🛴 ScooterPorts Scooter Stand: Universal Fit for Leading Brands - Enhanced Interlocking Design for Secure Storage and Safety Review

Holds the scooter great, but unfortunately if you use it on a hard surface (e.g. a concrete garage floor) it won't stay in place. There should be a non-slip material such as rubber on the bottom. Without them, he flies everywhere (no pun intended).

That's fine, they fit both scooters we have. One of the scooters is a cheap off-the-shelf shop scooter and the other is an expensive custom-made scooter. The problem I have is that they keep falling. They bring a stand, so the solution is to use double sided tape to hold them in place, which I didn't want to do on my sealed garage floor.

I've already bought one of these in blue to match my son's new scooter for Christmas. I have ordered another one due to the advertised property that they can be paired together. BUT THEY DON'T MATCH! No matter how hard we try, they look like they should, but they don't line up. Very disappointed. Suitable for one scooter but it would be more stable if 2 scooters fit together.

Maybe good for holding light scooters, but any good scooter application isn't tight enough on the wheel to use it to hold straight. We have 4 scooters with size 100-120 wheels and size 10 wheels don't stand up at all they only fall around 110 and 120 don't fall but they are by no means straight and if hit at all they all fall.

We have 5 scooters that are usually piled up and take up a lot of space in our garage. I ordered these along with the bike rack and now we can park both cars in our 2.5 car garage! Very strong, easy to connect, works exactly as described. My garage is much more organized thanks to these little guys. I recommend them to my friends who have more than one child. The strange thing is that not all of them face each other. That means the first is in the front, the second is in the back, the third is…

To be honest it doesn't work very well. It works great for a light and cheap scooter (like the Razor) but not at all for a professional scooter (like the Fuzion). I can't stand in the garage because the cement is too slippery and the scooter falls over. If you park it on a carpet, which is the only way to keep the scooter from falling over when it's on a stand, you need to balance the wheels and handlebars perfectly so that they are in line with each other. (Even then it doesn't work half the…