Top-Notch Hikole Scooters: Adjustable Height, Dual Suspension, Big Wheels & More - Ideal For Teens And Adults! Review

(FYI if you need to FOLD it, push the steering column forward, which releases the folding mechanism, then you can press FORWARD the lever on the right side. That automatically lets it lower itself until it clicks into position and then you lock it with the left-sided latch.)I'm new to being an adult scooterer. I took a gamble on this scooter because I wanted a moderately attractive adult scooter that would be sturdy enough for someone with an adult weight LOL. I was very excited when this…

I bought two of these to be able to ride w the grandson. His dad and uncle have gone many many miles on them. We pack them up and take them all over different parks. They are super easy to fold and fit anywhere. They are not super light or super heavy. They held me up at 200 pounds with no problems. I wish the foot area would be a little bigger or longer but overall they are super fun. Can't go wrong w these and the price was great also.

Nice Scooter! Rides very well and has shock absorbent so when you ride of bumps or cracks in the road/sidewalk, you don’t feel the bumps as much as you would if you had a scooter without shock absorbent. The only thing I dislike is there are instruction stickers on the scooter and when you go to peel them off, they leave residue and paper scraps on the scooter because the scooter is painted matte black so the scooter looks trashy. I would recommend leaving the stickers on because then you don’t

I've used this scooter to commute to/from work for two days already, and I think it's okay. Maybe it's just the roads where I live where there's like a lot of cracks and bumps that when I ride over it, my bottom deck gets scratched up a lot. I had already tripped a few times and fell down because I underestimated the bumps. I just have trouble with the folding sometimes. It doesn't always take me 3 seconds. Sometimes it takes like a minute because the thing to push it down to fold just wouldn't

It was a bit rough to "snap” it together to have it upright but I figured it out with a YouTube video. I only have ridden it down my block and back and there is tearing in the sandpaper platform grip paper tape. So that’s kinda annoying. The platform is slightly smaller than I like and I have small feet. It also makes a rattling noise but that could be the shocks. It’s mean for my transportation between classes on campus. I hope it holds up for me.