Scooter Headsets Sales & Clearance

Older models or unused stock may be marked down to make space for new designs. Colour or graphic changes can also cause last year’s version to go on sale.

Yes. They’re unused and come with the necessary bearings, top caps and spacers. They perform the same as full‑price headsets as long as you choose one that fits your deck.

Integrated decks use built‑in bearing cups, so you need an integrated headset. Non‑integrated decks require headsets with cups you press into the headtube. Confirm your deck type before purchasing.

Most do. They come with sealed bearings that resist dirt and moisture, ensuring a smooth bar spin. Check product details to confirm.

Selection is limited. You might find rare colours or combinations not available in current lines. These deals can be perfect for unique builds.

Return policies vary. Many retailers accept returns on unused clearance items, but some may offer exchanges only. Always check the policy.

Keep them clean and replace them when they feel gritty or loose. Avoid water exposure and check bearing tension regularly. An improperly installed headset can affect steering and safety.

Yes. Manufacturers usually offer limited warranties covering defects, even on clearance items. Damage from improper installation or wear is not covered.