cheap is the way to go when there’s yoyo to buy
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That’s a beautiful red ano. 
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shoutout to Gruntbull
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TMBR 
Morrow as seen on Fixed Axle Friday Throws - #844 by Exmime
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thoughts on the irving?
Its my first wooden fixie and I love it. Plays great and is well crafted. The axel mechanism is genius. You look at it and think" this is how it should done- as there is no other way"
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i’m curious about it, it looks sharp (not pointy 
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i like the eh series a lot for current wood, and have been playing then knack too… 
the more wood the better!
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Glued in wins for me!
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Ahead of its time in a way
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Nothing wrong with that. Beauty in simplicity😁
More complicated means more chances for something to go wrong.
I love variety of shapes/sizes. There’s always a little adjustment period.
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Yup. I can’t think of any reasons that would require me to take apart a fixie (ok, aside from wanting to modify the response system, but that shouldn’t be necessary if a good one is already in place). I view the screw in axle system as more of a novelty and just something else to go wrong. When I first got my purpleheart Irving, it spun away in half on my 5th throw. Ever since I constantly make sure my TMBRs are screwed together before throwing them.
No picture, but lately ive been throwing a beech Spinworthy KNack, a cherry TMBR Morrow, a Doc Pop Weekender, and my new MK1 Umbra when im not throwing 0A.
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Agreed. It’s novelty. I’m not saying it’s superior or anything like that. Just that if one were to put a all wood screw mechanism, this does seem brilliantly logical.