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Mongoose Expo Youth Kick Scooter, Suggested for Riders with Ages 6 to 9 Years Old, Max. Weight of 175 lbs., Front and Rear Caliper Brakes, Rear Axle Pegs, 12-Inch Inflatable Wheels

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Color: Pink/Black


Style: Scooter


Features

  • Not an electrical scooter, ride over bumps on paved and non paved surfaces with 12 inch air filled bike style tires, suggested rider is 4'2" to 5'6" in height
  • BMX bike style handlebars, freestyle Gyro brake rotor, and axle pegs make for a trick-ready scooter, front brake cables are shipped inside the stem/steer tube
  • Wide foot deck make it easy to balance and stable while coasting, Perfect for riders 6 to 9 years old, maximum weight 175 pounds
  • Looks like a Mongoose bike, but rides over all the stuff that inline skate wheel scooters can't. Includes 2 axle pegs in case you want to grind a side walk on the way to the park
  • Steel traction coated deck, measures 33-inch high at handle bar, 48-inch long from wheel to wheel, deck is 14-inch long and 4-inch wide, Handlebar can be adjusted 3-inch

Brand: Mongoose


Color: Pink/Black


Age Range (Description): Youth


Special Feature: Air tires allow for riding on all terrain


Weight Limit: 175 Pounds


Number of Wheels: 2


Model Name: Mongoose Expo Scooter, Featuring Front and Rear Caliper Brakes and Rear Axle Pegs with 12-Inch Inflatable Wheels, Pink/Black See more


Frame Material: Alloy Steel


Item Weight: 18 Pounds


Handlebar Type: Adjustable


Brand: ‎Mongoose


Color: ‎Pink/Black


Age Range (Description): ‎Youth


Special Feature: ‎Air tires allow for riding on all terrain


Weight Limit: ‎175 Pounds


Number of Wheels: ‎2


Model Name: ‎Mongoose Expo Scooter, Featuring Front and Rear Caliper Brakes and Rear Axle Pegs with 12-Inch Inflatable Wheels, Pink/Black


Frame Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Item Weight: ‎18 Pounds


Handlebar Type: ‎Adjustable


Handle Height: ‎33 Inches


Wheel Size: ‎12 Inches


Wheel Type: ‎Pneumatic


Suspension Type: ‎Front Suspension


Brake Style: ‎Rear Braking


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎36 x 25 x 5.5 inches


Package Weight: ‎10.89 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎36 x 24 x 24 inches


Brand Name: ‎Mongoose


Warranty Description: ‎One Year Limited


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-teen


Manufacturer: ‎Pacific Cycle, Inc.


