Stunt Scooters
Stunt Scooter - Elevate Your Scootering Experience
Stunt scooters, also known as trick scooters, are robustly designed for executing stunts and tricks. These scooters represent a modern evolution of the traditional scooter, arising from the demand when enthusiasts began performing "freestyle" on scooters, which traditional models struggled to withstand.
Features of Stunt Scooters
While stunt scooters resemble regular scooters, the majority of them cannot be folded nor adjusted in height. This structural choice results in a sturdy and resilient trick scooter.
A common desire is for a scooter that's both strong and lightweight, though achieving both is not always feasible. Manufacturers strive for innovation by using advanced materials and unique constructs. Consequently, there exists the option to purchase specialised scooter parts, which may exceed the cost of a complete scooter.
Areas of focus for manufacturing include:
- Solid bottom (deck) and neck
- Lightweight and enhanced wheels
- Integrated designs
- Reinforced bars
- Durable clamps
High-end stunt scooters generally incorporate compression systems like SCS, ICS, and HIC. Each system has its unique design, aiming to provide a more robust steering experience.
Standard versus Custom Trick Scooters
These trick scooters are all comprehensive models, assembled with components from the same brand. This ensures compatibility and is usually more economical than acquiring individual parts.
There is a wide range of standard trick scooters available, suitable for both novices and seasoned riders. The price disparity between stunt scooters is often attributed to the varying quality of their parts.
Experienced riders frequently prefer a trick scooter assembled with premium components, opting for a custom stunt scooter. This category includes both expertly assembled scooters and those you can build independently.
At SkatePro, we offer custom-built scooters, meticulously crafted by our experts. Additionally, you have the option to fully design your scooter using our Custom Scooter Builder tool.
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