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Yes! While the wood itself isn’t naturally water resistant, our upgraded tech (hardwood layers pressed together with waterproof glue under 60 tons + a water- & UV-resistant lacquer finish) makes the Boardy 2.0 deck more resilient in wet conditions.
In this short video, we demonstrate the correct brake adjustment method of Boardy scooters, focusing on spring tension and arm centering.
If you notice reduced rolling performance, check tire pressure! The recommended tire pressure for Boardy scooters is 4 bar (58 psi).
Boardy scooters are designed without traditionally used extra components for suspension, because they simply don’t need them! This is a boardscooter with a unique flexible wooden frame and large pneumatic tires that absorb shocks naturally.…
A premium kick scooter stands out through refined craftsmanship, precision engineering, and carefully selected components. There’s no wobble, no rattling parts, and every element fits perfectly. These scooters are typically produced in small, high-quality batches,…
Solid polyurethane (PU) wheels are inexpensive and won’t get flat tires, but they come with several drawbacks. They lack grip when wet, the bearings in their plastic hubs loosen quickly, their load capacity is low,…
With some experience, changing the tube takes just a few minutes, and for a beginner, it shouldn’t take more than 10 minutes. Boardy scooters feature quick-release wheel hubs, making the process even faster and easier.…
While wheel size and tire width can influence rolling resistance, tire pressure plays a more significant role. Properly inflated tires, regardless of their width or diameter, tend to exhibit lower rolling resistance.
For normal* kick scooter riding, where you use muscle power to reach speeds around 5–10 mph (10–15 km/h), a single brake is typically more than enough to safely reduce speed or stop quickly. While most…
