How to Build your DIY Scooter

The DIY Sprite is the first Micro scooter that young riders can build themselves (with the help of their favourite adult). It comes with eleven different parts to assemble with an Allen key included. The Micro DIY Sprite is Swiss designed with every micro detail in mind so that quality is ensured even when built by a pair of little hands (under adult supervision, of course).

In the Box

Step 1

• To attach the 100 mm rear wheel, place one of the spacers on the inside of the rear fork and insert the axle part way through
• Place the rear wheel into position and push the axle through
• Place the other spacer between the wheel and the inside of the rear fork
• Push the axle all the way through and screw on the end
• Tighten the screw fully using the 2 x 5 mm allen keys provided to ensure there is no risk of injury

Step 2

• Place the folding block into position so it sits at the front end of the deck
• Align the holes at the base of the folding block with the holes in the side of the deck
• Place the kickstand on the left hand side of the scooter and insert both 4 mm flat head allen screws to keep the kickstand in position
• Insert the 2 x 5 mm axles through the deck and folding block
• Ensure that you tighten the axle and screws fully so there is no risk of injury

Step 3

• To attach the 120 mm front wheel, place the wheel into position between the front steering fork
• Insert the axle and screw on the end
• Tighten the screws fully using the 2 x 5 mm allen keys provided to ensure there is no risk of injury
• To attach the holder plates, place these either side of the front holder and ensure that the holes are aligned.
• Insert both axles and screw on the ends
• Tighten the screws fully using the 2 x 5 mm allen keys provided to ensure there is no risk of injury

Step 4

• Unclip the handle bars from the downwards position
• Press the push button on the side of the handles and insert them into position inside the T bar until the push button clicks out into place
• Pull the handle bars up as far as they can go until the black push button at the top of the lower tube clicks into place
• Push the black push button in and remove the entire silver T bar section
• Place the locking clamp over the end of the T bar section and reinsert the T bar into the lower tube
• You will need to push in the black push button in order to place it back into its original position
• Align the clamp so the rear of the clamp slots into the groove of the T bar
• You then need to push the clamp into position so it sits at the top of the lower tube

Step 5

• Tighten the screw at the back of the clamp fully and when opening the clamp lever ensure that there is some resistance
• If the lever is too loose when opening and closing, tighten the allen screw on the side of the clamp to resolve this
• Ensure that the locking clamp at the base of the scooter also shows some resistance when opening and closing as this keeps the scooter locked into position
• Place the lower clamp at the base of the lower tube
• Place both the0020lower clamp and lower T tube over the head of the steering fork so that it sits inside of the Lower tube
• Ensure the lower tube is pushed down all the way

Step 6

• Align the front wheel so that it is perpendicular to the handle bars (extend the handle bars fully for best perspective)
• Once aligned, tighten the allen screws on the lower clamp
• Ensure that you give a couple of turns on one screw, then a couple of turns on the other and alternate back and forth between each screw until both are fully tightened
• Be careful not to burr the screws

Your scooter should now be complete and ready to use!

We always recommend regular servicing and maintenance of our scooters to ensure that

all of the bolts and axles are fully tightened as they can on occasion come loose with use.