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Stunt Scooters for Everyone
Explore our range of stunt scooters suitable for all ages, skill levels, and disciplines. We provide complete stunt scooters ideal for children and beginners, alongside more advanced models for those already executing tricks at skateparks or street spots.
Below is the crucial information for selecting a complete stunt scooter.
Choosing the Perfect Stunt Scooter
When selecting a complete stunt scooter, the overall height of the scooter and the skill level of the rider are paramount. If these two key elements are prioritised, the scooter will have a well-rounded balance in other areas.
Scooter Height and Skill Level
The total height of the scooter refers to the distance from the ground to the top of the handlebars. Measure from the ground up to your hips and add 5 centimetres to obtain an ideal starting point.
Every stunt scooter featured on our website comes with a recommended skill level for the user, making it simple to select a scooter that aligns with the user's expertise.
When purchasing a scooter for a novice or a child, there's no need to fret over technical specifications. The simplest and safest approach to ensure the right selection is to choose a model that matches the user's height and skill level.
Deck Width
Wider, rectangular scooter decks, also referred to as box-cut, are commonly favoured for street scooters. Robust and excellent for grinding, their larger platforms are heavier and less nimble.
Slimmer decks, with sections shaved off towards the front and rear, are termed peg-cut, allowing space for peg installation. More agile, these are ideal for technical tricks within skateparks.
Bar Width
The bar's width should be approximately the same as the rider’s shoulder width. Bars that are too wide can complicate spins and other tricks, while overly narrow bars reduce control.
Street scooters often feature wider, T-shaped bars, whereas slightly narrower, Y-shaped bars are more common in park scooters.
Wheel Core Material
A scooter's wheel core often reflects its quality. Typically made from either nylon or aluminium, with aluminium being the superior choice for durability.
If you’re already performing tricks and looking to advance – or are a heavier individual – opting for scooters with nylon core wheels is best avoided. Nylon cores are intended for budget-friendly, beginner stunt scooters.
Headset Type
Although many entry-level scooters are equipped with non-integrated headsets, opting for an integrated headset is preferable for beginners aiming to master tricks and stunts – they offer greater durability in the long run.
Compression System
The compression system of a scooter links the bar to the deck and fork. The most prevalent systems in stunt scooters are SCS, HIC, and IHC. SCS is noted for its robustness, while HIC and IHC tend to be lighter than SCS.
Reasons to Select a Stunt Scooter
Stunt scooters, also referred to as trick scooters, are ideal for those seeking a durable scooter designed to withstand tricks and stunts.
While they are perfectly suitable for transportation and leisure activities, their strength lies in their sturdy design and capacity to endure significant impacts.
If durability is a priority over features like adjustable handlebar height or a folding mechanism, then a stunt scooter is the right choice for you.
Opting for a beginner stunt scooter is far more economical when choosing a complete model instead of constructing one from separate parts. You'll receive a well-balanced, sturdy model ready for your progress.
Advanced riders can also opt for high-end complete stunt scooters crafted from top-tier components available. This is the most cost-effective way to acquire a complete scooter made of solid parts.
Are Complete Stunt Scooters Pre-Assembled?
Both yes and no. Complete stunt scooters arrive in a box partially assembled. Some assembly will be required before usage.
Be sure to refer to the instruction manual that comes with your scooter, and be sure to watch this video guide:
