New AO Epsilon Red Complete

So from personal experience, "Complete" scooters, usually lack in many areas. They have a few solid parts, but definitely cut corners on other parts, could be the grips, or wheels, or whatever. Well I recently received an AO Epsilon Complete, and I can say with confidence, they made it a point to not cut corners with this set up. I'm sure you've heard reviews on the new Epsilon Deck, and how it makes the old AO deck look as bad as some people felt it was. But this new deck has been corrected in all areas.

The bars that come with it don't feel cheap like other Completes, and neither does the threadless fork. You also get a set of 110mm 841 wheels with Titen bearings, which I don't care what anyone says, these wheels are fast as hell. You got the AO threadless headset, and finally the Raptor grips..some of the best feeling grips on the market. Below is some information about the AO Epsilon, and below that you have AO riders, Joe Flowers, and Elliot Arnold killing it with a little AO Promo. Overall, if you're looking for a solid complete scooter, at a decent price ...definitely check out the AO Epsilon Complete.


"The complete Epsilon scooter comes with the finest and strongest components available: The threadless fork is forged in one piece out of a block of aluminum under 5 tons of pressure making it extremely strong yet light weight. The headtube is fully integrated and comes with sealed bearings and hidden internal compression system (HIC) which is the gold standard for bikes and scooters. Other features are an oversized Y-shaped handle bar in 4130 Chromoly steel with a triple clamp in 6061 T6 aluminum, flangeless Raptor Scale grips for easy bar spins and shock absorption and 110 mm 841 aluminum wheels for superfast speeds and perfect grip.

The Epsilon deck is made of re-heat treated 6061 T6 aluminum in one of the world’s leading BMX factories. The slightly concave deck is 4 ½” wide (115 mm) and features a completely flat bottom to maximize the grinding area. The red deck comes in 20 ½” (520 mm) and weighs 3.8 lbs. (1.6 kg). Other features are a rounded stainless steel flex brake to avoid flat spots on your wheel and 8 mm high tensile Chromoly axle bolts (12.9 grade)." - AO

Deck in re-heat treated 6061 T6 aluminum

- Fully integrated system (HIC)

- Flat bottom

- Super tough grind plate

- Nose blunt grind plate

- Rounded, stainless steel flex brake (2 mm)

- 8 mm high tensile

Chromoly axle bolt (12.9 grade)

              - Head tube angle 82.5
              - width: 4 ½” (115 mm)
              - Threadless forged fork, 7” (178 mm), closed top, internal thread, compression system
              - Sealed bearings
              - Chromoly handle bar, oversized, height 23” x width 22” (580 x 560 mm)
              - Raptor Scale Grips, flangeless
              - Triple clamp, 6061 T6 aluminum
              - 110 mm 841 wheels, ABEC 7 Titen bearings

Joe Flowers Welcome to AO

So basically, when you can throw down a half cab flair in a Street Jam, people notice. AO noticed Joe throwing down, and the result was him getting the full Sunshine hook up. Basically, he's now sponsored by, AO, 841, Elyts, and Raptor Grips. Below is his Welcome to AO edit. Check it out.

More LA Street Jam Footy

Check it, some more footage from the street jam that went down in LA recently.  There's some more angles of tricks, different tricks, and most importantly, the banger thrown down by my main man Mr. Flowers.  He recently got picked up by AO I believe, who flew him down from Racine, Wisconsin.