🛴 Razor Jr Lil Kick Scooter: Sleek Design and Ultimate Fun for Young Riders! Review

This product is for parents who hate their children. The engineer of this product should get a reality check. First, the product will destroy your kids' ankles. The studs in the rear wheel stick out so much that most of the time it will hit a child's ankle. In addition, the scooter is not properly balanced. It looks like it was designed to move in a straight line at the speed of a turtle. If the child decides to turn the steering wheel slightly, he will fall.

Wasn't difficult to assemble. The instructions didn't make it clear that the Allen keys had to turn in opposite directions at the same time to tighten the wheels. First full day on a scooter with my daughter and a rear wheel bolt hit her ankle. She left in tears and did not want to return. It wasn't crazy either that the front wheel spun so much to steer. Back for a scooter that has 2 wheels in the front and 1 wheel in the back.

Two four year olds can't ride their new scooter because a part was so tightly assembled that it was impossible to take it apart to fit the rear wheels. I called the razor, they didn't care. Tell me to take the part to the bike shop, return the scooters, or wait for new parts, or find someone stronger. (I am strong) Very beautiful. I said why don't you solve the problem and send it put together so damn well. Very disappointing. Sure, it's not the razor's first rodeo. I was very upset, the…

Fun scooter but with dual wheels on the back my daughter scratches her ankle while riding the wheel. She needs to extend her "pushing" leg far enough to avoid scratching her ankle. And it took some practice and a lot of "hard study" for a 3 year old. Through a few bandages and bloody knuckles, she's learned to spread her stance, which is far from ideal for riding. I've seen a few scooters with two front wheels and while I've heard they don't turn that easily, at least they don't leave their…

Please read the full review. Please click the Helpful button. Thank you! My sister wanted a scooter like mine so we bought this scooter to make my sister feel like a "big kid". she loved it. It was just like mine (don't forget I'm 10) except I had 2 wheels and she had 3 wheels. In any case, it was easy to assemble, except for one small detail (I'll talk about that later). Well the reason I gave this 4 stars is because there was ONE part we couldn't open. Then we opened up a page and just tucked

My 22 month old daughter keeps watching her three older brothers ride Razor scooters around and in our yard. She's been trying to ride her scooters, but she's too small for a full-sized Razor scooter, and she can't balance on a two-wheeled scooter yet either. The scooter does not come ready to ride out of the box like most Razor scooters. Some assembly is required and it took my husband about 5 minutes to put the whole scooter together. All the tools were included in the box which was a nice…