Review on Review of the Razor A6 Scooter: Unleashing the Ultimate Riding Experience! by James Morrow

I currently have A6 and A5 scooters and they are great for the price I paid. $113 and $80 respectively. I'm 6ft 2in and 200lbs. My choice is A6. In terms of speed, it's certainly faster than the A5. I drive 3.25 miles one way across the city of Chicago six times a week. 13 minutes by car and 25 minutes on the A6. I rode in the rain last Sunday and I have to admit that the ride itself was quite comfortable. The only downside is that the water hits the calves directly. I found a solution online. Some smart guy posted a 3D printable rear fender template (can't post external links here, just google it. When it rains heavily I take my car. Otherwise I use this scooter as much as I can and this great experience. Who lives in Chicago , know we have bad roads here, finding the best route takes some time, but I am very lucky and can have 2-3 blocks of bad asphalt, in this case I use the sidewalk or even the main roads, forget that Light not. You can easily mount a bike compatible headlight. As for the rear light, I carry a backpack to attach it. l. the right to it. Very convenient and you can take things with you. Before buying the A6, I have this question about one Electric scooter discussed. But for your own health, take the A6 if you're an adult. A5 if you're under 5ft 4". A6 = very fun. EDIT: I have an a updated mudguard mount uploaded. 2 screws from an old hard drive work best. EDIT 2: This is the light I installed under the deck. It's not the best quality but for $10 I can't complain. I had to return the first set. one