Razor A2 Kick Scooter Purple Review

Razor is a cool scooter manufacturer well known to almost all serious scooters. It's easy to see why it's made from a light strong aluminum frame rather than cheap wooden scooters, folds securely, has a foot brake on the back that works well when pressed slowly when a child hits it, better to have brake pads. and a helmet, which they need anyway. It can ride on the rear wheel but I haven't shown my 5 year old how to do it but there is a rear wheel extension in the back. My 5 year old. old loves

I got it from Amzn warehouse first for $29 so I was happy with it - box was damaged but product was perfect. The kids in the neighborhood (5 to 8 years old) love these little scooters. If you're trying to figure out the differences between the A1, A2, A3, and A5/Pro, they're essentially: A2), 98mm wheels, up to 143lbs. (see photo), 98mm wheels, up to 143lbs A3: same as A2 but with 125mm wheels, even less than 143lbs A5/Pro: almost everything is different, much bigger wheels, bigger deck, bigger

Fits my daughter but is very noisy when riding. Rattles heavily (various aluminum folding parts) when driving. Nothing I can tighten is loose, it's just the way it is. Creates a slightly frustrating experience as the machines become more difficult to hear and speak to. Our neighbor has a chunky scooter from another brand and it's completely silent. Considering how small the scooter is I would advise people to buy a non-folding scooter unless they really need a folding one as it's likely to be…