- Is the Razor A good for a beginner?
- Yes. It is light, folds easily and has a simple rear fender brake, which makes it a common first scooter for kids around 5 and up.
- How does it differ from the Razor A2 and A3?
- The A has smaller wheels and no wheelie bar. The A2 adds a wheelie bar and the A3 adds larger wheels and a higher weight limit, so the A is the lightest and simplest.
- Can an adult ride it?
- Not comfortably. The 143 lb weight capacity is aimed at children; most teens and adults should look at the A3 or an adult model.
- Does it fold?
- Yes. The handlebar column folds down in one motion, so it fits in a car trunk or can be carried by the deck.
- How does it handle rough pavement?
- Poorly compared with scooters with larger or pneumatic wheels. The small urethane wheels pass bumps straight to the rider, so smooth pavement suits it best.
- What do I need to assemble?
- It arrives mostly assembled. You attach the handlebar to the steering column and tighten the clamp before riding.
- Where is the Razor Scooter A Kick Scooter cheapest?
- At TriStateCamera.com, for $29.99, 21% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Razor Scooter A Kick Scooter?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including TriStateCamera.com, Bicycle Habitat, Razor USA, Amazon.