Madd MGP Dual Hole Flex Scooter Brake for 100mm wheels
The awesome Madd Gear Pro Dual Hole Flex Brake is designed purely for the most recent 2011/2012 versions of Madd Gear Scooters. This is because they replaced the traditional 1 hole system for 2 holes.
The brake is made from 3mm spring steel, and has a power coated finish complete with MGP logo.
These brakes come with a hardware bolt included, ready for fitting. They have a two bolt system to fix into the deck, so make sure you check your deck to see if it has one or two bolts.
The MGP Flex Brake is designed for use with 100mm wheels. You may also be able to fit this brake to other scooter brands with some modifications to your deck.
- 3mm spring steel
- includes mounting hardware
- two bolt fitting
- Available in Black, Sky Blue, Red, Lime Green, Purple & Orange
- Designed for use with 100mm wheels
| Brand | Madd (MGP) |
|---|---|
| Model | Dual Hole |
| Ability | Beginner |
UK Mainland
| Basket Value | ||
|---|---|---|
| Delivery Option | Under £40 | Over £40 |
| Amazon Shipping 2-4 day | £2.95 | FREE |
| Amazon Shipping 1-2 Day | £4.95 | £4.95 |
Rest of UK
| Region | Working Days | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Scottish Highlands | 2 | £19.95 |
| Northern Ireland | 2-3 | £4.95 |
| UK Off Shore Islands | 2-3 | £5.95 |
International Delivery Information
We offer worldwide delivery. This takes 3 to 5 days for most of Europe and is often free with orders over €80.
For information regarding international delivery please click here.
Warranty
We warranty all orders for genuine manufacturing defects up to 30 days from delivery (not damage caused through use). If any issues arise after this time, warranty cover will be passed over to the brands & suppliers we work with. Full details on the warranty period/conditions etc.
Please note, any scooter or other products sold that used in an extreme manner or at a skate park, have limited warranty cover due to the nature of use they are put through. To raise a warranty claim just contact us, with your order number, details of the fault and a photograph/video of the issue to provide sufficient evidence.