microdownunder
Bronze member
Hey all,
I work for micro scooters and we mostly make recreational scooters at the moment which aren't built for tricks. The exception being the Bullet Street Pro which is our entry level stunt model. http://www.microscooters.com.au/kids-scooters/bullet-street-pro-scooter
I'm trying to convince head office to work on designing some more high end pre-made trick scooters to add to our range and was wondering what your top priorities are when you're looking at new scooters. So we can make the best one we can.
I’m not a stunt rider myself but I've had a look at the forums and the people here seem to know what they're talking about.
Are there any features that you would particularly like to see?
Anything to avoid?
Would appreciate any feedback
I work for micro scooters and we mostly make recreational scooters at the moment which aren't built for tricks. The exception being the Bullet Street Pro which is our entry level stunt model. http://www.microscooters.com.au/kids-scooters/bullet-street-pro-scooter
I'm trying to convince head office to work on designing some more high end pre-made trick scooters to add to our range and was wondering what your top priorities are when you're looking at new scooters. So we can make the best one we can.
I’m not a stunt rider myself but I've had a look at the forums and the people here seem to know what they're talking about.
Are there any features that you would particularly like to see?
Anything to avoid?
Would appreciate any feedback