Razor Dirt Scooter.

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Snow Patrol

Member
John here,

Good questions.

The reasons why our regular scooters cost more than the dirt scoot are simple.

#1 CNC vs. Chromemoly fork.

CNC forks are expensive, and take alot of time to manufacture.
Chromemoly forks are easy to form and weld, cost relatively low, and are durable.

We chose chromemoly forks over CNC, not only to reduce the cost to you guys, but also because a heavier front fork gives a better balance to the scooter to help counteract the added weight of the massive tire in back.

#2 Metalcores vs Tires.

Metalcores need to be forged, extruded, or machined, but so do our split hubs for the Phase Two dirt scooter.. so the cores dont make much of a difference in price.

The PU or urethane does however, as we use a special mix for our best 110mm wheels and that raises prices.

Tires and tubes are relatively cheap to use.. A replacement shouldnt cost more than $10-$15

The Phase Two Dirt Scooter has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $249.99 US, and 249 pounds in UK.

Australia is in line to receive orders, and no we WILL NOT sell to any large companies.
(Toys R US, Wallmart, Target.. etc.)

Phase Two takes its "Riders First" ethic seriously, and we will only sell to authorized distributors and scooter shops. We want to benefit the community, not make loads of cash by stepping over local shops.


Hope that answers your questions.

I also urge you to support rider innovation and our future shops by supporting us too, not the knock off garbage. Together, I spent 3 years with my friends help to perfect this for you guys. I want you all to enjoy the feeling of riding trails on your own dialed dirt scooter, that was the whole reason we even started.. To make a super affordable and super dialed dirt scooter for everyone to shred.
 
Mario Rocchio

Mario Rocchio

Steel Member
Snow Patrol said:
John here,

Good questions.

The reasons why our regular scooters cost more than the dirt scoot are simple.

#1 CNC vs. Chromemoly fork.

CNC forks are expensive, and take alot of time to manufacture.
Chromemoly forks are easy to form and weld, cost relatively low, and are durable.

We chose chromemoly forks over CNC, not only to reduce the cost to you guys, but also because a heavier front fork gives a better balance to the scooter to help counteract the added weight of the massive tire in back.

#2 Metalcores vs Tires.

Metalcores need to be forged, extruded, or machined, but so do our split hubs for the Phase Two dirt scooter.. so the cores dont make much of a difference in price.

The PU or urethane does however, as we use a special mix for our best 110mm wheels and that raises prices.

Tires and tubes are relatively cheap to use.. A replacement shouldnt cost more than $10-$15

The Phase Two Dirt Scooter has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $249.99 US, and 249 pounds in UK.

Australia is in line to receive orders, and no we WILL NOT sell to any large companies.
(Toys R US, Wallmart, Target.. etc.)

Phase Two takes its "Riders First" ethic seriously, and we will only sell to authorized distributors and scooter shops. We want to benefit the community, not make loads of cash by stepping over local shops.


Hope that answers your questions.

I also urge you to support rider innovation and our future shops by supporting us too, not the knock off garbage. Together, I spent 3 years with my friends help to perfect this for you guys. I want you all to enjoy the feeling of riding trails on your own dialed dirt scooter, that was the whole reason we even started.. To make a super affordable and super dialed dirt scooter for everyone to shred.
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We need more people like you in this sport.
 
Travis House

Travis House

Wu-Tang Master
Staff member
Throwing one on our Phase 2 order at the Scooter Shop I work at, seriously John I can not wait to ride it.

I have a funny feeling it'll become my main set up for a few weeks :)
 
Nick Griffin <3

Nick Griffin <3

Steel Member
this dirt scooter could be the best thing ever for street. think of how many more sports you could hit cause you could ride on stone, dirt, grass..
 
instinctscooter

instinctscooter

Silver Member
Nick Griffin <3 said:
this dirt scooter could be the best thing ever for street. think of how many more sports you could hit cause you could ride on stone, dirt, grass..
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i was thinking that today whilst looking at street spots, like no i cant do that gap, then o yea i can on a dirt scoot if i get one. also WHO will distribute in the UK????? please reply as i want it to be like dogg scooters as they are more legit and 50% rider owned, have a sick team and are just cooler in general
 
Maz.

Maz.

Steel Member
instinctscooter said:
i was thinking that today whilst looking at street spots, like no i cant do that gap, then o yea i can on a dirt scoot if i get one. also WHO will distribute in the UK????? please reply as i want it to be like dogg scooters as they are more legit and 50% rider owned, have a sick team and are just cooler in general
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dogg would be a good distributor.. so would amazon haha
thinking skatehut could be good because they're so retarded they'd probably send you 2 dirtscoots haha
 
Josh.c

Josh.c

Steel Member
Will they be available in the uk before Christmas because i really want one looks so much better that the uk dirt scooter
 
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