MGP Freestyle Scooters | Origin PRO Faded | Red Black

MGP Origin Pro Faded | Freestyle Scooters | Red Black

The MGP Origin Pro Freestyle Scooter was specially developed for riders aged 6 and over with a body height of around 120 to 150 cm . At just 3.3 kilograms, the lightweight scooter offers the best conditions for doing wild tricks in the park and mastering everyday life on the street with ease. The components of the high-quality stunt scooter are optimally coordinated and ensure maximum driving pleasure. Trendy designs round off the overall package of the scooter perfectly.

Facts about the MGP Origin Pro Faded

• Suitable for: Riders with a height of 120 to 150 cm (from approx. 6 years)
• Area of ​​use: Asphalt & skate park, school route & leisure
• Handlebar height from footboard: 73 cm
• Wheel size 120 mm: Large wheels for good acceleration and maximum responsiveness.
• Ball bearing wheels: ABEC 9
• Braking system: foot brake
• Material: aluminum
• Weight: 3.3kg
• Cool design: Elegant finish in trendy colors
• Unique to MGP: Flattened edges to minimize cuts and impacts

What sets MGP apart from other brands?

Our conclusion

With the MGP Origin Pro Stunt Scooter you are perfectly equipped for the way to school, but also for the skate park. The low weight of only 3.3 kilos ensures maximum agility in the skate park, but also when you use your scooter as a means of transport in everyday life. High-quality workmanship and top materials ensure that the scooter can withstand even heavy loads at any time.

How do I choose the right size scooter?

Especially with freestyle scooters, choosing a model with the right size is crucial, as the handlebar height is usually not adjustable for reasons of stability.

Step by step instructions

1. Position yourself in an upright position and take a tape measure or a double-meter.
2. Measure from the ground the “ handlebar height from footboard ” specified in the product description.
3. The handlebars of the scooter will be at exactly this height.
4. When standing upright, the handlebars should be positioned between your belly button and lower hips .