Review on 🛴 CITYGLIDE C200 Scooter for Adults and Teens 12+, Foldable & Lightweight - Adjustable Kick Scooter for Kids 8+, Carry Strap & Kickstand Included for Easy Portability by Hugo Caywood

I'm an adult mountain biker, snowboarder, designer and mechanical engineer. I just got the blue CITYGLIDE C200 but I really like it. I carefully analyzed the top 10 scooters at AMZ for several hours before making a choice. It has the longest deck so your feet have a lot of freedom of movement when you change foot / step on foot. A very different experience from a 12" deck where you're always trying to get your feet on the board. The deck is wide enough for stability but maintains a slim, narrow profile, perfect. Light. The design is very nice ,it could be easily forgiven.wins,because when you look at it you just want it,it looks like it could be much more expensive.Structurally it is very solid and looks well built.The foot brake has a honeycomb shape, which looks very cool. Doesn't wobble at all between the deck and steering column/column. This is important for a smooth, firm ride. I've also tried Hiboy T1. I like this one much better in every way. This one had a lot of wobbling between the steering column and deck so it felt more unstable and a completely different ride. It only had a 12" deck so my feet didn't fit side by side like a stand on a skateboard. It had a 6" wide deck so I thought it was e better, but that's not it. Just putting both feet forward makes you look and feel stupid, not cool at all, like in a skateboarding stance. The only consideration. could be a shock absorber but this doesn't feel too harsh and the bumps probably also absorb some of the riding energy making it less efficient, I haven't tried it. This is not fully sponsored, I just recommend it with great enthusiasm. I can't confirm its strength or durability but it looks well built. I wish there were more tires on the wheels. The Hiboy had about twice as much rubber, which could have provided better shock absorption and tread life. I can't tell without being sure if this is the actual depth of the rubber or just looks like it.