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What do I know, I'm only speaking from having seen one person nearly break, but not sever, a finger on a tekna with aluminum blades. Certainly the clutch will slip but not until AFTER you have already been whacked. But this is a free country and your fingers are your concern, not mine. Go ahead and do whatever you want. -John > What bs, it's a tekna not a chevy. The bigger scooters have aluminum blades > and there is a clutch on all the scooters I've ever ridden, unless you > modify the clutch it slips suprisingly easy. > > rom: John R. Rose <rose@CS*.Sc*.ED*> > To: Alan Green <greencave17@ho*.co*> > Cc: cavers@cavers.com <cavers@cavers.com> > Date: Friday, January 29, 1999 3:25 PM > Subject: Re: Blades for scooter > > > >Alan, > > > >I'm sure that this is not the answer you want but: > > > >Before you do this, take a picture of your hands. > >That way you can remember what they looked like > >before you put them through a meat grinder. > > > >If you are having touble breaking blades, the answer > >is to have them pinned. Aluminum should only be used > >if self-mutilation appeals to you. > > > >-John > > > >> > >> I want to replace the blades > >> on my Tekna scooter with Aluminum > >> blades . Is there more than one > >> source ? Who would you recommend > >> buying them from ? Thanks Alan > >> > >> ______________________________________________________ > >> Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > >> > > > >
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