Core Cd1 Park Complete Stunt Scooter - Neo/Black

The CD1 Park Scooter is the perfect choice for beginners who want to upgrade from our lower - end models like the CJ1. It's great for learning new tricks and getting used to skatepark riding. The deck has 5 weight - saving cut - outs, making the scooter super light without losing strength. The super - lightweight double clamp has two cut - outs on each side. Our engineering has removed unnecessary material to save weight where it matters most. This clamp comes with 6mm high - tensile steel bolts to keep the bars tight. The Nylon flex Fender is another weight - saving component. It works just like a standard steel flex fender, but it's lighter and reduces the risk of wheel damage. This scooter is seriously lightweight and durable, which is crucial for beginners as it makes learning new tricks much easier. It offers a more enjoyable riding experience. Designed for beginner riders aged 6 and above, the CD1 balances size and weight distribution well, catering to younger riders and helping them progress. Every component on this stunt scooter ensures a smooth and long - lasting ride. Whether you're commuting to school or learning tricks at the skatepark, this is the best option for you! CORE CD1 Complete Stunt Scooter Features: Handlebar: 2 Piece Bar 560mm Tall x 520mm Wide; Grips: 165mm Premium Core Grips; Clamp: Core Super Light Double Clamp; Headset: Fully Integrated; Fork: Core Steel fork – 110mm Wheel Compatible; Compression: IHC; Bearings: Abec - 9 Premium Core Bearings; Wheels: Core Aftermarket Spoked Cores; Deck: 4.5 inch Wide x 19.5 inch Long; Head Tube: 83 degree Angle with Weight - Reducing Cutout; Brake: Nylon Flex Fender; Grip Tape: Premium Core Grip Tape; Weight of scooter: 3.5kg

Using the Core CD1 Park Complete Stunt Scooter is easy. First, make sure you're wearing proper safety gear like a helmet and knee pads. When you're ready to ride, step on the deck with one foot and use the other to push off the ground. To turn, shift your weight gently from side to side. For tricks, start with simple ones and gradually work your way up as you get more comfortable. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the bolts on the clamp to make sure they're tight. Keep the wheels clean and lubricate the bearings every few weeks. If you notice any signs of wear and tear on the deck, grip tape, or other parts, replace them as soon as possible. Also, store your scooter in a dry place to prevent rust and damage. Remember, always ride in a safe area away from traffic and other hazards.