Razor A2 Kick Scooter Review. The Razor A2 Scooter has a new springless front wheel and shock system along with a new wheelie bar and updated deck design. Patented rear fender brake and folding mechanism. Easy to fold and carry as well as convenient to store....
"high tech version of low tech fun and exercise" 2005-09-30
By Grandma Karen (CA)
Scooter is sturdy, well made and looks great! It glides smoothly and handles nicely. Low to the ground with nice handle bars and grips. I bought this for my grand daughters three years ago and
they had never ridden anything but little kid toys. Each easily learned to handle and ride with very few mishaps. I think it is pretty safe for a ride-on type toy. (we bought helmets and thankfully have never had any bad landings). Now three years later I am still watching them ride working up a good healthy
sweat and loving it!! So, I just purchased scooter number 4 for
one of the girls who has practically worn the wheels off (I hope
I can talk her into the replacement of her favorite toy). She is nine now, the age where girls need outdoor exercise and fun.
WELL WORTH THE MONEY!!A GOOD CHOICE FOR KIDS MOVING UP TO BIG KID TOYS.
"Wheee!" 2004-08-09
By Auntie Mame (New York, NY)
This has proven to be a very convenient means of travel for those without a car. As an adult, but young at heart, I use it to go short distances in my neighborhood (Queens, NY) and back and forth from the train. Light in weight and easy to fold, it comfortably fits in my backpack. I recommend it not only to children as a toy, but to shorter (handle bars go to 35 inches in height) adults who enjoy walking but sometimes have time constraints that require a glide!
"Good kids scooter" 2007-09-13
By Arthur Bradley (Eastern USA)
We purchased two of the A2 scooters (purple and green), and our kids really love them. For me personally (a middle-aged man), they remind me of skateboarding as a kid. I was initially hesitant to get scooters, because I recall that there were many hand injuries from the early models. After examining the A2 however, I don't think there's much risk of that anymore. The handles are locked into the stem using a positive locking button nub, and the stem itself is locked using a clamp very much like your bicycle seat stem. The scooter's frame is heavy duty enough to hold my weight (165 pounds), so it's plenty strong enough for most kids.
Overall, the kids love the scooters. And for the price (around $40 shipped), I couldn't find anything better that would get the kids outside doing some physical activity.
Written by Arthur Bradley, author of "Process of Elimination" - a thriller that pits a martial artist against a world-class sniper out to shape the next Presidential election.
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"this scooter is great" 2004-09-05
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i got this scooter for as a christmas present and i loved it right away. this is the best scooter i have ever owened. i liked this one alot better than the a scooter (the a one fell apart). its so much fun to ride down hills and just coast around the neiborhood. it is very sturdy and goes very fast. the only thing i dont like about it is that every once in a while theres a flat spot in the back wheel that never goes away, but the rest of the good thing about the scooter makes up for that one fault. i ride this scooter evey day when i get back from school. its so much fun and i love riding it. if you want to get a push scooter this is the one to get.
"This scooter is great for Pre-teens and Young teens" 2005-09-23
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I am 13 and I have had my scooter since I was 10. My scooter lasted 3 years! Than it began to get old. I got a nice new scooter and they ride smooth. They now make them pink too. I reccomend this scooter for kids 10-15. They will look cool riding it, and have loads of fun riding them around the neighborhood with their friends. If their is a parent reading this, get your pre-teen or young teen a razor scooter, they'll love you! I'm a girl, but this scooter is for boys and girls!
By Grandma Karen (CA)
Scooter is sturdy, well made and looks great! It glides smoothly and handles nicely. Low to the ground with nice handle bars and grips. I bought this for my grand daughters three years ago and
they had never ridden anything but little kid toys. Each easily learned to handle and ride with very few mishaps. I think it is pretty safe for a ride-on type toy. (we bought helmets and thankfully have never had any bad landings). Now three years later I am still watching them ride working up a good healthy
sweat and loving it!! So, I just purchased scooter number 4 for
one of the girls who has practically worn the wheels off (I hope
I can talk her into the replacement of her favorite toy). She is nine now, the age where girls need outdoor exercise and fun.
WELL WORTH THE MONEY!!A GOOD CHOICE FOR KIDS MOVING UP TO BIG KID TOYS.
By Auntie Mame (New York, NY)
This has proven to be a very convenient means of travel for those without a car. As an adult, but young at heart, I use it to go short distances in my neighborhood (Queens, NY) and back and forth from the train. Light in weight and easy to fold, it comfortably fits in my backpack. I recommend it not only to children as a toy, but to shorter (handle bars go to 35 inches in height) adults who enjoy walking but sometimes have time constraints that require a glide!
By Arthur Bradley (Eastern USA)
We purchased two of the A2 scooters (purple and green), and our kids really love them. For me personally (a middle-aged man), they remind me of skateboarding as a kid. I was initially hesitant to get scooters, because I recall that there were many hand injuries from the early models. After examining the A2 however, I don't think there's much risk of that anymore. The handles are locked into the stem using a positive locking button nub, and the stem itself is locked using a clamp very much like your bicycle seat stem. The scooter's frame is heavy duty enough to hold my weight (165 pounds), so it's plenty strong enough for most kids.
Overall, the kids love the scooters. And for the price (around $40 shipped), I couldn't find anything better that would get the kids outside doing some physical activity.
Written by Arthur Bradley, author of "Process of Elimination" - a thriller that pits a martial artist against a world-class sniper out to shape the next Presidential election.
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i got this scooter for as a christmas present and i loved it right away. this is the best scooter i have ever owened. i liked this one alot better than the a scooter (the a one fell apart). its so much fun to ride down hills and just coast around the neiborhood. it is very sturdy and goes very fast. the only thing i dont like about it is that every once in a while theres a flat spot in the back wheel that never goes away, but the rest of the good thing about the scooter makes up for that one fault. i ride this scooter evey day when i get back from school. its so much fun and i love riding it. if you want to get a push scooter this is the one to get.
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I am 13 and I have had my scooter since I was 10. My scooter lasted 3 years! Than it began to get old. I got a nice new scooter and they ride smooth. They now make them pink too. I reccomend this scooter for kids 10-15. They will look cool riding it, and have loads of fun riding them around the neighborhood with their friends. If their is a parent reading this, get your pre-teen or young teen a razor scooter, they'll love you! I'm a girl, but this scooter is for boys and girls!
