Razor E200 Electric Scooter for Kids Ages 13+ - 8" Pneumatic Tires, 200-Watt Motor, Up to 12 mph and 40 min of Ride Time, for Riders up to 154 lbs
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Features
- Product Note: Max speed and range per charge vary based on several factors, including: rider weight, riding surface, incline, ambient temperature, battery level, riding style (stop/start vs cruising), etc.
- With its full-size deck and frame, the E200 electric scooter is designed for ages 13 and up.Folding Mechanism: No. Retractable kickstand
- Powered by a 200-watt, high-torque, single-speed, chain-driven motor that delivers electrifying fun at speeds up to 12 mph (19 km/h)
- Rechargeable 24V (two 12V) sealed lead-acid battery system provides up to 40 minutes of continuous use
- Features an all-steel frame and fork for a solid ride that stands up to rugged use
Brand: Razor
Color: White
Age Range (Description): Kid
Special Feature: Non Slip Deck
Weight Limit: 154 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 37"L x 16"W x 42"H
Number of Wheels: 2
Model Name: RipStiks
Wheel Material: Polyurethane
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Other Special Features of the Product: Non Slip Deck
Weight Capacity Maximum: 154 Pounds
Number of Wheels: 2
Handlebar Type: Adjustable
Wheel Type: Solid,Pneumatic
Suspension Type: Rigid
Grip Type: refer to description
Brake Style: Rear Braking
Battery Charge Time: 12 Hours
Maximum Distance Range: 8 Miles
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 37"L x 16"W x 42"H
Item Weight: 19.3 Kilograms
Handle Height: 25 Inches
Wheel Size: 1 Millimeters
Wheel Material: Polyurethane
Frame Material Type: Alloy Steel
Warranty Type: Limited
Brand Name: Razor
Age Range Description: Kid
Model Name: RipStiks
Recommended Uses For Product: recreational use, short-distance commuting, children transportation
Maximum Age Recommendation: 13
Manufacturer: Razor USA, LLC
UPC: 845423022143
Global Trade Identification Number: 43
Model Number: 13112485
Manufacturer Part Number: 13112485
Item Type Name: Razor
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: Razor Electric Scooters - E200 Electric Scooter WH/RD (Refresh) - ISTA
Warranty Description: Manufacturer Warranty
Color: White
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I bought this for my son hoping it would last him for years. The quality is outstanding, it's solid, fast, and the battery life is great. Right now, he only uses it on the lowest speed setting and with me right beside him. It's more scooter than he needs, but I feel safe knowing it's built so well. I'm confident it will be perfect for him as he gets older. It's a fantastic product, but for younger kids, parents should be aware that it's very powerful and requires strict safety measures.
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We bought this scooter for our 10-year-old daughter and she loves it. This was her first electric scooter, so it took her a few minutes to get used to using the throttle... it accelerates quickly, so it will take off on you if you aren't used to it. That said, she got the hang of it relatively quickly, and she now enjoys a new found "kid freedom" and she zips through the neighborhood. I have to admit, I almost wish I was small enough to ride it myself! (Warning: the scooter has a weight limit for a reason... heed it!) Pros: Charges quickly; great tires for what is essentially a toy; not too fast, not too slow; 40 minutes run time (some may list "only" 40 minutes as a Con, but that's plenty of run time for my kid) Cons: Turning radius seems a little wide; brake/throttle cables run a bit too close to the front tire Overall: Pros far outweigh the cons; great buy
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I got this for my granddaughter's seventh Birthday and I was worried that it would be too fast for her. She has been riding scooters without a motor for many months and has mastered them. I checked with her parents and they were ok with this model with its more powerful motor. She was a little afraid for the first day, but was buzzing around the driveway when I came back a couple days later. Very happy indeed!! I wish it had a speed control, even just Hi and Lo to help get the hang of it. But the gyroscopic forces that help keep it upright work better at higher speeds. (Please-check with parents if you are giving this to a child. My guess is it takes experience with a plain scooter and bicycle to ride this safely. My almost 6 year old grandson is very good with balance and typical athletic things, but cannot ride this scooter yet. Too scary!!) Much to my granddaughter's frustration, my adult daughter and her husband love it and scoot around in it all the time. Plenty of power and speed for them. Watch the manufacturers weight limits and keep an eye on tire pressure and other maintenance items in the manual.
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I'm going to start off with a 1 star review. We'll see how Razor handles this. If you are ordering for Christmas, I think this is really relevant. If you - after reading this - agree then mark it as helpful so others can see as well. I ordered two of these from Amazon and they came a little slower than usual for prime, but arrived on Monday morning. I carried them up above the garage and they appeared to be unmolested. Tonight I went up and unboxed them, inspected them and put the handlebars on. I've already noticed a problem with the routing of the wiring going past the front tire that will need some zip ties to make sure it doesn't rub on one of them. Nothing spectacular, just make sure you check. They also both appear to need some air in the tires. I figured I would charge them before trying to air them up. All the paperwork says CHARGE them 12 hours first thing. Then I plugged them in to the chargers. I noticed right away that one of the chargers is glowing red, indicating it is charging. The other charger is glowing green, indicating a full charge. So I swapped them to see if maybe one battery was somehow sent fully charged. Nope, the same one is glowing green on the other scooter too. And the one that was charging the first scooter, is now charging the second scooter. And I'm praying I haven't somehow screwed up the charging cycles on the things because I had intended to leave them both charging all night together as they should. I have opened a ticket with Razor online because they are closed at 8:30pm EST and there is no chat or phone contact available right now. I will be interested to see what they do and how quickly. I realize this isn't the biggest thing that could happen, but when you are spending nearly $400 on two scooters (including an insurance plan which may be worthless) it is kind of frustrating to deal with this and worry that you might be not charging the scooters exactly as instructed when you had set out to follow the instructions exactly. I also realize we are talking about the $5 charger that is failed, but hey - don't they do quality control anymore? No, I doubt it - they didn't with this anyway. So why do I think this is important? What if you are the person who waits until Christmas eve to put this together. And you start to charge your scooter. And if you only had one... You wouldn't have Christmas. You'd have a dead scooter. I'm hoping that i haven't done any harm to the batter charging regimen. But I do have a charger that hopefully will survive double duty for a couple of days while they ship me (hopefully?) a new one. If they don't, then I'll go to Toys R Us and buy a new one, and then send this one back. Maybe THAT would make them think about QC? I'm really not the type of person who likes to do that sort of thing though, I'd rather have just gotten a working charger when I paid for it. Like I said, if they handle it well, I'll come back and update it based on how we end up liking the scooters. But we aren't "rich" and this is kind of their big present this year and it is frustrating to have it "not right" to start off with.
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