Review on City scooter Razor A5 Lux, silver red by Barbara Kulis ᠌

I'm rolling out the second season. I drive actively, with curb jumps and occasional excursions to the Hong Kong region with its broken sidewalks. I almost stopped walking on foot - at least when there are no snowdrifts and ice. The scooter is very well designed. The steering wheel is high, the deck is narrow enough not to be too heavy, but already allows you to stand on it with both feet, the footrest justifies itself one hundred percent, and even the unpleasant backlash of the steering column can be completely removed by tightening a special screw - however, you will have to sacrifice the ability to fold. By the way, it is very easy to fold it on the go and carry it by holding it by the steering column like a suitcase - compared to the same EasyFolds, the scooter weighs nothing at all. For a year and a half of operation, I changed the bearings 4 times, once went through the steering column and changed the grips to more pleasant bicycle ones. The only complaint is that after a couple of weeks of driving, it became funny to champ the rear wheel. But the sound does not affect the ride itself, and you can estimate the speed by its frequency: 3