Slamm Mischief Stunt Scooters

Yes. Integrated sealed headsets provide smoother bar spins and lower maintenance. The design also reduces wobble and keeps out dirt better than open bearings used on lower-end models.

They include 110 mm metal core wheels, often with a tri-spoke design. The 88A urethane provides speed and durability. Some models use flangeless cores for reduced weight, while others feature spoked cores for a classic look.

The bars are high-grade steel or occasionally chromoly, offering greater strength and longevity than basic steel bars. They are taller and wider than entry-level models, catering to riders who need more leverage.

They weigh around 3.6–3.9 kg. The combination of aluminium deck and upgraded components adds stability without being overly heavy. Riders usually find them manageable for park and light street riding.

Models vary; many use IHC, balancing weight and strength. Some later versions adopt HIC for greater durability. Always check the specific scooter’s specs and ensure bars match the compression system.

Reinforced decks with curved headtubes offer increased resistance to stress. Upgraded 2-bolt clamps keep bars secure, and the bushing system in the headset is designed to reduce vibration. Graphics often include bold patterns or metallic finishes.

Yes. You can upgrade to an aftermarket flex brake or even a fender to reduce weight and avoid brake interference during whips. Ensure the replacement brake matches the deck’s mount type and wheel size.

Riders ready to progress from beginner scooters, typically ages 8–14. It’s also suitable for adults under the weight limit who want a strong but affordable setup.