Designed for intermediate riders (10 to 13 years) who want to perfect their tricks at the skatepark.
What is the deck made of?
Deck made from 6061 T6 anodised aluminium.Its structure provides better stability and a better slide on grinds.
The deck is designed to be easy to grab when doing tricks.
Dimensions: 115 x 500 mm.
What are this scooter's handlebars made from?
One-piece construction Y-bar (handlebar) made from 6061 T6 aluminium with reinforced plate. The advantage of aluminium is that it's lighter than steel.
Dimensions = Ø 34.9 mm, H: 600 mm, L: 540 mm.
What size are the wheels?
110mm diameter Oxelo wheels with alu core and 88A high bounce PU. The wheels are mounted on 608Z ABEC-7 NMB bearings for a long lifespan.
What type of collar clamp is used?
2-screw collar clamp made from 6061 T6 aluminium.
What type of fork does this scooter have?
Steel fork.Fork compatible with 100 or 110 mm diameter wheels (integrated spacer system.
The spacer sits between the two bearings to relieve pressure on these bearings).
What is the difference between a freestyle scooter and a "normal" scooter?
The differences between a freestyle scooter and a classic scooter are similar to those between a BMX bike and a city bike.
A freestyle scooter has wider handlebars and smaller wheels (making it easier to handle). Its weight is also different (it is lighter) and it is more manoeuvrable. Since the aim is to do tricks, the handlebars can do a full turn, for example.
Freestyle scooters are also more rigid and sturdy.
Choosing the right size freestyle scooter
To choose the right size freestyle scooter, stand on it and check that the handlebar comes up to hip level, your arms are stretched out and your back straight.
What safety precautions should you take when doing freestyle?
You should always wear protective equipment (helmet, knee pads and elbow pads) when scootering.
Most serious accidents take place during the first few months of use: spend time learning the basics so that you can control your speed and brake in emergency situations and all weather conditions (particularly on wet ground).
Why are there different wheel sizes?
100, 110 or 120 mm? The bigger the wheel's diameter, the more stability the rider will have, which helps them go faster... The downside is the weight.
A bigger wheel will be heavier and harder to manoeuvre when doing tricks. The wheel size should therefore be chosen based on your aims.
What is a flex brake system?
A "flex brake" is designed to return to its original shape after each squeeze. Compared to a spring brake, it reduces vibrations, wears the wheel rubber less, and is much lighter.However, the braking power will be slightly reduced.Freestyle scooters are not designed for high speeds. The braking is designed to slow down or stop after a trick, not for emergency or prolonged braking.
What kind of handle does the MF520 scooter come with?
The ribbed TPE handles give you good grip.
What rules should you follow to look after your scooter?
We recommend checking your scooter before and after each ride to ensure that there is no abnormal play and no cracks or sharp edges.The wheels and bearings are wearing parts. Remember to check them and replace them if needed.
You can repair and extend the lifespan of your scooter with spare parts that can be ordered through your local Decathlon store's Workshop.
Optimised structure & environmental impact
We've designed and optimised the aluminium structure of this MF 520 freestyle scooter, guaranteeing its durability and reliability.
As a result, in comparison with the previous model, optimisation of raw materials used for manufacturing the product has reduced its environmental impact.
The best to learn and perfect your first tricks!At just 3.4 kg, this freestyle scooter is one of the lightest on the market
Glide performance
110mm wheels with alu core and 88A high bounce PU rubber. ABEC 7 bearings.
Durability
Steel fork, one-piece 6061 T6 aluminium Y-bar and semi-integrated IHC headset
Weight
A 3.4 kg scooter with 110 mm wheels! one of the lightest on the market
Designed for intermediate riders (10 to 13 years) who want to perfect their tricks at the skatepark.
