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Stunt Scooters - Advice.....Anyone ???
Can anyone advise on a good quality stunt scooter.
Looking to get Oliver (10 years) one for christmas. Must have 360 degree spiny handle bars and be quiet when riding (unlike his current cheap £20 fold away rattle box...so bloody noisey). Prices seem to be about £50 - £70 for 'Stunt' types. any advice appreciated |
Scott are you talkiing about the scooters all the lads are into now. I have gone through the whole process with Brooke. Where now I'm buying him wheels for £20 each and bearings 8 for £30 . T bars £55 , grips £ 20 . The scooter he has is a razor pro but he has his eyes on a new one which is £150 . Trust me it's a serious rip off , but don't buy cheap stuff it will last a few weeks.
I do remember my parents telling me I was mad the money I spent as a lad on the best wheels and trucks for my skateboard, how right they were:-) I've prob not helped you much, but what I will say is don't buy cheap, budget £150 for scooter, decent wheels, bearings and bars . |
My 9 yr old has asked for the same, he keeps going on about a jd bug, they are around £75 and you can get the extras like stunt pegs etc
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Yep jd bug is what my boy had 1st. They are not bad as a base, need bolt kit to lock the folding part , as it's got so much play in it, the standard wheels and bearings are poor and will only last a few months at best.
I've had a play on my sons before and after the wheel and bearing upgrade, transformed it :-) |
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For jd bug that's what my boy had As well said it was very good |
Seen the razor Lo pro or whatever, not folding. Specialist shops selling for 120, Argos have them for 80.
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Scott - if you do decide what you want give me a shout as I have a friend in LA (the beach hut) who sells them!
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I was going to suggest that you speak to Martyn, but he's already on the ball :ok: |
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