Kids Mini Stunt Scooters

Mini stunt scooters have reduced deck lengths (around 17–18 inches) and lower bar heights to suit shorter riders. The wheels are usually 100 mm and the total weight is lighter, making it easier for children to control.

They’re designed for kids roughly 4–8 years old or up to about 140 cm tall. As children grow, they’ll need a larger scooter with a taller bar and longer deck.

Yes. They use reinforced aluminium decks and steel or chromoly bars. While not as robust as high‑end street scooters, they’re durable enough for learning basic jumps, spins and small grinds.

Many use standard compression systems like IHC or threaded setups. This allows you to upgrade parts over time, as long as the replacement components match the scooter’s sizing.

When the child stands on the deck, the bars should reach roughly waist height. Bars that are too tall or too short can affect control and comfort.

Yes. Brands offer various models with differences in deck shape, bar style, colour and wheel hardness. Choose one based on your child’s favourite colours and the type of riding they want to pursue.

Kids should wear a certified helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards. Pads give them confidence to try new tricks and help prevent injuries.

Check bolts and clamps regularly, clean bearings, and replace wheels when they’re worn or cracked. Keeping the scooter in good condition ensures safety and longevity.