When scooter and pogo stick combine, JumpX is born
« Back to Article
Fuzion Scooters hopes to get the jump on the competition by adding a little bit of pogo stick action to the scooter
The spring system inside the JumpX
The JumpX comes with a break for easy stopping
The JumpX is made with high quality aluminum
The spring-action front of the JumpX
The rear spring of the JumpX
The JumpX can vault over obstacles
Riding in a skate park with the JumpX
The JumpX scooter
Doing a flip with the JumpX
Riding the JumpX on a curb
A rider getting air on the JumpX
Performing a tail whip over a storm drain on the JumpX
Article Summary
Remember a few years ago when Razor scooters were the thing every kid wanted to have? While the trend may have died in the mainstream, there are still dedicated scooter riders out there, and a quick trip to any skatepark will likely yield just as many scooter riders as skateboarders. A company called Fuzion Scooters is looking to mix things up a bit by adding a little bit of pogo stick action to the JumpX scooter.
« Back to When scooter and pogo stick combine, JumpX is born
Other Images from this Gallery
Related Articles
-
Kickstart releases its Zümaround electric-assist stand-up scooter
21st September, 2012
-
SkiMotion scooter propels you forward with groin power
13th August, 2012
-
The Scuddy electric folding scooter stands up, sits down and trolleys
20th February, 2013
-
Razor's Electrifying Xlr8r
-
Sparking up the Razor Scooter
8th April, 2009
-
Pulse Kick 'n' Go Xcelerator
13th June, 2008
