I haven’t touch mine since originally topping it up to 20 when it was new.
It was at 11 today
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NoBrakes!
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The trophy wife ate ch!t pretty bad today.... had her skate helmet on but her face and jaw took some impact... loose top front tooth... some blood...
This ones worse than when she went down ripping with the little guy last year... she hit a hole and they both flew... everyone was fine that time...
helmets on boys! Shes thinkin full face is needed now lol
This ones worse than when she went down ripping with the little guy last year... she hit a hole and they both flew... everyone was fine that time...
helmets on boys! Shes thinkin full face is needed now lol
M1ryguy
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That sucks man hope shes ok! I went down the rabbit hole the other night on you tube and it seems like there is a lot of people getting hurt on these things, definitely have to wear your gear. I always say it probably isn't that fun if you cant get hurt.
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she’s good. Was almost stopped and wheeled up to a big broken chunk of ashphalt. Wheel hit just a bit if it and kind of tipped toes up… as she was going 0 mph… she fell forward. Not nose in, she fell square to the board. Weird one for sure. Lost balance basically when stopped. Girls a trooper…too tooth went through the lip. Minimal hand/wrist contact
jhurkot
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Glad she's alright. Even the pros have crashes, just gotta get back on and be a little more scared than last time.
So forgive my ignorance. I didn’t back read all the pages. I’m looking to pick up one of these for my 10 yr ok’d son and one for my self to ride with him. Obviously we will not be very aggressive to being with. Looking to do mostly pavement but eventually move to some trails. What model should I be looking at for him and myself?
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towerrigger
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Pint for him and XR for you. My son started on the XR and now rides the pint. He hates riding the XR now he has the hang of the pint. Depends on your size you could get away with a pint as well.
The Xr is to big for him? I would probably get the xr for myself so he could eventually grow into it.
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No, I wouldn’t say too big. Just the pint has easy stop and XR does not. Easier to learn dismounts. With easy stop on the pint you just stop the board and lean backwards and board stops. With the XR you need to stop the board and do a heel lift on the front foot pad to get off the board. Both are great boards. I think having both is a good mix. I like to hop on the pint every once and a while.
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New or used?
Some shops still have new XR’s in stock. But they have discontinued the XR for the new GT.
Some shops still have new XR’s in stock. But they have discontinued the XR for the new GT.
For new, your info says your for Red water?
I would buy from Eazy rider in Edmonton.
Really. No more XR? Lame. XR kicks ass!
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If it looks decent pick it up. Sounded like they were available as people were buying new GT’s.
I wouldn’t be scarred of a used XR. They can show you the mileage. Make them or you demo it shutting off properly with a dismount. Other than the electronic gremlins that may happen to anything. All the physical parts except the motor, hub, and front foot pad are all replaceable with possibly better shat than stock.
If it looks decent pick it up. Sounded like they were available as people were buying new GT’s.
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I bought my XR a few weeks ago at wizard lake marina, $2050 plus tax brand new, last one they had. Two of my buddies have been looking and cant find anything close to that deal, maybe give them a call and see if they got more in. Easy rider they are $2600
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