how do you ride powerwing scooter?
571358
It is awesome. Place feet on corners and wiggle to get it going and then move hips to control turns. Best toy ever. Builds great balance and coordination. My 2&4 yr old grand kids have mastered it. My grown kids love it too.
571359
Give yourself a push and begin swaying your hips while shifting your weight back and forth from your right foot to the left. The Power Wing will glide as you continue that motion. Our grandchildren have about worn the wheels off of their PW's. Good luck and have fun!
571360
you stand with your feet on the end of each side hold on to handle bars where breaks are and first you push off and then you shift your hips back and forth to keep it going it is a great excersize for everyone that get on it. I myself have gotten on one and they are lots of fun.
571361
It's kind of a swish side to side motion. Not big side to side. Doesn't take long for children to get it!
571362
My grandkids call it the "booty scooter." You stand and twist your hips back and forth to make it go.
579139
It is a little tough if you're feeble & without help. I do it by stooping all the way down and using my shoulder to brace it up while I use 2 hands to pull the 2 spring loaded pins and then stand to lower it down to the ground. You could also stand or sit in a scooter , bend over, hold the ramp with one hand. You'll have to be able to pull both pins at the same time with 2 different fingers on the same hand. Then lower the ramp. It's not super heavy.
1284452
It really rides like no other skate. Check the videos on youtube, there are even ones there to teach you how to skate. It will show you how to propel, how to move, turn, etc, which should answer most of your questions about how they work. Good luck!
73224
If the battery is a single 12V then you will have a problem. The 3 prongs (from left to right) are 12v- neutral - 12V . If it has 2 12V batteries and the 3 prong end plugs into the handle or has a dedicated female plug then you'll be OK. For the record most scooters and power chairs I've seen use a 24V system to prolong battery life. Good luck. Richard
2074031
IF it can take a charge, usually a charger comes with the scooter or device powered by this battery. Put this battery into this device and plug in the charger. An alternative charger might be a trickle charger. Attach it to the battery (red + first, then black - ) , then plug charger to outlet. To remove, unplug from outlet, then black (-), and last red (+). Good luck.
1006237
Bought this scooter for my daughter. Her response is: Stretch back by semi-sitting back on scooter. I didn't have any back issues but anytime I could I stretched my back and good leg. I hope this helps.
1601168
No, just push and go. You may still be able to buy the remote module from Ridemakerz (not sure) but it doesn't come with it.
367258
They all come with T-bar steering. Turning the scooter is done by shifting your weight on the standing plate while moving forward!
314166
You have two modes, pas= where you have to pedal to activate the motor;(. Or the tag mode touch and go ;) just turn the throttle and off you go.
1308372
The scooter weighs over 90LB, so no shoulder carry unless you are actually the Hulk. I use a chain coil bike lock around the front hub.
2263872
No, this scooter does not work well on grass unless it is a short cut lawn or artifical turf. You can drive short distances on the grass but your scooter will go really slow and it also depends on the weight of the person. I hope that helps.
254620
The scooter is so low to the ground that I think it would be fine. You don't need to use your legs to propel the scooter. My kids just use their arms to move the handle side to side. It's a really fun scooter and even the adults on my street like to use it. :)
1716088
It's neither. There is no motor or anything like that. The child swivels with their feets with their body weight from side to side and that moves the scooter forward. Hopefully this helps.
817118
Grasp the seat by the rear and pull up sharply. There is a simple clip. Once I got Bella's seat open I had to loosen the four screws and adjust the clip properly. If it moves, then the seat is really hard to open. There was a very short manual. I have gotten most of my information on line. I also bought 45 degree valves to inflate the tires. None of my tire pumps would fit between the spokes and I ruined a tube on the rear wheel and it is a pain to replace. When it comes time to replace a tube you can buy them with a 45 degree valve. Otherwise it has been a great scooter and gets ridden miles each day.
2109541
Hey Judy, Its semi-difficult since the scooter itself is very heavy and you would need a very strong leg to push. What i recommend is maybe getting him a Manuel push scooter and once he or she had figured out how to balance correctly then I would recommend riding the electric scooter.
1614586
I turn on the remote control. Then I turn the copter and insert the battery. Immediately and quickly flip over the copter in front of the remote. Then move the throttle to stop and back off. Then it should be in sync and you can advance it slowly. Take your time learning to fly and have a slow steady hand until you get used to it. There is a button for slow and fast speed too. Start out with slow. I'd fly it outside when the wind is light and stay away from trees. Practice all functions one at a time ie: hover, slowly up and down, forward, backward, bank left and right, and last flip. Enjoy and have fun. I turn on the remote control. Then I turn the copter and insert the battery. Immediately and quickly flip over the copter in front of the remote. Then move the throttle to stop and back off. Then it should be in sync and you can advance it slowly. Take your time learning to fly and have a slow steady hand until you get used to it. There is a button for slow and fast speed too. Start out with slow. I'd fly it outside when the wind is light and stay away from trees. Practice all functions one at a time ie: hover, slowly up and down, forward, backward, bank left and right, and last flip. Enjoy... » Read More I turn on the remote control. Then I turn the copter and insert the battery. Immediately and quickly flip over the copter in front of the remote. Then move the throttle to stop and back off. Then it should be in sync and you can advance it slowly. Take your time learning to fly and have a slow steady hand until you get used to it. There is a button for slow and fast speed too. Start out with slow. I'd fly it outside when the wind is light and stay away from trees. Practice all functions one at a time ie: hover, slowly up and down, forward, backward, bank left and right, and last flip. Enjoy and have fun. « Show Less
2156169
Probably not, mine is 120 and scooter goes pretty slow. They are junk anyway. I have been through 2, on the third