Slamm Scooters

The Tantrum is an entry‑level scooter designed for younger riders with a lower deck and shorter bars. The Classic caters to older beginners and features a reinforced deck, while the Urban and Assault series offer mid‑range builds with upgraded components like metal core wheels.

Yes. They’re sturdy and affordable, allowing newcomers to learn basic tricks without investing in high‑end gear. Their components, such as threaded compression and strong clamps, are easy to maintain and adjust.

Slamm uses a combination of steel and aluminium. Steel bars and forks provide strength, while aluminium decks keep weight manageable. Wheels range from plastic core on entry models to metal core on advanced models.

Slamm scooters require minimal assembly. Typically, you need to attach the bars to the deck and tighten the clamp. Instructions and tools are included.

They offer great value but may not have the same lightweight materials or advanced compression systems as premium brands. They’re perfect for beginners and casual riders, but as riders progress, they may upgrade to lighter or stronger scooters.

Yes. You can replace wheels, bars, clamps and grips to enhance performance. Ensure replacement parts match the scooter’s size and compression.

Entry‑level Slamm models often use threaded compression, which is simple but less strong than IHC or SCS. Higher‑end Slamm models may use HIC or IHC compression for better performance.

Slamm scooters come in various colours and graphics, from sleek black or chrome to vibrant neochrome. Children enjoy the colourful designs, making it easy to match their personal style.