How does this compare with the fliker / yfliker scooter?
1454933
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.
1454934
My daughter has ridden the flicker one and I would say it's more like a tradional scooter with more of the leg pushing to get going and yes, does the drifting which she liked. But the razor power wing does more tricks! Easy full 360's and whip tricks!
1454935
What I find is that you DON'T need to pedal/push off with one leg like you to when using a fliker/yfliker--Instead you move on the Powerwing simply by swaying your hips back and forth.
1454936
I don't know what them other two are but my grandkids looooove these things!
780744
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!
1072801
What a great loaded question for me to answer! I like the kazam bike, if you want the scooter style foot board it's a decent buy. Our bikes are built to ride like bicycles, they look like bicycles! The quality on our bike is second to none, you would need to spend close to $200 to find anything that compares to our bike when it comes to finish and parts. For a really great review http://www.twowheelingtots.com/the-best-balance-bike-for-your-dollar/
2057974
I used on a 250cc Bergman look-alike (Chineese) scooter w/out problems. Very lightweight, extremely strong (cranking) battery. Check your dims vs the YTZ
1200391
The parking brake works as perfectly as the whole scooter. I'm a very hyper adult and have lived my whole life on overdrive (according to my husband). With the scooter, I've had to slow myself down to avoid running over family members, co-workers, pets, and small children. I have not tipped the scooter over one time, and the brake works very efficiently when I need it to. This is one awesome scooter!
1019650
220#, but the scooter wheels have a fair amount of rolling resistance. I now prefer the white or black, which have same weight limit but are much faster.
341476
Yes. In my experience, the scooter is a perfect scooter for adults. It's design allows for a nice stable ride with minimal effort. This isn't the problem with this scooter. The issue I've had with it is that it's made by a company in the UK. I lost a screw due to it coming loose over time, but I hadn't noticed. The screw itself is a very special screw that I could not buy in the US. I had to figure out a replacement by redesigning the way the screw secure the scooter base (a $1 mod versus $37 to buy 2 screws from the UK). So, US buyer warning... few or no spare parts.
8614
Hi There - We've tried them all and this one is an amazing design. Hands down the most forgiving scooter for balance and coordination. Have fun...
1712847
My 8 y.o. son has the Razor Flash Rider 360. It's a totally different motion. The EzyRoller moves like a snake, sort of. It's all leg powered, and they can go very fast, but it doesn't spin out like the Razor. He loves both of them, rides both of them. If it's an either or choice for you it would depend on if the kids in question likes to do the spin outs, really.
2093790
I would say go with the two answers you got. I'm not really familiar with scooters and big bore kits any more. My apologies
309262
I have never been "off road" with mine, but I have had to ride through some areas where the road had been torn up for repairs. I did have to go through some short places where the road saw torn up and based on this I would not recommend this scooter for regular off road use. I think you would want something with bigger wheels for that sort of riding.
90337
we've owned both. the wheels on the A3 are much bigger. The scooter goes over uneven pavement much easier which makes for a smoother ride. my kids like the a3 much better.
572869
The scooter is indeed well built and durable. It doesn't glide quite as well as the Razor, but I don't think you would notice unless you went right from one to the other. It may be that the wheels are slightly harder on the Razor, or perhaps the bearings are of better quality, but really the difference is marginal.
1770858
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.
1253072
I really don't know, we live in Fl and it's pretty flat around here. Sorry. I will say it's a great scooter!
2045745
Much better. Runs cooler and faster. A definite upgrade. Only drawback is ESC isn't waterproof. But it can handle I think up to (at least) 4s lipo (which should only be used with lower kv motors)
1142760
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.