Review on Razor 13013240 Scooter Maximum Weight by Micha Mitrut ᠌

1. VERY rattles on surfaces other than fine-grained asphalt. Just very. Sometimes this is a plus, passers-by turn around or come off their phones and watch where they are going. But if you ride for more than half an hour, you want it to be quieter. 2. Reads all the bumps and the quality of the road surface. Paving stones, tiles, cracks, asphalt with medium and large grains - everything will give into your hands and if you ride for more than 30 minutes, then the vibration can be felt long after the ride. I rode yesterday, and my hands are buzzing a little this morning. 3. The deck rotates 360 degrees around the handlebar. You should always keep an eye on it, both folded and unfolded. Since the deck is made of metal, it can hit the ankle very hard, even when you lift the scooter to carry it over a curb or rough road. When folded, it is normal to carry it in a horizontal position so that the deck hangs parallel to the ground, then it does not hang out and does not hit you :) 4. My scooter has a very poorly designed folding mechanism. When I was just picking up the scooter from the point of issue, I watched the video for 5 minutes how people laid it out, because mine didn’t want to go anywhere, the pin just didn’t move to the side and that’s it. It took some effort to unfold it. Now it folds up easier, but decomposing everything is the same problem. Quickly fold the scooter in 3 seconds and jump into the approaching transport - this is still not my option). 5. After the rain, either go on foot, or prepare for the fact that the leg at least up to the knee will be dirty.