Why buy Root Industries Type R Scooters?
What bars come with it?
Type R scooters use Root’s high‑tensile steel bars (Air T bars) measuring approximately 23 inches wide and 24 inches tall. These bars combine strength and light weight, making them durable without excessive heft.
Which wheels are included?
Many Type R models feature 110 mm Honeycore wheels with aluminium honeycomb cores. These wheels reduce weight while maintaining rigidity. They use Root’s signature urethane for a smooth roll and good rebound. Some versions may come with Air wheels featuring a spoked core.
What compression system does it use?
Type R scooters use IHC compression, which is light and easy to maintain. IHC is ideal for riders looking to keep their scooter weight down while still enjoying secure clamping.
How does the Type R compare to the Invictus?
The Invictus is a more park-focused scooter with a wider deck and bigger wheels (120 mm), whereas the Type R is slightly lighter and more balanced between park and street. The Invictus includes a taller bar and some upgraded parts but comes at a higher price.
Can beginners ride a Type R?
Yes. It’s designed for riders transitioning from their first scooter, offering a manageable deck size and strong components that support advanced tricks without overwhelming novices.
Is the scooter customisable?
Absolutely. You can replace wheels (110–120 mm), bars, and clamps as long as you maintain IHC compatibility. Root parts follow standard sizes, making upgrades easy.
How do I maintain a Type R scooter?
Check and tighten all bolts regularly, especially the clamp and axle bolts. Lubricate bearings periodically, rotate wheels to prevent uneven wear and replace parts if cracks or deformities appear.
What bars come with it?
What bars come with it?
Type R scooters use Root’s high‑tensile steel bars (Air T bars) measuring approximately 23 inches wide and 24 inches tall. These bars combine strength and light weight, making them durable without excessive heft.
Which wheels are included?
Which wheels are included?
Many Type R models feature 110 mm Honeycore wheels with aluminium honeycomb cores. These wheels reduce weight while maintaining rigidity. They use Root’s signature urethane for a smooth roll and good rebound. Some versions may come with Air wheels featuring a spoked core.
What compression system does it use?
What compression system does it use?
Type R scooters use IHC compression, which is light and easy to maintain. IHC is ideal for riders looking to keep their scooter weight down while still enjoying secure clamping.
How does the Type R compare to the Invictus?
How does the Type R compare to the Invictus?
The Invictus is a more park-focused scooter with a wider deck and bigger wheels (120 mm), whereas the Type R is slightly lighter and more balanced between park and street. The Invictus includes a taller bar and some upgraded parts but comes at a higher price.
Can beginners ride a Type R?
Can beginners ride a Type R?
Yes. It’s designed for riders transitioning from their first scooter, offering a manageable deck size and strong components that support advanced tricks without overwhelming novices.
Is the scooter customisable?
Is the scooter customisable?
Absolutely. You can replace wheels (110–120 mm), bars, and clamps as long as you maintain IHC compatibility. Root parts follow standard sizes, making upgrades easy.
How do I maintain a Type R scooter?
How do I maintain a Type R scooter?
Check and tighten all bolts regularly, especially the clamp and axle bolts. Lubricate bearings periodically, rotate wheels to prevent uneven wear and replace parts if cracks or deformities appear.






