Neochrome Scooters And Parts

Neochrome, also called oil slick or rainbow chrome, is a multi‑colour finish produced by anodising the metal surface. It creates a shimmering effect that changes colour when viewed from different angles.

No. The finish is purely cosmetic. The anodising process doesn’t significantly change the strength or weight of the part. However, it may scratch or fade over time with heavy use.

They often cost slightly more due to the additional finishing process. Riders pay for the unique appearance, which makes their scooter stand out at the park.

Yes. Some riders prefer an all‑neochrome build, while others mix neochrome bars or forks with black or coloured decks. The rainbow effect pairs well with black clamps or wheels to create contrast.

Anodising is durable, but neochrome can scratch over time, especially on grinding surfaces like deck bottoms or fork legs. To maintain the look, avoid grinding directly on neochrome parts or expect wear marks to appear.

Use a soft cloth and mild soap to wipe away dirt. Avoid abrasive cleaners or rough sponges, which can dull the finish. Dry thoroughly to prevent water spots.

Common neochrome components include decks, bars, forks, clamps, wheels and even bar ends. Some brands also offer neochrome screws and hardware for a fully cohesive look.

Yes. Many entry‑ and mid‑level complete scooters offer neochrome options. These provide all the features of standard finishes with the added visual flair of the rainbow coating.