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Bestial Wolf Killer Stunt Scooter Review

Contents

  • Brand
  • Design
  • Specifications
  • Pros and Cons
  • Final Rating

Throwing names around like Bestial Wolf and Demon and you are sure you’ll be the leader of the pack at the skatepark. But does the scooter live up to its name? Is it a true killer?

Bestial Wolf Demon D6 style Scooter Pro Level Professional Starter (Blue - Orange)
Bestial Wolf Demon D6 style Scooter Pro Level Professional Starter (Blue - Orange)
Price includes 1 unit of Demon D6.; Board: 110 x 500 mm, aluminium 6061-T6 and weight of 1.25 kg
£137.34

Last update on 2022-05-21 at 11:10 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API

Brand

What do you get if you cross the Spanish sun with a straight in-your-face name? Bestial Wolf out of Barcelona. A couple of years ago Bestial Wolf only designed wheels but an increased demand for scooter spare parts made the company expand to include pretty much all sorts of spare parts and even complete scooters.

Design

The Demon – and we can’t get enough of these aggressive names – offers us a one piece fork, integrated headset with HIC compression and great fast 110mm aluminium core spoked wheels. This scooter consists out of a beautiful and a rugged one-piece design. We are in love with the fork on this stunt scooter. Not only does it look good, it does its job almost perfectly. The grip on this beast is in fact killer.

The handlebar is extra strong and is fitted with 4 bolt clamp which provides extra strength This makes the bar very easily to handle when doing barspins. The one-piece deck is especially designed for all your grinding needs. And believe us, we ground this thing until the sparks flew.

But does the Demon have a dark side? Yes, a major bummer on the Demon is the brake. It loosens fast after first use and you are treated with a major annoying rattle sound. This downside can be easily fixed by cutting away the grip on the deck where the screws are and give these screws a good twist. No sweat but a little bit of a hassle. Also when riding and freestyling along we noticed that the ‘feel’ of the scooter is heavy this in comparison with other stunt scooters on the market. But that is just a personal feeling. Another Urban Wheelz top tip would be to install some pegs on this scooter.

We found it a bit dull that Bestial Wolf – with such a great name for a stunt scooter – provide us with just 3 basic colours. How we would love to see this stunt scooter in black with red drips or flames. The Demon is a great stunt scooter to have. It is truly a wolf hiding in sheep’s clothing at the skate park but it does need some improvement in comparison with the competition.

Specifications

  • Bars: Chrome Steel Chromoly 4130, 21.7” x 23.2”
  • Deck: One-Piece 6061 T6 Aluminium, 4.5” x 20.5”
  • Fork: One-Piece Threadless HIC System Forged Aluminium
  • Wheels: PU 85 Compound MDI 110 mm Wheels, Aluminium core Spoked
  • Grips:  Wolf Bestial Rubber Flangeless Grips
  • Clamp: 6061-T6 aluminium with 4 screws
  • Headset: Integrated 1 1/8″ Headset
  • Bearings: ABEC 9
  • Grip Tape: Black
  • Brake : Flex mounted

Pros and Cons

ProsCons
What a nameBrake can get loose really
easily
Great ForkFeels heavy

Final Rating

3 and a half wheels out of 5 Urban Wheelz

3.5 wheels out of 5

Bestial Wolf Demon D6 style Scooter Pro Level Professional Starter (Blue - Orange)
7 Reviews
Bestial Wolf Demon D6 style Scooter Pro Level Professional Starter (Blue - Orange)
  • Price includes 1 unit of Demon D6.
  • Board: 110 x 500 mm, aluminium 6061-T6 and weight of 1.25 kg
  • Wheels: Aluminium core, PU 85. ø 110 mm. ABEC-7 Bearings
£137.34
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Last update on 2022-05-21 at 11:10 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API

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