Hubless Skateboard
If you like skateboarding, rollerblading or riding on your RipStik, you
should try Brooklyn Workshop’s Skatecycle. Skatecycle looks intimidating
to ride, but if you can ride a skateboard or caster board, you can get
the hang of Skatecycle.
Brooklyn Workshop Skatecycle
Skatecycle is a hubless, self-propelled skate. It’s design, being hinged at each of the wheels, allows for deep carving you wouldn’t normally get on a regular board. The hinges also allow you to fold it up and carry it over your shoulder. Weighing only 7 pounds, it’s not a heavy load either. The 9 inch wheels on the Skatecycle make it easy to traverse rough
terrain as well, and as I mentioned, it’s not that hard to get the hang
of riding it, especially if you’re good with a snowboard or skateboard.
Skatecycle
Skatecycle is ideal for anyone into wheeled sports and activities. It is also great for the kids. At $150, it is comparable in price to a RipStik. In picking up a Skatecycle, you’ll also be picking up a piece of history, as it has a permanent place in the Henry Ford Museum.
Find out more information on the Skatecycle or order one today at Amazon.
