District Titus Pro Scooter
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Price facts
- Last seen at $99.95 at The Vault Pro Scooters on Nov 13.
Our take on the District Titus Pro Scooter
The District Titus is a complete pro-style kick scooter aimed at beginner to intermediate riders. It uses IHC compression, a threaded fork and headset system common on entry-level completes, and comes with a deck and handlebars buyers describe as solid and well finished. It suits kids and teens moving up from a toy scooter who want a sturdier ride without building a custom setup. Against other beginner completes it leans on build quality and graphics rather than light weight or fast spinning.
- IHC compression is simple to maintain and upgrade
- Solid deck and handlebars for the level
- Clean graphics and finish buyers like
- Good value for a complete setup
- Suits beginners through intermediate riders
District Titus Pro Scooter prices at every store
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$99.95+ $9.95 shippingChecked 3 h ago
District Titus Pro Scooter price history
Lowest price we've seen: $99.95 on Nov 3 at The Vault Pro Scooters. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.
What reviewers say
Buyers rate the Titus well as a first real scooter, praising its quality, design and feel. Complaints center on weight and a deck that does not spin as freely as some expect.
- Build qualityPraisedBuyers describe the parts as very nice quality for a beginner scooter.
- WeightCriticisedSome riders find it a little heavy compared with lighter completes.
- Deck spinCriticisedThe deck does not spin as fast as some riders expect.
Questions and answers
- Is the District Titus good for a beginner?
- Yes. It is built for beginner to intermediate riders and comes assembled as a complete with IHC compression. It is a reasonable step up from a toy scooter.
- What is IHC compression?
- IHC is an entry-level compression system that holds the fork and bars together with a shim and clamp. It is simple to service and fine for lighter park riding, but less suited to hard impacts than SCS.
- Is it heavy for a kid?
- Some buyers call it a little heavy. It is a full-size pro-style complete, so younger or smaller riders may notice the weight more than teens.
- Can I upgrade the parts later?
- Yes. Standard pro scooter parts such as wheels, grips, clamps and bars generally fit, and IHC compression can be swapped for SCS with the right fork and clamp.
- Does the deck spin well for tricks?
- Buyers report the deck does not spin as fast as some expect. It is fine for basic tricks, but riders chasing fast spins may want a lighter deck.
- What do buyers say about the District Titus Pro Scooter?
- Buyers like: Kids love them; very nice quality; Arrived super fast; Great design and feel. Common complaints: Deck doesn't spin as fast; A little heavy.
