Stunt Scooter Decks

Scooter Decks for Various Riding Styles

We offer a broad selection of high-quality decks for stunt scooters, and we're here to assist you if you're uncertain about which one to select. Your deck serves as the core of every trick and is the pivotal component of your scooter. It influences your balance, your control, and your riding style; with a new deck, you can entirely transform your scooter.

Explore answers to your queries below or visit: Scooter Decks Buying Guide.

Guidelines for Selecting a New Deck Quickly

Ensure your wheel width and diameter are in line with the deck
Ensure to acquire griptape if it isn't included with the deck
Fit the deck to your riding style
Opt for the width and length that suits your preferences

Scooter Deck Compatibility Guide

Wheel size: Inspect the specifications to verify it matches your wheels' diameter. If the maximum wheel size is smaller than your wheel diameter, they do not correspond.
Wheel hub width: Confirm that the deck is compatible with the hub width of your wheel (stunt scooter wheel hubs are either 24 mm or 30 mm wide).

All modern stunt scooter decks are designed for integrated headset bearings. If you have an SCS-set up, it may be necessary to include a headset spacer for the compression to function with your new deck.

Street or Park: Which Scooter Deck Suits Your Style?

Street riders prioritise the need for resilience. A street scooter deck is built to endure the demands of the stunts associated with street riding. Street scooter decks are sturdy and broad to handle grinds on ledges and handrails, and withstand jumps down extensive staircases. They are usually between 5 and 7 inches wide.

A park scooter deck is ideal for dedicated skateparks and tends to be narrower than street decks. The slimmer width allows for faster manoeuvres and quicker rotations during aerial tricks.

Park scooter decks focus on agility for technical stunts, making them smaller and lighter
Street scooter decks are built for durability and are heavier and broader

Scooter Deck Dimensions: Width and Length

The size of the deck directly influences how the scooter rides. A wider scooter deck provides more balance and space for your feet, making it a favourable option for street riding. Conversely, a narrower deck is lighter and spins faster, offering greater agility, which is perfect for park riding.

Park deck width: typically 4.5–5.25 inches wide
Street decks width: generally 5–7 inches wide
Shorter scooter decks: better for rapid rotations and whips
Longer scooter decks: more stable for manuals and landings

Comparing Box Cut and Peg Cut: Grasping Scooter Deck Designs

A box cut deck features straight and perpendicular edges. This design increases foot space and grinding surface, making box cut decks ideal for ledge tricks and technical street riding. The defined corners provide precise locking onto obstacles.

Peg cut decks feature angular cut-outs near the dropouts, essential if you plan to install pegs on your setup.

Considering Weight for Scooter Decks: Lightweight or Heavy?

If you're wondering whether to choose a lighter or heavier scooter deck, consider these points.

Lighter scooter decks spin faster when executing tail whips and similar tricks
Heavier scooter decks offer more stability and can withstand greater impacts

Modern stunt scooter decks are crafted from aluminium providing an excellent balance of strength and lightness.

Headtube Angle of Stunt Scooter Decks

The headtube angle influences your riding position. Common angles range from 82 to 84 degrees.

A steeper angle gives a quicker steering response
A shallower angle offers added stability at higher speeds

Maintaining Your New Scooter Deck

High-quality scooter decks can last several years with proper maintenance. Here are some tips:

Apply grease to the bearing cups during headset installation
Grease the threads of your bolts when installing them
Keep your deck indoors to prevent corrosion, and clean it regularly
Ensure all parts are correctly installed - follow this guide for instructions