MAGAZINE

Prepare your scooter for flying: check airline rules, disassemble and protect it, organize tools, and weigh your luggage.

Street setups need strength, compatibility and a solid feel. Check decks, wheels, compression, bars, forks and hardware.

Choose a beginner scooter based on rider height, experience, riding style, weight, size and availability of spare parts.

Identify your compression system and check bar, fork and clamp compatibility before changing scooter parts.

Check wheel diameter, width, axle, fork, deck, bearings and spacers before buying freestyle scooter wheels.

What scooter riders need to know before joining a sports federation: what membership means, how it helps, what to ask, which documents to prepare and where to request official information.

A living archive for stories, guides, events, riders, filmers and scooter culture.

Filming scootering takes judgment: camera settings, angle, lens, spot, trick and reading the scene.

A well adjusted scooter reduces wear, feels better to ride and helps prevent failures during a session.

Remoto bags came from a real need: a practical way to travel with your scooter, clothes, tools and gear.

The TVGram story: a simple idea connecting riding, filmers, spots, editing and community.