What is the folded size of the scooter? How does it go on uneven terrain (cobblestones)
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It will be a rough ride on cobblestones! But, any scooter will be a rough ride on that surface.
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The size is about the same as the largest carry on suitcase you can take on a plane, maybe a little bit larger. We don't fold it all the way up because that exposes the control panel (we broke one once early on), but the airlines do fine with it only folded flat. As for uneven terrain, not so good. Cobblestone streets are fine, but the ride is a little rough.
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Dimensioins are width 44.5cm, length 101.6cm, height (folded) 35cm. On uneven terrain, it is not so good. I find you need to make sure the two front wheels are lined up with uneven edges ie like drop kerbs. CobblestonesI am are fine, but you need to go slowly over them. Mine has been on six planes, and they are handled really well by the airlines (but best to leave it flat, to protect the steering head)
1304455
Yes, it does fold. See the little knob right above the front wheel in the amazon picture? Undo that knob and everything above it will fold in line with the base of the scooter.
61543
It folds up to about six inches in depth; fully opened it's about the same size as the more shallow red wagons we had as a kid. (I can't get to mine right this minute to measure it - sorry)
178157
This is a folding trailer. I would not recommend it for a scooter. You should try a more sturdy trailer, IMHO.
1149102
The Kicker is not good for potholes or rough roads due to the somewhat small wheels. I have fallen a couple of times from it catching in a uneven sidewalk. I would only recommend the kicker for smaller adults. The frame is plenty sturdy, but the thin contact area on the wheels gets compressed and reduces your rolling distance a lot if you weigh over 165lbs. The size is OK for adults up to 5'9". Taller than that and you have to stoop to ride it, unless you have long arms. With better wheels it would be a great scooter for most adults.
94087
This a great little scooter. It has a great turning radius, unlike some of the others. It's is rather small tho, but my father who is 6 ft fit on it ok, but he is not heavy. An overweight person may have more trouble. The person using it does have to have the ability to climb onto it and climb off. This was a problem for my dad. We ended up returning it for that reason, and also my father has dementia and couldn't figure out how to drive it, although it is really simple to drive. There is just one control. You push it forward and the scooter goes forward. You pull it back and the scooter backs up. You let go and the scooter stops. Hope this helps.
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I'm 6'1" and have this scooter. I ride it all the time. Sorry, I don't have it with me to measure, but I can comfortably hold the bars without having to slouch. It's not too small for me, by any means.
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folded it is about 4 or 5 inches wide. It is very easy to fold; just pop off the top bars at the open end, swivel & drop them down; then lift the center & it folds. Easier than a child's stroller! It is great! My daughter also has one & loves it too.
1297236
As per website of the manufacturerDoes not fold but Tbar removes from deckLength/width of scooter: 21" x 4.5"Weight: 4lbs
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No. It is quite heavy, first of all, and it doesn't fold down easily. To fold down the handle bars, you need to remove the seat. On mine, the seat can only be removed by prying it from the base with a crowbar or some other tool.I have twice had to take the scooter to a shop to repair tire punctures, costing $40 each time. (Surely, they can come up with some kind of puncture resistant tires for this, can't they?!) Getting it into my trunk was a major production. So, unless you have a van or something with a wide door and high ceiling, I can't recommend it for your husband.
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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.
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Mine is out in my work truck at the moment, but it is not 7"x8". Product Description at 4 inches by 2-5/16 inches by 1-1/4 inches sounds pretty much spot on to me. There is a small lever that pops out of the bottom (allowing you to take a measurement from a corner), but this at most adds 2" or less to overall length, and it folds away. It fits easily in the palm of 1 hand and has a pouch that clips on to your belt. It is small and easily portable, the larger size you describe above would probably be too awkward to use in the field.
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The scooter is not an "off-road" style but it does fine on level grass or packed dirt surfaces.
1398353
Sorry I was responding to a different item that folded out. This folds out to 60 ", I have throughly, enjoyed this. Ivan get into the back of my SUV, I carry trash to the dump on here. I used it mainly for my riding scooter, which is very easy to get on and off, compared to the electric one I had before (that one very heavy to get up and down, this one is aluminum very light weight, and easy to use. Lots of uses for this !!
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Hi Kim, thank you for interest in Drive Medical! The ground clearance on this scooter is 2".
372514
The handle bars are about 32" high -- they are not adjustable. I don't believe the scooter folds up. We purchased this for our Grandson's 2nd birthday and he loved it.
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The handlebars do not fold but you can take them off easily. They are also not adjustable. The bigger maxi scooter is the same fight is this one at its lowest setting and it is adjustable.