City scooters — with suspension
Autoped, step or scooter: it is all the same vehicle, and at Apollo it is ready to ride. Our city scooters fold away, are height-adjustable and come with suspension, so you do not feel every kerb and cobblestone in your wrists. For commuting, the stretch to school or simply a lap around the neighbourhood.
Which city scooter suits you?
- Phantom — folding city scooter for children, height-adjustable.
- Skyracer — with 145 mm wheels and suspension, folding and height-adjustable.
- Moonracer — kids scooter with LED lighting and suspension.
- Artemis — folding city scooter with height-adjustable bars.
- Hurricane — city scooter with suspension.
If you are looking for a scooter to ride tricks on, have a look at the stunt scooters. For the youngest children, the three-wheel kids scooters are more suitable.
Frequently asked questions about city scooters
What is the difference between an autoped and a scooter?
Nothing — autoped is the older Dutch word for what most people now call a step or a scooter. On this page you will find those same city scooters.
What is the suspension for?
It absorbs vibrations from cobbles, kerbs and uneven asphalt. That makes a noticeable difference to your wrists and knees on longer rides and keeps the front wheel better on the ground.
Do the scooters fold?
Yes. The city scooters fold down with a quick-release clamp, so they can come along on the train, in the car or fit under a desk.
Are there spare parts?
Yes, for every model. You will find wheels, quick-release clamps, bar clamps, grips and carry straps under scooter parts.
