This Big Wheel Scooter Isn’t Cheap… And We’re Not Sorry
Boardy is a big wheel scooter built for real rides, real roads, and real value. Discover what makes it unique, and why it’s worth every ride… and every penny. We often hear this:…
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Are Kick‑scooters Legal in the UK? The Surprising Truth
Short answer: Yes. Non-motorised kick-scooters are not classified as motor vehicles and therefore can legally be used on roads and cycle paths in the UK. Pavement use is a legal grey area, but…
Stephen (Newcastle, UK)
Lower back mobility is very important and helps with overall fitness. My physiotherapist is very impressed with my recovery and increased mood. Mental health can be an issue when one retires, lack of social contact and sense of purpose can be addressed, just by scooting to the local park. [...]
Livia (from Hungary)
The Boardy performed very well, and its comfort was especially noticeable on rougher sections. Instead of rattling, I cruised through these stretches of road with a smooth, flowing glide. [...] All in all, I give the Boardy five out of five stars.
Sándor (Budapest, Hungary)
Finally a scooter that doesn’t make me hop off every time I hit cobblestones, curbs or loose gravel. It rolls beautifully and feels solid. No rattling, no clattering, no awkward noises. [...] I also noticed it definitely catches people’s attention. 🙂
How to Adjust BMX U-Brakes?
In this short video, we demonstrate the correct brake adjustment method of Boardy scooters, focusing on spring tension and arm centering.
What if my Boardy scooter doesn’t roll as smoothly as expected?
If you notice reduced rolling performance, check tire pressure! The recommended tire pressure for Boardy scooters is 4 bar (58 psi).
What makes Boardy different from other kick scooters?
The Boardy stands out as a compelling kick scooter alternative, offering a distinctive riding experience that blends the agility of a scooter with the fluid motion of a board. Its flexible yet sturdy…
How We Committed to Sustainable Manufacturing
🌱 Integrating Sustainability into Every Step At Boardy, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a core principle guiding our manufacturing processes. From sourcing materials to production methods, we prioritize eco-friendly practices to minimize…
Why doesn’t Boardy have suspension?
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…
Why I Ditched My Bike Rack for This Nimble Scooter – A San Diego Story
We received great photos from one of our esteemed customers and a passionate Boardy rider. He owns a previous model, purchased several years ago, which has been a faithful companion on numerous adventures.
Fun Way to Lose Weight: Kick-Scooting
How much can kick-scooting help you lose weight? Is there a powerful scooter designed for anyone starting their weight loss journey, regardless of their current size?
Boardy 2.0 – An upgrade on every detail of an already perfect kick scooter
We’d love for you to check out this review from our beloved customer, whose opinion we truly value after putting Boardy through several thousand miles of use!
Our Story
After 10 years of scootering, he got tired of not being able to use his traditional kickscooter anywhere and having to stop when he reached a paving stone area.
Premium Features that Redefine the Kick Scooter
Modern scooter design has evolved far beyond the basic aluminum frame and solid wheels. Riders today are seeking thoughtfully engineered machines that are built for real-world conditions: whether it’s daily commuting, long-distance cruising,…
Finally something that works as it should
Whether in the suburbs, in nature, downtown, or on the road, a Boardy has been my true companion for the last two years. In the past two weeks, I’ve had an opportunity to…
Boardy will Never be TRASH!!!
We are committed to environmental protection and sustainability, so we have designed a scooter that offers: The Boardy can be taken apart and reassembled at home using only six tools: (If you also…
Why is Boardy non-electric?
Boardy is not electric because a sailboat is not propelled by motor, and a runner does not travel the distance by bus. Boardy is not electric because the less we depend on gadgets…
Dimensions of Boardy 2.0
Boardy is light (6.1kg/13.5lbs) and compact kick scooter, but comfortable even for a person weighing 150kg (330lbs) and 2 meters (6′ 7″) tall.
“Skateboard is very cool, I wish it had handlebars and brakes…”
Skateboard meets bicycle: Boardy offers the thrill of skateboarding with the comfort of handlebars, brakes, and a smooth glide across almost any terrain. Ready to ride?
Key Features of Boardy Kick Scooters
Sustainability is our priority - this human-powered scooter offers all-terrain comfort on a next-level riding performance, and is suitable for riders over 100kg.
What is the difference between kick scooters and kick bikes?
Both kick scooters and kick bikes are human-powered vehicles, where the rider propels the vehicle by pushing with one leg at a time. However, there are key differences in their design and purpose.…
Is there an adult kick scooter?
Kick scooters were originally created for children, but today, there are adult kick scooters available on the market. These scooters feature higher handlebars, a wider and longer deck, larger wheels, a higher weight…
What makes a premium kick scooter premium?
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,…
How many calories does 1 hour of kick scooting burn?
The number of calories burned depends on the intensity of your ride and the rider’s weight. On average, kick scooting can burn between 350 and 700 calories per hour, similar to running or…
How fast can you ride with a kick scooter on a flat road
The speed you can achieve on a kick scooter depends on both your fitness level and the scooter’s design. For safety reasons, we recommend not exceeding 10 mph (16 km/h), but with Boardy,…
Which is better for kick scooters: solid polyurethane (PU) wheels or inflatable tires?
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…
What muscles does kick scooting work?
Kick scooting is a full-body workout. After a ride, you’ll feel muscle soreness in nearly all muscle groups, including your legs, core, abs, scapulas, shoulders, and arms. It’s an excellent way to engage…
How far can you go with a kick scooter?
The distance you can travel on a kick scooter depends on both the rider’s physical condition and the scooter’s design. Features like a low deck height, high handlebars, low rolling resistance wheels, and…
What is the recommended body weight limit for kick scooting?
While most kick scooters are designed for riders up to 220 lbs (100 kg), there is no strict upper limit for body weight. Boardy, however, is specifically designed to accommodate riders up to…