Grit Fluxx 2014 vs MGP Pro VX3 2013

[Humble Beast]

Hey Everyone

I want to buy a scooter and I am a beginner rider. Which one of these is bestor are there other better ones in the price range.

Also, can I upgrade them in the future?

Cheers

 

[parrish]

For a below 200$ complete, I'd check out one of these:
http://www.freestyledepot.com/ao-be...t.com/ao-beta-complete-green-p/aocpbt00gr.htm

http://www.gryndoscooters.com/envy-prodigy-complete-pro-scooter-red.html

I wouldn't fuck with MGP or Grit, those are both reallly low end brands. You can always get new parts, yes.

 

[issac p]

yeah, dont support companies like mgp, grit, crisp, etc. in the end, they're just hurting out sport. I'd check out those scooters parrish listed.

 

[Humble Beast]

Those options are much more expensive though so I'm not sure.

 

[parrish]

Well they're both under 200$. You get what you pay for, a shittier scooter is gonna have a lot of things break and you'llneed to replace them more. With paying anything under 400$ you're gonna be looking at replacing parts withing a few months of riding.

 

[issac p]

you get what you pay for. If you're just a beginner, there's nothing wrong with a low end razor. check out the razor pro xx.

 

[parrish]

Yeah scootering isn't cheap though. If you're gonna start riding a lot, you'll be paying for a good bit of shit. If you want a cheap artform look into drawing or writing.

 

[James Heaton]

start with crap, upgrade it.

 

[Hamish C]

It depends on how tall you are as well, the low end type scooters usually have short bars which will be uncomfortable regardless of how well you ride