Scooter Pegs

Pegs for grinding ledges and rails. Apex pegs are our pick: made in Australia, six colours, axles included, in Grind, Bowie and Barnaynay shapes. Envy aluminium and street pegs are the budget option, with Envy's peg axles sold alongside. Fit one or a pair, front or back, and rotate them so they wear evenly.

Choosing scooter pegs

Pegs bolt to the deck and fork axles and give you something to grind on besides the deck. Apex pegs come with the longer axles they need; Envy street pegs need the matching Envy peg axle, listed on this page. Two pegs on one side is the usual street setup. Pegs wear, so rotate them regularly and replace them when the grind surface goes.

Our picks

  • Apex Grind, Bowie and Barnaynay pegs. Machined on the Gold Coast, axles in the box, six anodised colours.
  • Envy aluminium pegs and street pegs. Cheaper, solid, and a straight fit on Envy completes with the Envy peg axle.

Why buy pegs from Syndicate

Genuine pegs from the brand or its Australian distributor, rider owned since 2016. Shipping is $10 in Australia and free on parts orders over $200.

Frequently asked questions

Do scooter pegs come with axles?

Apex pegs include the axles. Envy street pegs need the Envy peg axle, sold separately on this page.

Can I put pegs on any scooter?

Almost any pro scooter with standard 8mm axles, yes. Check your deck has clearance for a peg at the dropouts, and message us the model if you are unsure.

One peg or two?

Street riders usually run two on one side, front and back, for grinding ledges and rails. One is fine to start.