Legacy Scooters

They’re designed for riders who have mastered the basics and want to upgrade to a more capable scooter. Legacy scooters handle bigger jumps and grinds without the high price of pro models.

Legacy decks often use 6061‑T6 aluminium for strength, while bars may be steel for durability. Wheels range from 110–120 mm with high‑rebound urethane for smooth rolling.

Yes. Boxed ends make grinds easier and prevent snagging on rails. The flat sides also provide a stable platform for foot placement and more consistent slides.

Legacy scooters typically use IHC or HIC compression. Check your model’s specifications and ensure that replacement parts match the system for proper fit.

Absolutely. You can swap wheels, handlebars, grips and clamps to personalise your ride. Just confirm that new parts match the scooter’s dimensions and compression type.

Legacy offers solid performance at a lower cost. Although they may not use the lightest materials or top‑end components, they provide an excellent stepping stone for riders who want to advance their skills.

Inspect bolts and welds regularly, keep bearings clean and lubricated, and replace parts that show wear. A well‑maintained scooter performs better and lasts longer.

Yes. Some models cater to shorter riders with lower bars and shorter decks, while others accommodate taller riders or those who prefer a wider deck for street tricks.