is this scooter as good as a pheonix or grit scooter
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Sorry. Im not familiar with those. The Fuzion's motor or battery started to go bad after about 2 years
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It is a solid scooter. The only thing my son has done to it was tighten the break screws to fully dial it in. Break was working properly there was just a slight rattle. He rides with his friends whose scooters costing a minimum of twice as much as his fusion holds it's own. Most of them have asked to ride his Fuzion and like it just as much. We even offered to buy a more expensive scooter for his birthday and he said no that his works great. In our case, he has not much "bad" to say. He really likes it.
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The handling on the Knowped is way smoother than anything with PU wheels. I have a Goped Kicker with fairly thick poly urethane wheels and the vibration is still teeth rattling compared to the Knowped. The only thing I can imagine giving a smoother ride is air tires, but then you're looking at a different class of scooter altogether. My appreciation of the Knowped just keeps growing with every ride, I can trust it over all sorts of less than ideal surfaces. Hope that helps!
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I'm not sure. if I were you id just buy one that's made for the scooters , they're like the same price anyways.
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My now 9 yr. old granddaughter has had hers for 3 years and she still loves it, as does her 7 yr. old brother. lt's very different then a scooter in that it goes in circles and 'flies' down the street and the sidewalks. It's great on play grounds and short lawns too. I hope this helps. BWD
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We live in the country, the kids ride it on or off road and love it! However it is a bit big and slightly heavier to push than the hard wheeled scooters. That being said, my kids are bigger and maybe alittle rougher on things and this holds up to it. I wish it had a kick stand of some sort to hold it upright! One neat feature is that the handle bars can go 360' and not have cable bind up because of a clever brake design. You can spin the handles round and round...might be useful for tricks at a skate park? Hope this helps!
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street faster than titan, but like said less torq. if the price is right try it out. it was fun till i went brushless.
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Go Ped has a very good control even on rough roads. I call this my rough road scooter!
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I don't think so. They operate in two different ways. The Micro scooter here relies on the child leaning and developing balance to turn the scooter: the front wheels/handles do no turn. It operates more like a stable skateboard with a handle. We feel this has helped our child get a better grasp of the balancing necessary for riding a bike as well. The Razor relies more on turning the front handle and wheel to negotiate a turn. The child has to balance to keep the scooter upright, but going around a turn is a different type of movement. I'm pretty find of this scooter. It's probably the best investment we have made for high ticket kids items! I don't think so. They operate in two different ways. The Micro scooter here relies on the child leaning and developing balance to turn the scooter: the front wheels/handles do no turn. It operates more like a stable skateboard with a handle. We feel this has helped our child get a better grasp of the balancing necessary for riding a bike as well. The Razor relies more on turning the front handle and wheel to negotiate a turn. The child has to balance to keep the scooter upright, but going around a turn is a different type of movement. I'm pretty find of this scooter. It's... » Read More I don't think so. They operate in two different ways. The Micro scooter here relies on the child leaning and developing balance to turn the scooter: the front wheels/handles do no turn. It operates more like a stable skateboard with a handle. We feel this has helped our child get a better grasp of the balancing necessary for riding a bike as well. The Razor relies more on turning the front handle and wheel to negotiate a turn. The child has to balance to keep the scooter upright, but going around a turn is a different type of movement. I'm pretty find of this scooter. It's probably the best investment we have made for high ticket kids items! « Show Less
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My experiences with the portable scooter has been limited to driving it around the neighborhood, and to transporting it in a car to several cities on an auto trip when I had a broken leg. It worked very well on pavement and hard packed trails. I've seen other people use heavier duty ones with bigger wheels and larger battery power, which probably offers a longer range of travel.
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It won't rattle when you go fast , it really smooth actually pretty smooth. You will really enjoy riding this scooter!
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Well its really a pro scooter over all its a very solid scooter and pretty smooth too. Its specificly made too do tricks on but it will do just fine too just ride around. I highly recommend it for a kid. But if your buying it for tricks and weigh at least 150 lbs I don't recommend it because I snapped the deck in 5 months
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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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Hi Brian! I just bought myself the KickPed which has the same exact wheels as the Know-Ped (i.e. made by the same manufacturer "Go-Ped")... And yes, I have experienced very much the same as you just said... The fat rubber tires do make for a much slower ride... And much more effort is needed to kick scoot this baby... But, definitely alot of fun just the same! I too have been looking at the Xootr MG for more speed/distance with less effort... Let us know how that one works out for you, please... Looking forward to your update! Thanks!
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Hi I bought for my 2/5 years nephew and he is loving this scooter. He is playing a lot and he is not having any problem.
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I have the adult version as with anything I would go with the manufacturer's recommendations. there is a learning curve but if your child is on a push scooter and doing well I bet they would get control of it fairly quickly. it's not good for going uphill.
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Yes, its a good scooter. It'll last and go over different surfaces nicely. Its also lightweight. If you raise the handlebars..the size is fine.