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Hello, I’m considering getting the a5 scooter. Could you make a video
review of it? Thanks for the great videos.
How tall are you? I had a Razor A scooter, but it was too small for me. I’m
considering getting a Razor A4.
Riley, the scooter is made to go up to 220 pounds. I don’t know about you,
but not to many kids I know weigh even near 200. Because its an ADULT
scooter. Anyway, it’s also great exercise and good balance practice. And
it’s fun!
Mine has front shocks wheely bar and polished aluminum rims
🙂
Awesome!! I like the reviews.
those are the worst scooter it must be embarrassing thing to se a about 40
year old riding a little kid scooter grow up and get a moterized scooter or
something
is this better then the ultra pro?
Hi….I live in Portugal so we have allot of cobble stone side
walks…..may micro with solid wheels lets every little irregularity
trough…..should I look for something with just bigger wheels (still
solid) or with soft wheels like tiers??
Is this scooter tall enough for me? I’m 188 cm tall?
Razor A4 or Pro X. Never heard of the Pro A4 ..?
You dont live in Portugal.?
Try a Xootr. Mine is great. It’s over ten years old and doing fine.?
Similar design, also inspired by Born to Run, but I actually made these
myself with the help of a close friend who is a shoemaker. His company is
called Babu Shoes, look it up! -Miles
Just blue and red (once we’re back in stock of the latter), but maybe
sometime in the future… -Miles
My mistake I meant Rockboard Scooter. It’s not as known as the Micro,
Razors, Kick-Peds, Xooters etc but it’s cool. It has big 200mm urethane
wheels with rigid nylon spokes that are as big as micro’s, perhaps little
bigger on a steel frame(they’re not as big as the Kick-Peds) but they’re
good size I believe. If you type in Rockboard RBX it’ll pop up. Just came
out few weeks ago but so far as I know only available from ebay and their
site. Amazon sells the standard models.
That was sort of the effect we wanted, funny and laid back. Thanks for
watching!
Should be perfect, I’m 5’11” and 170 or so, and I wasn’t even close to
pushing any of the A5’s limits. -Miles
Youtube thinks I’m a boss? I’ll take it. -Miles
Sounds great, haven’t seen that one in action yet. Does it have big beefy
wheels like the KickPed?- jack
Scootin along.
I got mine last week. Can wait to ride but are there any adjustments I need
to make before riding?
I have original one but it dose not have the kick stand, can I trade mine
in? I only used it once and its been in my closet. Please my videos, I did
a review of my a5
Hey a great scooter you guys should sell would be the Rocket Scooter. It’s
literally a 2 in 1 scooter, kick scooter (the larger classic, RBX and
Accelerator models can hold up 200-220 lbs.) and has a pedal rocking
mechanism. I’m sure you guys have heard of the Rockboard Scooter! 🙂 Cool
vid!
Just trying to bring in all the priceless sandal demographic, risky move I
know…. – Jack
Where did you buy that
that song…grandad playing van halen on his keyboard 😉 nice razor
Hi Michael, thanks for writing in. We do not have trade-ins actually,
sorry! Maybe you can sell yours on craigslist? Best of luck to you!
the sandals killed the whole video smh
Glad you liked it! That is as high as it extends, yes. I’m 5′ 11″, for
reference. -Miles
Hi Liela, we actually sell this scooter at our shop! Just follow the link
embedded in the video to view the product page and place an order! – jack
This is quite a well produced video, marketing is under play.?
I’m an adult who has had this scooter and I loved using this for going
places up to two miles away. Fantastic. I’ve tried trips about ten miles or
more (not exactly sure). It’s doable, but it lacks in comfort options like
suspension so every bump gets to your feet and legs. Along with just
scooting fast constantly, I got a headache after a good while. lol A bike
with comfort options might be better. But I put it through its paces and it
handled it like a boss. Carrying it wasn’t a problem either?
Is it good for doing tricks tho?
xootr or razor a5 or micro black scooter?? which ones best for commuting
and speed!? and comfort is important too but so is durability so how long
it will last without braking!?
Oxelo town 7 wins hands down?
is it goes really fast? does it goes slow?
I don’t like it so much because the wheels look too big. i rather you get a
razor scooter because the wheels are not big and its better?