- by style of riding: (skate park, street)
- by headform: (integrated, unintegrated)
- by head neck: (one-piece, two-piece)
- wheel size
- do not grind on the curbs or on the concrete edges (the board can be cut to reinforcements or welds, the board may burst before, see photo)
- not to ride in puddles
- Properly wax the board from the bottom
- Do not drop from high heights
- jumping jumps into the impact not on the platforms
Skatepark boards:
- they are mostly shorter and lighter, narrower, more manageable
- there may be an earlier rupture when used on the street
Street Boards:
- they are predominantly longer and more robust, wider, heavier
- they are stronger, but the tricks on them are getting worse
- Most of them have a neck in one piece
For integrated headsets:
- head neck is already ready for integrated head set (so-called headset disks are embossed), are ready for industrial headset bearings
Advantages:
- easy mounting, bearings fit perfectly into the bowl, extend the life of the headset and bowl
For non-integrated headsets:
- they are not used anymore, we can find them only with some cheap scooters up to 3000 CZK
- there are no deformed headset dishes, a simple neck tube is used in which the headset cups are pressed
Advantages:
- we can use any headsets with bowls (eg: threaded headset for threaded forks)
Disadvantages:
- the board becomes wearier,
- Head bowls must be exactly pressed