Native Stem Stunt Scooters and Parts

Stem decks measure around 5.0 inches wide and 20.5–21 inches long. They feature boxed ends and flat sides, making them ideal for street grinds. The integrated headtube ensures a smooth connection with a sealed headset, and the neck is reinforced for durability.

Yes. Stem forks use solid aluminium and support wheels up to 120 mm. They’re designed for SCS compression but can be adapted to HIC with the right shim and bar combination. The forks are lightweight yet sturdy, handling repeated street drops and slides.

Stem bars are usually chromoly steel with either T or Y shapes. Sizes range from 24 inches wide to 28 inches tall. Slitless versions fit SCS, while slitted versions can work with HIC. The design includes slight backsweep for comfort and stability.

Stem completes are slightly narrower and lighter, aiming to blend park agility with street durability. The Canopy is more street-specific with extra width and weight. The Stem suits riders who want to explore street riding but still do park tricks effectively.

Yes. Native designs its components to be interchangeable across the brand. You can use a Stem fork on a Canopy deck or Stem bars with a Versa deck, provided compression and diameters match.

Riders ready to upgrade from beginner scooters. Stem parts provide an affordable entry into street setups without the weight or price of the Canopy series. They’re also ideal for park riders wanting to experiment with street riding.

Stem parts often come in black, raw or chrome finishes. Limited runs introduce colours like gunmetal grey or anodised blue. Graphics are minimal compared to Canopy decks.

Yes. Native typically offers a limited warranty covering manufacturing defects. Heavy wear from grinds and drops is considered normal use, but cracks or weld failures due to defects may be covered.