15% Off at Inward Scooters for ISB Users!

If you're looking to pick up some new parts, now might be a good time to head over to http://inward-scooters.com/ . They are currently giving 15% off to anyone who uses the coupon code, "ISB15"

Inward-Scooters The Dagger v2

Inward-Scooters had one of the most unique forks last year with the Dagger Fork. Well they recently polished it up a bit, and they now have The Dagger v2 for sale. More information below.




Available in 7 colors of powdercoat finish. 10mm offset. Comes with axle. Fits 100 and 110mm wheels. CNC machined in the USA.

Works best with large SCS or HIC compression systems (no starnut needed).

Does not work with Inverted compression (ICS)

Inward Scooters Bustin Cakes DVD Trailer

Check it out, I'm stoked to finally have a trailer up for this. You might know that Inward took a tour of the Northeast this summer, and we're making a DVD using footy from that as well as footy that each time rider is getting on their own. Shooting for a Thanksgiving release date. I hope you guys enjoy this.

News from Inward

Riders have been making suggestions, and JP is listening!

First off, all Extreme forks are now TIG welded. They also come with optional sandblasting if you want to paint the fork yourself. The Zero Offset fork has also been re-done slightly, having an ovular crown plate now, instead of a rectangular one. Since the Proto Brass Knuckles came out, Inward has made it an option to have your .083 or .120 fork delivered with a starnut already installed.

Inward's bolt set plates, which come with Inward engraved on them, can be reversed so that the text doesn't show. The plates can also be powercoated, optionally.

And finally, Inward is working on producing 125mm forks. There are prototypes currently being tested, and a final version should be released soon.

Sky-High Scooters and Inward Scooters Updates

Sky-High Scooter Shop has been enjoying some success in the past few weeks. The online store, based out of Libertyville, Illinois, stocks YAK Scat metalcore wheels, and just got a big shipment of Animal Edwin grips. The grips come in purple, black, red, and white, a pretty nice selection for you to mix and match on your scoot. They've also announced that Eaglesport metalcore wheels will be in the store soon. Right now theres a poll up on their site, where you can vote for what size you want. The shop seems to be growing quite nicely considering its been open for about a month; in fact, plans for a flow team are in the works for the next month or two. So go take a look at the site, vote in the poll, and buy some stuff.

Also, Inward Scooters has been doing some expansion of their site and store. In addition to their proven bars and forks, you can now get clamps, headsets, grips, bearings, and wheels on the site. They've also implemented an inverted compression system for their threadless forks, so now you don't have to mess with drilling your forktube, pretty nice. Also on the site is a weight chart, where you can view the weights of almost every size of bars. Right now Inward has a bit of a reputation for having heavy bars, but if you check that chart, you might be surprised. Take a look at the Inward site.


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