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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…
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…
A low deck height greatly enhances the riding experience, but if the ground clearance (space under the deck) is too low, it can be problematic on uneven surfaces. The ideal deck height should…
When riding, the dynamic load on a kick scooter can be even twice as large as the static load experienced when simply standing on it. Boardy scooters are tested with a static load…
Industrial bearings are designed to handle high radial loads with precise settings, eliminating the need for adjustment. Sealed industrial bearings go a step further, offering water and dust resistance, making them maintenance-free and…
Kick scooting is a low-impact activity, unlike running or jumping, which can place more stress on the joints. To further reduce strain, it’s recommended to learn and practice switching legs while riding, as…
When riding a kick scooter, you should stand upright with your arms almost fully extended to comfortably hold the handlebars. For adult riders, the handlebar height should be at least 40″ (100 cm),…
Key features include a low deck for easy mounting, wide wheels for stability, high handlebars for posture, and a reliable hand brake for safety.
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.
A wide deck allows you to ride with both legs comfortably. It makes it easier for beginners to switch legs while riding, reducing fatigue over longer distances. With parallel feet on a wider…
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.…
Yes, it’s possible to roll hands-free on a kick scooter, but you cannot push it without using your hands. For this, you need a stable scooter with more “trail” in the front fork…
It is beautiful, compact, and I like the springy feel. I am pleased with my purchase. Thank you for designing and building such a neat scooter, and thanks for your good service.
The Boardy solves many problems that other scooters have – its light weight makes uphill riding possible and uphill pushing effortless, and the flexibility of its board is like having suspension. What a…
I’m very glad that the Boardy is as much fun as it was advertised, and would definitely like to see your brand succeed.
My friend Judi (also from Bournemouth) got hers today, and she's just texted me to thank me for recommending it, and she's singing Boardy's praises after her first ride today.
In reality the Boardy looks even better than at the pics. I know a few good scooter with smaller wheels, but the performance from and the fun with the Boardy is outstanding. What makes the Boardy so novel and ingenious can only be understood once you have driven it.
Boardy is far superior to any kick scooter I have tried before or after. This is top of the line.
I’ve had my first Boardy for 2 years now and have done over 2000 miles (nearly 3500k) on it, and apart from replacing the brake-blocks, it is still in perfect working order.
The Boardy ride is wonderful, sumptuous, uplifting. It is a combination of glide and speed. The smoothest scooter I've ever ridden. It's hard to find words to describe it properly - but when you try it. It's just WOW!!!
Just looks beautiful…. almost too nice to ride! 🙂
Here, you'll find a wealth of useful downloadable resources, including the user manual. We encourage you to read it thoroughly before your first ride!
Recently I took my upgraded Boardy on a seven day trip in Sweden. Originally I had planned a much longer trip but due to the Corona situation I decided to make it shorter.…
Just a few weeks ago we introduced to our readers the Boardy, a foldable board-scooter developed in Hungary. Since then we had the opportunity to test the ‘Mercedes of all scooters’. We were…
Just as we were preparing to write an article about scooters, all by accident, we came across a Hungarian(!) manufacturer. And what a manufacturer! The tiny Hungarian company makes unique wooden scooters, or…
