Review on Razor 13013240 Scooter Maximum Weight by Czeslawa Gorska ᠌

All in all, this is a win. I love. Some pros: I will say right away, I will start with the patient. If you suddenly weigh more than a centner, like me (for the victims of the exam, I report: a centner is 100 kg), then feel free to look further. I have 115. It seems like this is the maximum load, but 100 kg is written on the box, like everyone else. However, unlike the scooter from Atemi, which is "type 130", it can really withstand such a weight. I can’t say how quickly a fur-bearing animal of a well-known breed will come to him, but after a couple of months of unhurried rolling on the tiles (without tricks, because what tricks, when your belly can come off in a jump) - he is alive, whole, eagle. Unless it was rubbed and the sandpaper peeled off almost completely. The steering column is unlikely to please everyone who is taller than 175 cm. I have 172 cm, and it’s just right for me, on the last hole. But if someone is a circus bear at heart, and loves to ride on a slope - you are welcome. The grips are comfortable and don't fall off. The footboard is not clear why, it didn’t work out for me, my iron horse doesn’t stand upright with it. The biggest victory is that he does not bend when my majesty is thrown at him. For this, our huge thanks to all the designers who understand that people in our weight category do not necessarily lie in a hospice under a mayonnaise drip, or are so passionate about eating everything in the world that they are not interested in skating. In short, I'm happy, everything suits me. 10 of 10 Cons below: None in my experience. Unless one could blurt out about the lack of depreciation, but I did not expect it. However, I will warn my chubby brothers - the lighter the carcass, the less shaking, judging by the difference in rattling. So we draw conclusions.