HS021 SPACE STUNT SCOOTER NILS EXTREME

HS021 Nils Extreme is a high-performance stunt scooter designed for children, teenagers and adults. The frame and handlebars of the stunt scooter are made of strong and durable steel, thanks to which the HS021 will withstand heavy loads during jumps and complex stunts. HS021 is perfect for asphalt surfaces and paved sidewalks. 100 x 24 mm wheels and ABEC9 class bearings allow for optimal performance of the equipment, and thus excellent efficiency in operation. In turn, the rear foot brake ensures maximum safety of use and allows you to stop the scooter immediately. Customers choosing this model pay attention to its durability and ease of use. The stunt scooter is devoid of a construction folding mechanism or a handlebar height adjustment system - such solutions could weaken the entire structure, which of course is not desirable in the case of high-performance equipment, where durability is the basis. When performing tricks, the equipment meets a very heavy load. Thanks to the use of the most durable materials, the HS021 is almost indestructible, and the stunts will be performed without fear of a possible failure. The scooter has a solid, three-chamber deck. Thanks to such a solid construction, it is possible to perform even the most demanding evolutions. The design will enable satisfying tricks for both beginners and advanced stunters. Specification: Material: aluminum, steel Dimensions: length: 66 cm width: 52,5 cm height: 78 cm The handlebar height cannot be adjusted Foldable: no Brake: yes, rear foot flex fender Platform dimensions: length: 36 cm width: 10 cm The type of material on the landing: aluminum Handlebar material: steel Fork material: aluminum Wheels: PU 100 x 24 mm Bearings: ABEC9 Maximum load: 100 kg Product weight: 3,2 kg Recreation, freestyle, stunt Remarks: Not for commercial use 24 months warranty Importer: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.pl Abisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)