Madd Gear MGP Carve Scooters

Carve decks are constructed from aluminium with a width around 4.5 inches. Their geometry is simple and durable, allowing beginners to feel stable while learning. Headtube angles are about 83°, offering a balanced responsiveness for developing spins and manuals.

The bars are made of high-tensile steel, giving them strength for budding riders. This material can handle minor drops and beginner grinds, though it’s heavier than aluminium bars.

Carve scooters come with 100–110 mm wheels featuring composite or aluminium cores, depending on the specific model. The urethane hardness is around 88A, suitable for smooth rolling at moderate speeds on park and street surfaces.

It’s aimed at young beginners aged 5–10 who want to learn the basics of scootering. The scooters are shorter and lighter than advanced models, helping kids control them easily. Parents appreciate the price point and durable construction.

Yes. You can replace wheels, grips, clamps or even upgrade to lighter bars as skills advance. However, the deck and fork are more suited to light use; serious upgrades may require a new scooter altogether.

Carve scooters typically use a threaded headset rather than IHC or HIC. Threaded systems are easy to maintain for beginners, but may loosen more quickly under heavy tricks. Riders who progress should consider a scooter with IHC compression.

For beginner use, yes. The deck and bars withstand early tricks, but as riders perform bigger jumps or grinds, more robust scooters like the MGP Origin series may be needed.

Carve scooters are known for bright, playful colours and graphics. Options include neon greens, blues, reds and graphic patterns that appeal to kids.