Collection - @ogscootgallery

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COLLECTOR SPOTLIGHT #002

@ogscootgallery

📍 Australia

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ABOUT THE COLLECTION

This Collector Spotlight showcases a carefully curated collection of scooters, parts and memorabilia from the golden era of freestyle scootering.

Built over more than 10 years, this collection reflects the passion, dedication and nostalgia that continue to drive the scooter community today. Featuring a mix of original new old stock decks, wheels and rare aftermarket parts, every item tells a story from one of the most influential periods in scooter history.

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COLLECTION STATISTICS

🛴 Complete Scooters: 20

⚡️ Decks: 30

🛞 Rare Parts: 50+

📅 Years Covered: 2001–2020

⭐ Grail Items: 20

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COLLECTION HIGHLIGHTS

• Razor Pro new in the box - 2009

• Razor Ultra Pro new in the box - 2010

• Razor Freestyle Scooter Gameboy Advance game new in the box - 2001

• Fasen Brendon Smith Galaxy Deck brand new - 2016

• Coedie Donovan Signature Eagle wheels brand new pair - 2009

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COLLECTORS STORY

When did you start collecting?

I have a handful of things I’ve kept from 2009 when I first started riding. I started to purchase parts for the sole purpose of collecting in 2016 when I worked at Scooter Hut Melbourne and got given a pretty generous staff discount. Around 2020 is when I started to really look around for rare / older parts from my younger years. 

What inspires you?

Whether I’ve been riding or working within the scooter industry, scooters have been a part of everything I do for well over half my life. I love scooters, the culture and especially what I consider to be the prime era of scootering. Collecting parts has become another way for me to stay connected to the sport as I get older and show my appreciation to the professional riders and the brands as well as showcase the history of where it all began.

What makes your collection unique?

I have a wide range of parts and scooters from multiple brands including things that some people may not have thought about keeping. I’ve held onto everything from the original Allen key that came with the first Envy completes in 2011 to MGP deck emblems, a variety of headset caps, random accessories and stickers. 

How long has it taken to build?

10 years so far

What was your hardest piece to obtain and what did it take?

I don’t go to any great lengths to obtain the parts I collect, I’ve spent a lot of time picking up Razor Pros across Melbourne and the furthest I’ve driven was 2.5 hours to pick up a District DK-1 V2 deck

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FAVOURITE PIECE

It’s hard to pick just one so I would say my brand new Razor Pro and my brand new Fasen Brendon Smith galaxy deck.

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GALLERY

Browse through the collection using the image gallery above. Every photograph captures a piece of scooter history and highlights the passion that goes into preserving these iconic scooters and parts.

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SB VAULT NOTES

This collection has been featured as part of the SB Vault Collector Spotlight Series, celebrating enthusiasts who are helping preserve the history of freestyle scootering.

A huge thank you to @ogscootgallery for sharing their collection with the community.

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Want your collection featured?

We're always looking to showcase unique collections from around the world.

📩 Contact us via the Submit to the Vault page to have your collection considered for a future Collector Spotlight.

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SB Vault

Preserving the Golden Era of Scootering.