How to Put Together a Pro Scooter

Assembling your very own custom trick scooter is not a simple task. Many parts are incompatible, and incorrect assembly can lead to damage. This guide offers helpful advice for putting your scooter together.

Scooter components for stunts are normally designed with varying standards; thus, there isn't a universal manual for assembling a custom scooter. It's generally advised to utilise our Custom Scooter Builder tool to guarantee compatibility of all parts.

Components of a Custom Trick Scooter

1x Deck	Includes brake & bolt unless specified otherwise
1x Fork	Not all forks are compatible with 110mm wheels
1x Bar	Oversized bars necessitate oversized clamps
1x Headset	A threadless headset is only compatible with a threadless fork
1x Compression	Several systems exist, the most common being ICS, HIC & SCS
1x Set of Grips	Bar grips are universally compatible unless stated otherwise
1x Clamp	An oversized clamp necessitates an oversized bar
1x Grip Tape	Freely selectable, but trimming may be necessary
2x Wheel	One wheel per package unless noted otherwise
4x Bearings	Our bearings are suitable for all our wheels unless noted otherwise
2x Spacer (8mm)	Bearings are at risk without the use of spacers

Identifying the Components

This model is equipped with an ICS system

Guidance from SkatePro

Enlist the assistance of an adult for assembly
Utilise the correct tools
Anticipate spending no less than 3 hours on assembly (if inexperienced)
Select parts from the same brand and ensure compatible dimensions.
Choose lightweight parts with an understanding that they are generally less durable than heavier parts.
For serious riders, a threadless headset and fork with a compression system are advisable.
Upon receiving the parcel, verify every component and ensure compatibility before beginning assembly. (You can return new/unused components).
Always fully tighten screws and nuts before use and maintain the scooter as detailed in the manual. Replace faulty components and spare parts.
In continued usage, expect some looseness in the headset. Unfortunately, not even costlier headsets are immune from developing noise over time. (Tightening the compression system may often remedy this)
Avoid exposure to water, sand, damp areas - and too many unsuccessful tricks. ;)

Watch the video below which essentially demonstrates the assembly of a custom scooter.

The video illustrates how to put together a trick scooter using tools that are generally available. When a scooter is assembled at SkatePro, professional tools are employed, such as those for assembling/disassembling the headset and crown race.

Would You Like Us to Assemble Your Scooter?

It is unfortunate that numerous instances have been encountered where custom scooters are assembled improperly or inadequately. This can result in scooters malfunctioning, with parts wearing out quickly or becoming easily damaged.

If you wish to ensure your scooter is accurately assembled, consider adding custom scooter assembly to your order. SkatePro will then handle the assembly of your custom scooter.