Part Number: ‎R6182WMI


Style: ‎Scooter


Included Components: ‎scooter


Size: ‎12-Inch Wheels


Date First Available: April 15, 2016


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    • Unleash the Thrill: Mongoose Scooter for Young Adventurers!
Color: Black/Blue Style: Scooter
Hey, parents and young riders! Let's dive into the Mongoose Scooter and why it's the ultimate ride for kids aged 6 to 9. Picture this: your little one zipping down the street with excitement, mastering their moves, and feeling the wind in their hair. Designed with young adventurers in mind, this scooter supports up to 175 lbs., making it perfect for growing kids. The 12-inch inflatable wheels provide a smooth, cushioned ride, allowing your child to glide effortlessly over various terrains, ensuring a thrilling ride every time. Safety is paramount, and Mongoose understands that. The front and rear caliper brakes offer precise stopping power, giving both the young rider and you peace of mind. Let's not forget the rear axle pegs, adding a touch of style and allowing your child to showcase their tricks and stunts. Assembly is a breeze, so your little rider can hop on and start their adventure in no time. The sleek design and eye-catching colors make this scooter a hit with the kiddos, and it's a surefire way to get them outside and active. Overall, the Mongoose Scooter is a fantastic choice for young riders looking for a blend of fun, safety, and style. Watch your child embrace the thrill of scooting and develop their skills on this awesome ride! 🛴💨 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by Morgan
    • Difficult assembly, loose handlebars.
Color: Black/Blue Style: Scooter
I can't imagine someone that isn't mechanically minded being able to put this together without much frustration and a constant spewing of expletives. Adjusting the breaks was the most difficult part, and there is no instruction on how to do so, nor are there any helpful videos online. Once I got everything sorted, the part of the design, or maybe a manufacturing flaw on my scooter in particular, is no matter how hard you tightened the handlebar assembly, they kept rotating downward. Without much force, you could easily push it forward and backward. Of course the tendency is to move backward toward the rider. I ended up drilling a hole through the handlebars and placing a large nail in the gap, and retightening the whole thing. This has worked so far but I will need to drill new holes as my son grows. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2023 by Jut
    • GREAT SCOOTER, BUT, ONLY IF you are an experienced bike mechanic.
Color: Pink/Black Style: Scooter
Once I finished assembling the scooter and getting it ready, it is a truly great scooter for the price. It is a thing of beauty (florescent pink), rock solid, steady and tracks straight. My 7 year old even prefers this one to her electric scooter. I weigh more than its weight limit yet it handles me with the greatest of ease (I needed to break-in the wheels' bearings/cones/races quickly). The price is VERY GOOD for it's looks, construction and selection of materials. It is an excellent scooter and will be very durable. BUT ONLY because I have worked on bicycles and scooters for over 50 years. Now here's the BAD news: It came well packaged in a well padded box. The manufacturer took great care packaging this little beauty. Once I started to put it together, I discovered that who ever assembled this thing at the factory must have been a totally incompetent employee. I needed a great of the Special Bicycle Tools I have to assemble, fix, adjust, modify and re-adjust to make this scooter go to its potential. A person who does not have a great deal of bicycle mechanic experience would have had to pay a pro to put this thing together. It took me several hours of labor to get this scooter functioning properly. So you may want to inquire what your local shop rates are before you buy. Here are some of the issues I encountered: 1) The headset bearings/races were very loose and needed special wrenches to adjust. The lock nut was loose too (safety issue). 2) The wheel bearings were seriously over tightened and the wheels would barely spin. It would have been a miserable experience for a child to get this moving and then it would not stay in motion when gliding. I needed special wrenches to loosen the cones to make it usable. Then after a few hours of use, I adjusted the cones again. Now it rolls like heaven (for the price range that is). 3) The brake calipers were crooked and I needed a special tool to align them with the wheels (it required a special tool to bend them safely). 4) The break pads were all either loose, crooked, and/or rubbed on the tires. The pads felt oily and would not have provided safe braking, so I used 100 grit sand paper to give them some grip for safe braking. The brake pads were a safety issue. 5) The brake cables both were grossly mis-set and they were not tightened to the calipers. One cable was 4 inches too long. Both cable end caps fell off into the shipping box. I had to use a cable cutter, put on new cable end caps, and use a crimper. The rear cable housing was pulled so far forward that it kinked at the adjustment barrel. The brake cables were a safety issue. 6) The brake cable adjustment barrels weren't even screwed in to the calipers! The calipers were not properly tightened to the frame and were mounted crooked. That means the brakes would have been always rubbing on one side of the wheel. It would be like having a partially applied brake at all times. 7) The handlebar stem bolts were partially inserted into their holes for shipping (and safe keeping until later assembly). Two of the bolts were cross threaded and crooked. Thankfully they weren't forced too far into the holes and I managed to get them in straight. If you are a bicycle mechanic enthusiast or pro, by all means, buy this scooter! Otherwise you will NEED to go to a bike shop for assembly and adjustments (repeated adjustments). Nothing says screw you better to your friendly local bike shop owner than buying online and then asking your local shop to fix your problems huh? Bottom line. Heck yeah I would get another one of these scooters. I am strongly considering the adult version of this for myself (for occasional use). If you are not a mechanic and try to assemble this one yourself, it will likely be unsafe and most certainly miserable for a small child get into motion and keep it there. Given the brake rub and over tightened wheel bearings, this scooter would not be fun for a child and likely end up just taking space in your garage. Nothing drives people away from cycling and scooter sports faster than mal-adjusted human powered vehicles. Good luck on your decision! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2021 by Last Days Scotty

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