotlight. Haven't been on here in so long.

Looks like you didn't hop straight into it and your tire rubbed onto the ledge OR the ledge was simply not waxed but even then if you went a bit more straight and a bit more "confident" if that makes any sense you could have held it. Just keep on doing ... more »

The fact you said "like it was before" makes me assume that you are using an RHD hub in which case you should definitely put it back the way it was, because the wheel would be unusable, unless you have an RHD/LHD reversible hub.

Anything with a black/gum Vans sole.

I personally would go for the Benny L because I'm more into sharp/snappy street setups, plus you get 4 OG pegs and sleeves with it instead of the other high end complete which provide 2 or none. Overall that's your best call.

This! You just gotta push hard enough. 100% legit!!!11!!1!1! srs

Yeah what Ohioan said, Eclats customer service is pretty good.

It really depends, what is your budget?

Augustiner Helles. German been all the way.

Don't just buy new forks for a stripped cap... Email Èclat directly and ask, they might hook you up with the exact cap you need.

Not that easy to find a mix in good conditions. OP You'll be fine with the remix just stick to the male axle version, none of that 3/8" bs.

Pretty sure that wouldn't work for several different parts not combining together.

Vapor blue.

For that price it's a rip-off. You can find way better completes for the same price.

Pretty bike, has a vintage-y look to it.

It's an alright beginner bike, it will do the job for a while. Eventually you're going to learn what you like and your bike will change a lot overtime.

Yes, you just get more pop out of a slanted ledge.

Long pegs are nice for crooks, short are overall alright. To be honest, pegs are pegs as long as they do the work I'm happy.