Longway Scooters

Longway combines Swiss engineering with innovative features like forged headtubes and boxed decks. Their decks are designed to withstand heavy impacts, and their bars come in both aluminium and steel, appealing to park and street riders alike.

The Longway Metro series is ideal for entry‑level riders. It offers a lightweight deck, easy‑to‑use compression and smaller wheels that make learning tricks manageable.

The Sector is geared toward intermediate riders, with a stronger deck and upgraded components like metal core wheels. The Precinct is Longway’s high‑end street scooter, featuring a boxed deck and robust bars for serious street sessions.

Yes. You can replace wheels, bars, clamps and grip tape. Their standard sizing ensures compatibility with most aftermarket parts, but always check compression type and diameter before swapping.

Most Longway completes include manufacturer warranties covering defects in materials and workmanship. They don’t cover wear from normal riding or misuse, so inspect your scooter regularly and replace worn parts.

Tighten the clamp bolts, check the compression system and inspect the deck and headtube for cracks. Clean bearings and replace parts when they show signs of wear.

Yes. Longway has released signature scooters designed with input from riders like Adam Delroy. These models feature unique colourways and personalised dimensions that cater to the rider’s style.

While primarily designed for tricks, models with larger wheels and foldability can work for short commutes. For regular commuting, a dedicated commuter scooter may be more comfortable.