Review on 🛴 Hurtle Scooter – Teenage Kick Scooter – 2 Wheel Scooter with Adjustable T-Bar Handlebar – Folding Adult Kick Scooter with Anti-Slip Alloy Deck by Tylin Meyer

As an auto mechanic, the last thing I want to do after fixing cars for more than 10 hours a day is walk a quarter mile to my car. I don't particularly like the quarter mile hike at the start of my shift, nor the half mile round trip when I'm (trying) to find something to eat. It's not that I don't like hiking, it's just that I'd rather walk two or more kilometers a day if I haven't been standing on a concrete floor for more than 10 hours. Walking to work, which typically adds five minutes to my scheduled start or subtracts ten minutes from my thirty-minute lunch, is unacceptable. more problem with this gem. Of course, my colleagues can also laugh or giggle; but I have a last laugh as I ride past them on my plush AF scooter to my car. Meanwhile, they lug their aching, aching legs back to the car for a ten-hour shift, and I laugh as I head home to a cold brew and a hot steak. In terms of features, this scooter has everything you could possibly need. . Reflective strips attached to the wheels, continuous grip tape, 3-level height adjustment on the handlebars, intuitive and comfortable pressing, rear light reflector mounted on the brake, durable grips on the handlebars. comfortable ride. To fold or compress the scooter, you must first place it on a hard surface, after which, by releasing the latch, you can lift a small plastic lever attached to the base of the front deck. Simple and easy enough, just don't try to control the air delivery as it won't work.