Unboxing: Lucky Signature Scooters

Hello everyone!

Another unboxing is here! This time we will take a look together at the freestyle scooter Lucky Signature Jon Marco Gaydos.

For a detailed description of the scooter, check out the video:

Today, we took a look at the freestyle scooter Lucky Signature Jon Marco Gaydos.

The scooter is packed tightly, it doesn't move in the packaging, the handlebars are placed in another smaller box within the packaging, so they don't touch the brake, as is usually the case. Included, of course, is a manual, a size 13 wrench, and 5 and 6 Allen keys, so it's really well-equipped. 

Handlebars are very lightweight, T-shaped aluminum.

The grips have a newer, beautiful design, the ends are plastic with a logo. The handlebars are completely black without a logo, which we really like.

The socket is lightweight, but for us perhaps a bit too much.

There are 6 screws, but there is very little space for tightening. So be very careful when tightening, so you don't strip the thread. The handlebar height is 610 mm and the handlebar width is 584 mm.

The deck of the scooter has a gorgeous design, featuring 110 mm wheels with ABEC9 bearings. The wheels have an interesting design inside, a golden crown. The width of the wheels is 24 mm, the rubber is 24 mm, and the brake is a classic non-spring steel type, all with a 4 mm Allen key. Griptate is really nice and has a textured surface. The bottom of the board once again features a bomb design, the neck of the board is reinforced, welded, and two-piece. 

The fork is aluminum, one-piece, and threadless with an IHC compression system, integrated headset. The board is for integrated headsets. The fork is slightly lightweight and the Lucky logo can be seen here. The length of the board is 495 mm and the width of the board is 114 mm.

The total weight of the scooter is 3,100 g and the total height of the scooter is 840 mm. 

• steel handlebars with dimensions: 610 x 584 mm
• clamp with two bolts
• headset with industrial bearings
• one-piece, threadless, aluminum fork
• 110 mm wheels with aluminum cores
• ABEC9 bearings
• deck for integrated headsets
• two-piece deck neck
• IHC comp. system
• deck dimensions: 495 x 114 mm
• concave
• springless flex brake

Freestyle scooter for	advanced riders
Weight	3100 g
Backsweep	No
Handlebar height	610 mm
Handlebar width	584 mm
Handlebar height from the ground	840 mm
Handlebar shape	Shape T
Handlebar Material	aluminum
Outer Diameter of Handlebars	35 mm
Inner Diameter of Handlebars	28 mm
Deck Length	495 mm
Deck Width	114 mm
Deck Angle	82.5
Concave	yes
Board Material	aluminum 6061 T6
Board Neck	two-piece
Clamp	two-bolt
Inner diameter of the clamp without SHIM	32 mm
Type of headset according to boards	Integrated
Headset	threadless
Headset bearings	industrial
Fork type	threadless, one-piece
Fork Material	aluminum
Wheel Size	110 mm
Wheel Hub Design	Hollow
Wheel Hub Material	aluminum
Bearings	ABEC 9
Compression system	IHC
Brake type	springless (Flex fender)
Brake material	steel
Load capacity	100 kg

Rating: The downside of the scooter is the clamp, as we mentioned above, that we are concerned, that the screws will be easy to strip. We probably wouldn't find any more negatives for this scooter model. The positive aspect of the scooter is definitely that it is super light. The scooter is definitely intended for the skatepark and not for the street. The scooter is for intermediate to advanced riders. The design of the scooter is truly beautiful and we like it a lot. We definitely recommend the scooter! 

In our gallery you can view all the photos of this scooter and if you want to see all our Lucky Signature freestyle scooters that we offer, check out the link HERE.

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