Infinity Scooters

They cater primarily to newcomers and intermediate riders who want a sturdy scooter without a premium price. The materials and build quality strike a balance between durability and affordability.

Most models use aluminium decks for lightness and steel or chromoly bars for strength. Wheels typically measure 100–110 mm with standard ABEC bearings.

Yes. Infinity produces entry‑level scooters with smaller decks and wheels and mid‑level models with larger decks and stronger forks. Each model targets a different age or skill level.

Many do, but some require minimal assembly, such as attaching the bars to the deck using the included clamp. Assembly instructions are provided, and basic tools are often included.

Yes. Components like wheels, clamps, grips and bars can be replaced with higher‑end parts as riders progress. Just ensure that replacement parts are compatible with the scooter’s compression system.

They offer good value for the price. While not as light or refined as high‑end scooters, Infinity models provide solid performance for learning tricks and building confidence.

Check the compression and clamp bolts regularly, replace worn grips and wheels and clean bearings to extend the scooter’s lifespan. Avoid wet conditions to prevent rust.