Minimum age for A5 Lux? Has anyone else had any experience with kids &lt; 8 yo on this scooter?
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razorama.com has an age/weight chart for Razor products here: http://www.razorama.com/shop-by-age.html According to that, the A5 Lux is 8 yrs+ It makes sense that the size/weight of the person would be the gauge, but I thought I'd offer the link to the chart for anyone to have that general resource.
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If she can balance pretty well she will do ok. My daughter got her share of scraps and bumps learning to handle the scooter. If a sidewalk has an uneven surface, she may tumble head first. She even got a good mark on her cheek from the corner of the handle bar. Make sure the handle bar is adjusted for her height. My daughter is 6 now and still rides it. I have definitely been getting my monies worth. Good luck.
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My son is almost three now, and started fighting for it with his older brother half a year ago. Perhaps four months ago the older brother got a larger scooter(from same company), and the mini kick is now his. So I think he can usefrom age two-and-a-half.
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Hi This is a nice scooter which should last many years and your 6 year old would get many years out of this scooter. Being six he or she would start off slow and get more adventures as the older they get. It is a nice scooter. Each child has to learn balance. Good luck,
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My oldest son who is 11 bought this scooter this fall. He loves it!! He has two younger brothers who are 9 & almost 8 (January birthday). Both of them are able to ride it. I am a bit nervous about the youngest one, so I only let him ride on it if I am outside with them. They wear their helmets and the younger ones drive pretty safely. The 11 year old is the "wild one" that I have to keep on. It seems pretty safe to me. I don't let my youngest go down our driveway. We live in the country and our driveway is long and fairly steep. Hope this helps :-)
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My kids are 8 and 12 and both ride it. As far as minimum I would say no one under 5-6 as it moves pretty quick. Not sure what actual weight restriction is but my wife has ridden it (130 lbs).
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My 8 year old daughter fits in it with room, and our 10 year old nephew and 10 year old neighbor can also fit. At one point my 8 year old daughter was in with the 10 year old neighbor. The car still worked perfectly fine. I want to say I read a 150lb weight limit, but I could be confusing that with our electric scooter.
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I would not let a 5 yr old on it. My grandson is 10 and it's pretty fast and I was even reluctant to let him ride it. I do have a 5 yr old grandson and he will not be allowed on it yet.
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I think these are for 9 or 10 yr olds. That being said, our son started on a basic e90 razor scooter when he was still 3. Now we are moving him up to the 200 for christmas and he's 5. So it really depends on the child, their agility and gross motor skills. Our son was also riding a bicycle without training wheels at the age of 3 so he is pretty advanced/active for his age. Hope this helps.
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My child is 4'9 & still uses the maxi, thanks to the steering stick that extends as the child grows. I use the kickboard compact (adult 3-wheel scooter) & I let my child borrow it, but he prefers his maxi. The maxi is for kids 5 - 12 years old, up to 120 lbs. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure what the recommended weight limit is. My son is only 8. I know my husband has ridden on the scooter but not for long intervals. I am sure it would work but over time the motor may give out sooner.
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I use my kids scooter (like this one) and I am older than 40 ;)If you plan on doing tricks, or need a heavier duty scooter, look at the Shaun White Scooter, although the handlebars come at a lower fixed length.
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Look! I have a 2 and 4 years old girls and they love this car! I think is the best opcion for ur kid, cause the pedals are adjustables. So Good luck and have fun! Ur bby will love it!
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It depends on your child's ability. Neighbor's son who is five have been riding on our scooter and he handles it well.
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Please get this one... skip the first scooter; I found first scooter best suited for one to two year olds.
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My Bruce was 6 and lived it. When she was 3, she had a 3 wheel scooter which was more appropriate for her age but not used much.
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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.