Review on Children's 2-wheel city scooter GLOBBER Foldable Flow 125, blue by Aneta Trzaska ᠌

My son has been riding a three-wheeled Globber scooter since the age of 2. But now he grew up and asked for a two-wheeled one. We decided to buy the same Globber brand, because for almost 4 years of merciless operation, the Globber tricycle proved to be very worthy. We took a folding version (it seemed that it would be more convenient to transport a folding one in a car), but there is also an awkward one. The two-wheeled scooter was also not bad. But there are small flaws, where without them. One of the shortcomings in the folding mechanism. There are no complaints about the mechanism itself yet (we'll see in the future), but the folding lever rattles quite loudly on uneven pavement. It doesn’t affect driving performance, but it’s not pleasant to hear on a scooter for 7.5 thousand. Perhaps, of course, we got such an instance, who knows. So, maybe it makes sense to choose a clumsy version, especially for those who care about acoustic comfort. I also didn’t like the handlebar height fixing mechanism, it is plastic and seems less reliable compared to the metal one, which was, for example, on our model of the three-wheeled Globber. Again, this may be nitpicking. Time will show. I also want to mention one feature of this scooter - a rather low deck in relation to the ground. The son is still learning to ride on it, in the sense that he drove on a three-wheeled one like a "Schumacher", but on this one it still doesn't work out beautifully, you need to get used to two wheels. So the soundboard (and it is plastic) on the sides, namely the edges facing the ground, he has already stripped everything and hewn it on the asphalt. So keep that in mind.