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.
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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, or simply…
“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?
What is the difference between Kick Scooters and Kick Bikes?
Kick scooters and kick bikes (aka foot bikes) are both leg-powered, but they serve different needs. Kick scooters are compact and built for short-distance travel, like city commuting. They have smaller wheels (usually under 12″)…
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 capacity, and…
What makes a kick scooter elder-friendly?
Key features include a low deck for easy mounting, wide wheels for stability, high handlebars for posture, and a reliable hand brake for safety.
Is a single brake enough for a kick scooter?
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…