Review on City scooter GLOBBER One NL 205 Deluxe, black-lead-grey by Mateusz Wycech ᠌

The impressions are the most positive. The scooter rolls really well on a flat surface and keeps the stroke 1.5 times better than all my previous scooters. Although at idle the wheel stops quickly enough (there are models where the wheel spins twice as long, but the scooters do not go). Therefore, the advice for all vehicles is to try it in the store and compare with others. Frame / deck - one-piece curved tube. There were scooters whose deck and frame were welded in this place - with a load of one hundred kg, two seasons and aluminum breaks. The deck itself is wide and plastic, with a rubber anti-slip coating (very cool because the emery sharpens the sole). And in the middle it is slightly curved upwards, with a tubercle. In sneakers it is felt and the foot is comfortable. In addition, it creates additional emphasis. But it's already problematic to put the Oxelo children's stand. Although here it is not particularly needed (although I'm lying, of course, I need it)). I already wrote about the steering wheel, rubber grips are not the best option. The call is disturbing. I removed both it and the handbrake (it’s uncomfortable, it’s more familiar with your foot, and then you immediately start to slow down with your foot and hand, the rear wheel skids and erases, then it will become even more square). The pipe is not round, which is a plus, less backlash. The handles themselves are attached, as elsewhere, to spring buttons, and plus there is a clamp that fixes them very firmly in this pipe. By the way, the steering wheel has a limited travel angle, 50 degrees in each direction, i. E. the wheel does not spin around the axle. It does not interfere, and with a handbrake it's good that it is. The maximum height of the steering wheel is 111 cm. This is a lot. Me with my 183 cm, the average position behind the eyes. But for two-meter people, this is perhaps one of the few scooters. For them, weight is not a problem) The rest is sort of in the pros and cons painted. = Have questions, ask.