Ethan Hong
Member
I think that everyone as riders have different styles and different strengths.
And there is so many different parts and customizable features I think we are at the point now that scooters can be tuned to suit each individual person to optimize their riding.
If you wanted to grind heaps of rails, you would get a scooter with a longer wider deck.
if your into tech, you would get something shorter, lighter, easier to throw around and would probably choose a footjam friendly fork.
I have rode alot of different scooters in these 7 years and I really find my compatibility with scooters was quite small a while ago. and found that tricks on some scooters where way easier than on others, while others had their own speciality.
Thoughts?
And there is so many different parts and customizable features I think we are at the point now that scooters can be tuned to suit each individual person to optimize their riding.
If you wanted to grind heaps of rails, you would get a scooter with a longer wider deck.
if your into tech, you would get something shorter, lighter, easier to throw around and would probably choose a footjam friendly fork.
I have rode alot of different scooters in these 7 years and I really find my compatibility with scooters was quite small a while ago. and found that tricks on some scooters where way easier than on others, while others had their own speciality.
Thoughts?