SINGAPORE - Using a scooter consisting of bicycle parts and rollerblade wheels, a 15-year-old Muhd Nur Putra Shahfiq Anuar would spend hours learning tricks at skate parks.
With few options for scooters that could be used to perform stunts in 2010, he relied on online tutorials to turn his scooter, which was meant for cruising, into one that would be able to withstand the impact of acrobatic landings of freestyle scootering.
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