Looking for a custom that can handle both the skatepark and the street? Custom Divine × Ethic Pandemonium V2 Boxed combines the lightweight Ethic deck with Divine T-bar steel handlebars and other carefully selected components. The result is a hybrid freestyle scooter that lets you hone technical tricks and grinds.
We built this custom for riders who don’t want to stick to just one riding style. It combines the Ethic Pandemonium V2 Boxed deck with Divine components and is ready for riding at the skatepark and on street obstacles.
The Ethic deck measures 500 × 140 mm and has boxed ends that provide support when grinding. Thanks to the deck’s low weight and compact length, it’s also suitable for technical tricks and spins at the skatepark. You’ll find a plastic fender at the rear.
Control is provided by the Divine T-bar Oversize CrMo steel handlebars, measuring 600 × 610 mm. Their classic T-bar shape is complemented by comfortable Divine grips and the lightweight Divine Zephyr clamp.
The Divine SCS/HIC fork is complemented by two 110 mm Divine Spoked wheels with an aluminum core. The integrated Divine Backflip headset takes care of handlebar rotation, while the deck is covered with Ethic grip tape.
Is the scooter suitable for both the skate park and street riding?
Yes. The Ethic Pandemonium V2 Boxed deck combines a low weight and compact length with boxed ends, making it suitable for both styles.
What are the dimensions of the deck?
The deck measures 500 mm long and 140 mm wide. The legroom, or footspace, is 330 mm.
What handlebars are used on the scooter?
The custom scooter uses steel CrMo Divine T-bar Oversize handlebars measuring 600 × 610 mm.
What are the wheels on the scooter like?
Two Divine Spoked wheels with a diameter of 110 mm and an aluminum core are used.
Is there a brake on the deck?
Deck Ethic Pandemonium V2 Boxed is equipped with a plastic fender. The fender protects the foot from coming into contact with the wheel.
In the video, you'll find a step-by-step guide to assembling a custom freestyle scooter. We’ll show you how to assemble the individual components, tighten the connections, and inspect the scooter before your first ride.
Wondering which parts we used to build this custom scooter? In the videos, we’ll introduce selected components and their main features.
Get to know the legendary Ethic Pandemonium V2 decks and their key features.
Take a closer look at the Divine T-bar steel handlebars that we used on this custom scooter.
In the video, we’ll introduce you to the lightweight Divine Zephyr clamp and its design.
Check out the Divine Spoked wheels with an aluminum core, which are part of this custom build.
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