Someone recommends another type of scooter facing adult in that style?
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Zike Saber weight limit 200 Lbs., Zike Wingflyer Z600 weight limit 180 lbs. Thank you, Zike Tech Support.
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yeah my wife has the micro black and the deck is way to small for my big feet. I'll take a xooter any day. I dont know anything about the know ped but it looks like a good ride.
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I find that amazon has limited selections of parts for these scooters, but that would be the first place to check. Otherwise a bike or lawn mower shop...
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This is a "very" age appropriate scooter. I would rate the Fliker slightly higher, because it mostly like would be useful as my son grows older. The PowerWing has a lower age and weight limit when compared to the Fliker.
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My daughter is an average-sized 9 year old and she has it in the highest setting. I would go with a bigger scooter
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Hi Raymond, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! This item has actually been discontinued by Drive Medical. To answer your question, I really think it is user preference. As there is no seatbelt for this powered scooter it may not be the most safe option available. We would suggest a powered wheelchair over a power scooter for a person without the use of both legs. With a powered wheelchair, the user would likely have better control as the joystick is located on the armrest rather than on a scooter where the handles are in front of the user.
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Thank you for contacting Dazadi! The 14" Kent Boys Super Scooter has a weight limit of 100 lbs so it would not be a good fit for an adult. The Razor Pro XX Scooter or the Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter would be best to support adults. Please let us know if you have any additional questions!
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It's a more adult or young adult scooter. I'll say maybe 12 and up considering weight.
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Hello. My son is 4 and he loves this scooter. I bought the adult version for me and my wife. And we love them. The nice thing with this scooter is it will last and grow with your child as the arm support extends. The scooter has been ridden by my 12 year old nephew and he wants one. I have nothing negative to say about this scooter
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It's cheaper and less frustrating to just buy another scooter, you can get one for 30.00. I actually ruined one trying to replace it.
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I am pleased with this one. My 2 1/2 y/o is hefty and this is wonderful. I like the way it turns. The foot platform is wide yet not too long. When I reviewed all the scooters, I went with this one because of the stability, flexibility, and durability according to other reviews. His mom loves this and he has two other siblings who weigh 75 and 90 and they ride on it and it is not affected. Hope this helps.
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It's not a step down, it's just different (smoother ride, faster). My daughter likes the maxi scooter better, her Razor now goes pretty much unused.
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The compactness is not an issue but the weight of the battery makes the scooter extremely difficult for mobility once folded down. You may want to consider the lithium battery version since is smaller and weighs less
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I'm a 63 year old female who uses this scooter and I love it. I don't think larger wheels will work because there is not much room between wheel and frame.
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The A3 Razor Kick Scooter has larger wheels (125mm) to help make smoother riding on rough pavement. This is helpful if your child, like my grandson, rides in the neighborhood cul-de-sac & sidewalks. It has a good front wheel shock absorber for "ramping/jumping" - suggest helmet & elbow pads.
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Looks like the same version as mine. I'm still enjoying it. Although I'm 5ft 11in and the handle bad appears a bit low in scooter mode. I get a lot of looks when wizzing through the airport. I enjoy the wizzing not the looks.... I've had mine for 1.5 years.. :) all the best Max
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The mini is great however at around 4 my older son graduated to the maxi- both are absolutely the best scooters for kids, easy to control, fun for "stunts" etc.