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Why buy Revolution Storm Scooter Decks?
Are they good for beginners?
Yes. Riders moving beyond entry-level scooters will appreciate the extra deck space and integrated headset, which simplifies assembly. The deck is strong enough to handle moderate grinds and bigger jumps without becoming too heavy.
What wheels fit the Storm deck?
It supports wheels up to 120 mm with a standard 24 mm core. This accommodates most aftermarket wheels, allowing riders to customise for speed or grip.
What headtube angle do Storm decks use?
They generally have an 83° headtube angle, balancing responsiveness and stability. This angle is common for all-around riding, making it easy to transition between park and street features.
Are there boxed dropouts?
Storm decks have slightly squared dropouts with replaceable inserts. This design aids grinding and prevents the deck from catching on rails. The inserts can be replaced when worn, prolonging the deck’s life.
Do they come with brakes?
Yes. A flex brake or fender is included. You can swap the brake if you prefer a fender-only setup to improve tailwhips. Ensure replacements match the mounting holes.
How durable is the deck?
The aluminium extrusion and welds are strong enough for intermediate street and park use. However, heavy street riders may eventually need a thicker or wider deck designed specifically for street abuse.
Who should consider a Storm deck?
Intermediate riders seeking a deck that performs well in both park and street scenarios. The size and construction make it versatile, and its affordability appeals to those who want to step up without investing in pro-level equipment.
Are they good for beginners?
Are they good for beginners?
Yes. Riders moving beyond entry-level scooters will appreciate the extra deck space and integrated headset, which simplifies assembly. The deck is strong enough to handle moderate grinds and bigger jumps without becoming too heavy.
What wheels fit the Storm deck?
What wheels fit the Storm deck?
It supports wheels up to 120 mm with a standard 24 mm core. This accommodates most aftermarket wheels, allowing riders to customise for speed or grip.
What headtube angle do Storm decks use?
What headtube angle do Storm decks use?
They generally have an 83° headtube angle, balancing responsiveness and stability. This angle is common for all-around riding, making it easy to transition between park and street features.
Are there boxed dropouts?
Are there boxed dropouts?
Storm decks have slightly squared dropouts with replaceable inserts. This design aids grinding and prevents the deck from catching on rails. The inserts can be replaced when worn, prolonging the deck’s life.
Do they come with brakes?
Do they come with brakes?
Yes. A flex brake or fender is included. You can swap the brake if you prefer a fender-only setup to improve tailwhips. Ensure replacements match the mounting holes.
How durable is the deck?
How durable is the deck?
The aluminium extrusion and welds are strong enough for intermediate street and park use. However, heavy street riders may eventually need a thicker or wider deck designed specifically for street abuse.
Who should consider a Storm deck?
Who should consider a Storm deck?
Intermediate riders seeking a deck that performs well in both park and street scenarios. The size and construction make it versatile, and its affordability appeals to those who want to step up without investing in pro-level equipment.
