Why buy CORE CD1 Scooters?
What material is the bar?
An aluminium bar keeps the weight low while providing adequate strength for park tricks. It’s typically around 23 inches tall and 22 inches wide, suited for younger or smaller riders.
Which compression system does it use?
The CD1 uses IHC compression, which is light and easy to assemble. IHC requires a slit in the bar to clamp properly. It’s common in scooters targeting younger riders due to its simplicity.
Are the wheels good for park?
Yes. The CD1 comes with 110 mm wheels with mid-hard urethane, providing a smooth ride and good grip in skate parks. You can upgrade to 115 mm wheels if the fork allows, adding speed.
Who should buy the CD1?
Riders graduating from their first scooter and looking to learn more advanced tricks. The lightweight setup supports progress in the park without being overly heavy or expensive.
Can it handle street riding?
Light grinding is possible, but the deck’s narrower width and lighter construction mean it’s not built for intense street use. Street riders should consider the CG1 or SL series.
Can I upgrade the CD1?
Yes. You can replace bars (provided they fit the compression system), wheels and clamps. This allows riders to grow into the scooter and customise it over time.
How heavy is it?
The CD1 weighs approximately 3.0 kg (about 6.6 lb). Its aluminium bars and narrow deck help keep it one of the lighter options in Core’s line.
What material is the bar?
What material is the bar?
An aluminium bar keeps the weight low while providing adequate strength for park tricks. It’s typically around 23 inches tall and 22 inches wide, suited for younger or smaller riders.
Which compression system does it use?
Which compression system does it use?
The CD1 uses IHC compression, which is light and easy to assemble. IHC requires a slit in the bar to clamp properly. It’s common in scooters targeting younger riders due to its simplicity.
Are the wheels good for park?
Are the wheels good for park?
Yes. The CD1 comes with 110 mm wheels with mid-hard urethane, providing a smooth ride and good grip in skate parks. You can upgrade to 115 mm wheels if the fork allows, adding speed.
Who should buy the CD1?
Who should buy the CD1?
Riders graduating from their first scooter and looking to learn more advanced tricks. The lightweight setup supports progress in the park without being overly heavy or expensive.
Can it handle street riding?
Can it handle street riding?
Light grinding is possible, but the deck’s narrower width and lighter construction mean it’s not built for intense street use. Street riders should consider the CG1 or SL series.
Can I upgrade the CD1?
Can I upgrade the CD1?
Yes. You can replace bars (provided they fit the compression system), wheels and clamps. This allows riders to grow into the scooter and customise it over time.
How heavy is it?
How heavy is it?
The CD1 weighs approximately 3.0 kg (about 6.6 lb). Its aluminium bars and narrow deck help keep it one of the lighter options in Core’s line.







