Stunt Scooter Brakes & Scooter Fenders
Ethic DTC Nylon Stunt Scooter Brake
$13.95Madd MGP Blitz Stunt Scooter Brake
$28.95Panda Stunt Scooter Brake
$19.95Root Industries Vader Stunt Scooter Fender
$19.95
Striker Nylon Stunt Scooter Brake
$11.95
Trynyty Basic Stunt Scooter Brake
$37.95
Apex Deck Stunt Scooter Brake
$34.95
Apex Deck Stunt Scooter Fender
$34.95
Ethic Brake Bolt
$3.25
Trynyty Bender Fender Stunt scooter Brake
$82.95
Ethic 12STD V2 Nylon Stunt Scooter Brake
$16.95
Tilt Flex Stunt Scooter Brake
$14.95
North Stunt Scooter Fender
$46.95
Root Nylon Stunt Scooter Brake
$34.95
CORE SL2 + ST2 Stunt Scooter Brake
$18.95
Ethic DTC Brake V3
$13.95
Ethic Nylon V2 Stunt Scooter Brake
$13.95
Wise Stunt scooter Brake
$13.95 $9.95
Longway Stunt Scooter Brake
$9.95
Antics Eclipse Stunt Scooter Fender
$19.95
Versatyl V2 Stunt Scooter Brake
$11.95
Lucky Scooter Brake Bolts
$3.25
Antics Lite Stunt Scooter Brake
$19.95
Apex Complete Deck Stunt Scooter Brake
$70.95
Ethic DTC 12 STD Nylon Scooter Brake
$33.95
District 125mm Stunt scooter Brake
$51.95
Lucky Steely 100/110mm Stunt Scooter Brake
$33.95
Apex Brake Bolt Receptor
$13.95
Apex Brake Washer
$13.95
AO Underfender
$13.95 $9.95
Dial 911 Brake Bolt
$1.45
District S-Series Stunt Scooter Brake
$25.95 $16.95
Ethic Brake Bolt Receptor
$4.95
Lucky Steely 120mm Stunt Scooter Brake
$34.95
Striker Gravis Stunt scooter Fender
$16.95Stunt scooter Brakes That Keep You in Control
There are 2 main types of scooter brakes: flex fenders and spring brakes. In addition, a scooter fender can also be used in place of a brake. Some scooters come with them pre-installed and others don’t, meaning that you have to choose the type that is compatible with your stunt scooter. All scooter brakes are found on the rear wheel and are easy to install and durable.
Scooter Fenders, Flex Fenders and Spring Brakes - What’s the Difference?
Classic scooter fenders are designed to stop your back foot from making contact with the rear wheel. Fenders are not actually brakes and while they are found in the same location, they function more like a guard between your foot and the wheel. They are particularly useful to avoid accidental braking when your foot lands too far towards the end of the deck after doing airs or tricks such as a tail whip. The fender blocks the foot from making contact with the spinning rear wheel and allows you to roll out of the trick undisturbed.
Flex fenders, as the name implies, are flexible as they can be bent when you push on them with the back foot. This is a useful method to slow your speed down, but it is important to remember to never press so hard that the wheel stops spinning. This will result in flat spots and can ruin the performance of the wheel.
The final braking system mentioned here is the scooter spring brake. This contains a coil spring that keeps the brake pointing away from the wheel, but can be pressed on with the foot to brake. This braking type tends to be noisier than fenders and can require more maintenance.
Whichever stunt scooter brake system you choose to go with, remember that it must be compatible with your deck and fit the size of wheels you are riding. To get more information about this, check out, Buying Scooter Brakes.