Now you’re almost ready to shred! Before you do anything else check that all other locking nuts and bolts are tight, the brake works correctly and
the wheels spin freely. Don’t worry if the wheels don’t spin well at first, the bearings need breaking in and will always spin better under load!
To keep your Scooter looking fresh and working at its peak performance you need to follow these tips:
Always store your scooter in a dry place.
Clean your scooter with a soft damp cloth after each use. Do not use solvents or bleaches when cleaning!
If your scooter gets wet make sure you dry all metal parts to prevent rusting!
Regularly clean and grease your headset bearings - these bearings get the most use and if they are not well
maintained they can become damaged. Over time they deteriorate and need replacing due to the nature of
freestyle scootering. You can purchase replacement parts from most scooter shops and websites.
For your own safety use original spare parts only - Do not make any structural changes!
The wheel bearings fitted as standard are sealed low maintenance bearings and do not require greasing
but you can still clean them by wiping them with a damp cloth to remove any grit and dirt!
The wheels should be replaced when they are worn down or damaged. You can help reduce this by
rotating your wheels from front to back regularly and by braking smoothly. Do not lock the back wheel
when braking as this will cause flat spots! See the diagrams on the right for the correct way to brake to
help prevent locking up.
IMPORTANT! You must check your scooter properly before you use it!
Make sure you check the construction of your deck and bars before you use the scooter! Check all bolts are
tight and all fixings and self locking nuts are functioning correctly!
DO NOT USE YOUR SCOOTER IF IT IS DAMAGED!
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