CORE SL2 and SL3 Scooters

The SL3 builds on the SL2 platform with improved materials and slightly larger dimensions. The SL3 may use a wider deck or upgraded forks and wheels. Both models use SCS compression and steel bars, but the SL3 can accommodate larger wheels or includes signature components from Core team riders.

SL series decks range from 5.0 to 5.5 inches wide, providing a stable base for grinds and manuals. They typically measure 21–22 inches long, giving riders plenty of foot space.

The SL2 uses chromoly steel bars for strength and durability. The SL3 may feature lighter or reinforced bars, depending on the version. Steel bars are heavier but withstand big drops and rails.

Yes. The deck includes an integrated headset for smooth bar rotations. SCS compression ensures a sturdy connection between the fork and bars, eliminating wobble.

Both scooters come with 110 mm or 120 mm wheels. The SL3 might use Core’s signature hollowcore wheels for reduced weight and increased strength.

They’re geared toward intermediate and advanced riders. The weight, width and SCS compression suit those who have mastered basics and want to tackle rails and ledges. Beginners may find lighter scooters easier.

Absolutely. You can swap bars, wheels and forks, provided the replacements fit the deck width and compression type. Many riders upgrade wheels or add pegs as they progress.

The SL2 weighs around 3.5 kg, while the SL3 may be slightly heavier or lighter depending on the configuration. The combination of steel bars and wide decks adds weight, but riders appreciate the stability.