Grit is a leading brand in the stunt scooter scene. They’re a bunch of real professionals. Today we’re taking a look at the Tremor. Will we tremble in shock at its quality?
Last update on 2020-02-17 at 18:07 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
Brand
Grit Pro Scooters are at the forefront of the extreme scooter riding scene in Australia. They quickly became one of the fastest growing scooter brands in the world and branched out towards Europe and the United Kingdom.
Grit Pro Scooters offers a range of complete scooters, as well as pro scooter parts and accessories that can be mixed and matched with other scooter brands on the market. They incorporate the latest in computer aided design techniques and constant feedback from its team riders around the world to produce some of the most advanced complete pro scooters and custom pro scooter parts on the market. They use only the highest grades of raw materials. They aim to be at the forefront of extreme scootering all over the world.
Design
The trademark for this scooter is the awesome HIC compression that Grit designed. Obviously, of course, if you have such a great professional rider team and you use advanced computer techniques to develop stunt scooters and parts, they’re going to end up being good. Another great feature on this scooter is the reinforced handlebar. It feels tight and sturdy which makes it a plus for adults who love the sport. The spin and quality of the wheels are awesome; they provide a smooth ride this on the road and in the skatepark.
A downside to the Grit Tremor is the fact you can’t get them in any cool colours but that is of course just a personal matter since the scooter needs to be judged on its handling and sturdiness. Yet, if you like your scooter to stand out in the skatepark, the Tremor loses a point there. Another style point is the name, Tremor, look up what it really means. It isn’t as kick ass as you might think it is. But all these downsides are just pure style points. So if you have a different taste than us, this might not bother you at all.
The Tremor isn’t the nicest looking one in the higher end class of stunt scooters but it is definitely a great scooter. It has a large design which makes it perfect for adults who are into the hobby and provide great sturdiness.
Specifications
- Bars: Grit Alloy Tapered Top Y Bars, 23” wide and 23.62” High
- Deck: Skeletonized Down tube Triple Channel 6061 Heat Treated Alloy Deck and integrated head tube
- Fork: Grit Aloy Hybrid Fork fork w HIC System
- Wheels: 110mm 88A PU Alloy Spoked Wheels
- Grips: Grit Ridged Soft Feel Grips & Grit Bar Plugs
- Clamp: Alloy Double Clamp
- Headset: Integrated Head Set with Sealed Bearings
- Bearings: ABEC 9 Bearings
- Grip Tape: Black
- Brake : Grit Flex Fender Brake with new curved shape
Pros and Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Big & Sturdy | We could fancy a sicker design |
| Great for adults |
Final Rating
4 wheels out of 5
- Rider Level: Intermediate / Advanced. - All New Deck Geometry To Allow For 110, 120 Or 125mm Wheels
- 120mm x 28mm Dished Alloy Core 88A PU Alloy Wheels with ABEC 9 Bearings
- Grit Battle Bars: 610mm (24") Wide x 610mm (24") High
Last update on 2020-02-17 at 18:07 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API