Review on Review of the Razor A6 Scooter: Unleashing the Ultimate Riding Experience! by Aneta Olszewska ᠌

Low ground clearance for our "well-made" asphalt ramps. Going fast and not getting stuck at the exits under the degree does not work. The front part is loose, when driving on an uneven surface it seems that the scooter is about to fall apart (sonic, mostly), but this is more of an aesthetic flaw. If you drive on a large tile or on a three-dimensionally drawn zebra, it will give quite a lot to the steering wheel. If the screw is loosely tightened, the scooter may collapse while riding (so far one such case). Bulky enough to be conveniently (and, most importantly, quickly) carried in narrow spaces (in the transition, when crowded, at rush hour on the escalator). When folded, it is not so easy to find a place in the subway so that you can conveniently put the scooter and get up yourself (and still not get yourself or others dirty).