Can/would kids ride it without charge? (I mean, could they do it the old fashion way of leg power?)
1169466
No - it's a heavy scooter. Yes it would roll, but you better go with a standard Razor if you want that option. Our kids ride this until they're tired of riding before the charge runs out.
1140810
My oldest is 6 loves it and it does come with leg extenders for bigger kids. I think kids of all ages would like it, but you are more limited to getting around (compared to a bike) that is the only thing to think about I guess...
103103
My grandson absolutely loves his he got it for his birthday a couple of years ago. He's 11 now and still loves to ride it. It's not what I would consider a mode of transportation but I guess that's a matter of opinion.
748266
Yes, of course. Not only my 4 years old son rides it and go out for a run with his little sister. My little one, she is 17 months old, she can climb on it and know how to turn on the power, but I need pay a little bit attention. 3 years old for sure, he can!!!! and will enjoy!
594102
Yes! That is exactly what I did. We rode to school, and I rode home without a rider. You will love it!
1094702
Imo yes. I have a 6 year old and she doesn't use her sisters. These things go faster than you think. My rule would be make sure they can ride a bike with no training wheels first and for a while before putting them on this motorized bike. Hope that helps.
549622
yes, but we haven't tried it. There's a youtube of a kid in action if you want to see how it works.
1440391
Power wheels have a longer charge and more power. Yes there are pedals that the child could use as well as a remote control that an adult can use to control it. I recommend this for under three.
224884
My 4 years old has a blast with it. It is pretty fast. Battery last for about 20 minuts on one charge. I cannot say how good it is offroad as we never try it.
911235
Yes of course, child does not need to pedal at all. Or they can keep pedaling as long as they want.
1065714
Yes, as per other answers. But it's not easy for many kids. No knee joints so legs tend to stick straight out. My grand kids don't mind.
1770032
I would suggest you to skip this idea. Training or supporting wheels are not helpful at all. The problem is, that the kids will loose theire sense for balance by using this wheels and need more time to bike "free". Try to train first without the pedals (support by pushing), so your child learns to balance the bike with the handlebar and the body. If the bike was used before as a training bike without the pedals the know it already. The kids learn "pedaling" quite fast.
463621
Not at all! In fact the 2-stroke motor is oriented more for adults. Kids would feel more comfortable with an electric scooter. The motor has a great power band and makes torque seemingly at all rev ranges compared to a 4-stroke. The motor does not need to be taken off to be worked on. You can also very easily replace the seat it comes with, don't expect to stand if you are over '5"5. Mine has had very few problems getting me places past the first couple weeks.
1099326
It would be diffucult because there is nowhere for your feet except on the peddles,you could let them be along for the ride and work the arm bars from the seat, but that is about the only way I see to do it. Hope this is helpful.
93819
Absolutely. My daughter is 8 and is on it constantly. As long as you bolt the legs in tightly, it's great.
1577018
I don't think I would bother, this is not strong enough or quality enough a bike for kids to do tricks on.
1836323
It depends on the child's size. I suppose if their legs are long enough, they could scoot themselves. Parents can definitely push.