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The Vault Pro Scooters, leading and living the action sports lifestyle. The Vault manufactures, provides, and distributes clothing and parts for the young-minded people of the scooter community, while we proudly have the largest selection of pro scoot...
Sepulveda Boulevard 5431, 90230, Culver City, United States
3.8
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I've had at least 5 orders through Vault in the last 6 weeks. They have all been great, no issues!
Other scooter shops list inventory they do not have in stock and then try to do substitutions through email after you've already paid. I have had this happen multiple times with 4 other scooter shops online in the last 6 weeks. Vault has the inventory they show online and that makes the buying experience nice and smooth.
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