We’re still astounded by how our customers ride their Swifty Scooters. Pulling together the best video clips from the last five years, this show reel features Swifty kick-scooters being pushed to the limit. Oh my goodness, we’ve had some good times!
Blasting down a trail on SwiftyAIR MK2 is awesome. Being so close to the ground makes you feel alive. Built for off-road trails, jumps and dirt riding, take your scooter on any terrain.
• Lightweight 8.9kg (19.6lbs) | Max Load 150kg (330lbs)
• Tektro V-brakes at front and rear
• Super strong and fast alloy hubs, sealed cartridge bearings
• Stainless steel spokes, 36 per wheel, Jetset double wall rims, 16 inches (305mm ETRTO)
• Maxxis high-performance tyres, Hookworm tread, 16 inches
• Heat treated T6 Aluminium 6061 frame and steel front forks
• Handlebars, Alloy, BMX cross style, width 600mm
• Aluminium deck with full grip tape L400 x W140mm
NOTICE
Some assembly needed, tools and instructions provided
• Download assembly instruction
If you need any help please contact us.
Product Code: SWAIR-BK-BK
EAN Number: 7426771440860
SwiftyONE MK3 is the critically acclaimed folding adult scooter, designed and engineered for the city commuter. It features an innovative folding frame, front and rear brakes and 16” wheels.
• Lightweight 8.3kg (18.3lbs) | Max load 150kg (330lbs)
• 16 inch (305mm) anodised wheel with CNC rims
• Front Tektro V-brakes, integrated rear pedal brake
• High-pressure Kenda KWest road tyres, street tread, max 100 PSI with reflective strip
• Heat treated T6 aluminium 6061 folding frame
• Steel rear fork and front fork with 15mm offset
• Slim profile when folded, and can be rolled on its front wheel
NOTICE
Comes fully assembled. Download the How-to-Fold instructions here
Product Code: SWONE-BK-OG
EAN Number: 7426771440792
The perfect adult kick scooter for fitness and long distance endurance, SwiftyZERO’s beauty is in its simplicity. Its also equally the perfect scooter for cruising around, nipping to the shops or joining the kids on a school run.
• Lightweight 8.2kg (18lbs) | Max Load 150kg (330lbs)
• 16 inch (305mm) polished wheels with CNC rims
• Front and rear Tektro V-brakes
• High-pressure Kenda KWest road tyres, street tread, max 100 PSI with reflective strip
• Heat treated T6 Aluminium 6061 frame
NOTICE
Some assembly needed, tools and instructions provided.
• Download assembly instruction
If you need any help please contact us.
Product Code: SWZRO-BK-SL
EAN Number: 7426771440839
Founded by design duo Camilla and Jason Iftakhar (MA Royal College of Art graduates), design and innovation is at the heart of Swifty Scooters. Swifty Scooters launched to critical acclaim in 2011 with the foldable adult scooter, SwiftyONE. Featuring a unique folding mechanism, SwiftyONE was arguably the first premium foldable adult scooter, designed and engineered for the urban commuter. Swifty take pride is producing high quality kick-scooters, offering a fast, fun and healthy way to move around the city.
Kick-scooting is a unique way to move around the city – take advantage of pavements, back streets, travel along canal paths and through parks. Self-propelled you have the freedom to explore the city and beyond. Swifty’s scooters all have pneumatic wheels to smoothly glide over mixed urban terrain, and all have front and rear brakes. Just step on and go!
Now and then, we get wind of a customer doing incredible things. Last May, one lovely customer from the west coast of Scotland in Argyll got in touch to tell me know she was planning a long distance scoot in order to raise money for charity. I’m in awe. Here is a short interview with […]
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