Scooter Parts

Several types of scooter parts are used to build and maintain a scooter. Some of the most important parts include the following:

Deck: The deck is the platform the rider stands on. It is typically made from wood, metal, or composite materials and is designed to be strong and durable.

Handlebars: The handlebars are the bars that the rider holds onto while riding the scooter. They are typically made from steel or aluminium, and they can be adjusted to different heights and angles to suit the rider's preferences.

Fork: The fork is the part of the scooter that holds the front wheel in place. It is typically made from steel or aluminium, and it can be adjusted to different angles to suit the rider's preferences.

Clamp: The clamp is the part of the scooter that holds the handlebars and fork together. It is typically made from aluminium or steel and is designed to be strong and durable.

Headset: The headset is the part of the scooter that connects the handlebars to the fork. It is typically made from steel or aluminium and is designed to be strong and durable.

Wheels: A scooter's wheels are typically made from polyurethane and come in different sizes, usually 100mm, 110mm, and 120mm. They are designed to be durable and provide a smooth ride.

Bearings: Bearings are located inside the wheels and allow them to spin smoothly. They are typically made of steel and are designed to be durable and long-lasting.

Brake: The brake is the part of the scooter that allows the rider to slow down or stop. There are two main types of brakes: foot brakes and hand brakes. Foot brakes are located on the rear wheel and are activated by pressing down on the rear fender, while hand brakes are located on the handlebars and are activated by squeezing the brake lever.

Grip Tape: Also referred to as Deck Tape, Grip tape is a rough and abrasive surface that is applied to the deck of the scooter to provide traction for the rider's feet.

Grips: The grip is a material applied to or a slip-on accessory for the scooter's handlebar to provide a better grip for the rider's hands.

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