What is the difference between 360 Drifter Ride On and the 360 Caster Trike?
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Is there a brand you are comparing? The Razer 360 Drifting Caster Trike is one item.
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My daughter has ridden the flicker one and I would say it's more like a tradional scooter with more of the leg pushing to get going and yes, does the drifting which she liked. But the razor power wing does more tricks! Easy full 360's and whip tricks!
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I didn't drive another brand long enough to know about how the two compared. The shifter I had engaged/disengaged the two front wheels from swiveling independently in place (what you need to turn around in a tight spot) and then engaged them to steer with the handlebars.
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If by 360, you mean do they do a full swivel, then no.They are rubber and quiet. Very nice ride.Putting the thing together was a hassle. I suggest you buy from Walmart where they don't charge you for putting it together. You can order site to store.
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No, both wheels move along. If you want something like that check "holonomex".
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No, I'm sorry I don't have the RazorRider 360, I would think that it would be easier to maneuver though than the EzyRoller.
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It is hard for me to say how quickly it turns, it seems to feel right as in "real" i guess. There is resistance, and feedback from differences in road surface and loss or gain of traction. My opinion is based on Dirt 3. I can only speculate that different games are going to act different. I have never used another wheel to compare to, unit is expensive, but feels very high quality and is a literal game changer.
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Walmart sells a similar trike. I looked at them. I don't think they are the same trike. This is made by the people who made the Good Humor Man ice cream trikes. When you get it running it's awesome. But, you might have to pay $15 to a bicycle shop to get the gear hub synced.
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i have ridden many different kinds and this one is almost the same as the penny board. The turning is very good and if you would like to turn easier or harder you can always tighten the trucks to the board. The tighter the trucks are the small the turn radius is.
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Both. Foot pedal is slow speed, the twist throttle makes it go "turbo". You can disconnect the turbo. My 3yr old has mastered it.
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My 8 y.o. son has the Razor Flash Rider 360. It's a totally different motion. The EzyRoller moves like a snake, sort of. It's all leg powered, and they can go very fast, but it doesn't spin out like the Razor. He loves both of them, rides both of them. If it's an either or choice for you it would depend on if the kids in question likes to do the spin outs, really.
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You would definitely not want to try and use the rear wheel version on a trike. The front wheel version might work OK on relatively flat roads, but so much of a trike's weight is on the back wheels that I doubt it would be satisfactory while trying to go up much of a hill.
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I am not sure of the exact differences but our boys wanted the wheelie bar above the back wheel. We also chose the more expensive one because we wanted the higher weight limit for it to last longer into their teens. Hope this helps!
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The black one is the newer 2014 model and the red one is the original 2013 model as far as I am aware. The other poster is correct, the red one has wheels at all 4 corners, but razor found that this made the cart unstable during sharp turns and while getting on or off so they replaced the front wheels with stabilizing posts. There is one other HUGE difference though. Look at them side by side in photos... the battery for the original red model is mounted behind the seat and as a result, the seat is much closer to the steering wheel. The black one is much better for a larger child (or a child at heart) because the battery is in the housing with the motor (not great for replacement, but way better for comfort) AND the seat has additional mounting holes that have been drilled to move the seat back an additional inch or so if needed when your child grows. I don't know if the red one always comes with a seat belt, but regardless of model, you can purchase a seat belt very inexpensively via razor's website. If you are an adult and are thinking of buying one of these, your only choice is the black model as there is literally a 4 inch difference in seating position. Your legs and groin will thank you! I am a 200 lb. male and I have the seat moved back on my 2014 version black Crazy Cart. I'm a little big for it, but not uncomfortable at all and let me tell you, this thing is SUCH A BLAST to drive around the neighborhood. I hope this was helpful. Enjoy!
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I would believe bescor, I assume there all the same, it does up to 360 one way so if you have it in the middle you can go 180 left or right
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Dear Mary,I have had my trike for two years and I go over sometimes rough roads and it is very stable. The Driveways on a sidewalk are quite slanted and it is possible to tip over if you were not careful, as you cannot lean into a trike as you can on a bike to correct it. When they are too steep, I go on the street. Riding on road that is narrow you have to be aware of your right rear wheel that there is enough room to keep it on the street or you could tip over. This trike is just wonderful and I have actually ridden twenty two miles on a bike path. The fact that it is 24" ,gives it a lower center of gravity which makes it more stable. Good luck to and good riding!Carole Dear Mary,I have had my trike for two years and I go over sometimes rough roads and it is very stable. The Driveways on a sidewalk are quite slanted and it is possible to tip over if you were not careful, as you cannot lean into a trike as you can on a bike to correct it. When they are too steep, I go on the street. Riding on road that is narrow you have to be aware of your right rear wheel that there is enough room to keep it on the street or you could tip over. This trike is just wonderful and I have actually ridden twenty two miles on a bike path. The fact that it is 24"... » Read More Dear Mary,I have had my trike for two years and I go over sometimes rough roads and it is very stable. The Driveways on a sidewalk are quite slanted and it is possible to tip over if you were not careful, as you cannot lean into a trike as you can on a bike to correct it. When they are too steep, I go on the street. Riding on road that is narrow you have to be aware of your right rear wheel that there is enough room to keep it on the street or you could tip over. This trike is just wonderful and I have actually ridden twenty two miles on a bike path. The fact that it is 24" ,gives it a lower center of gravity which makes it more stable. Good luck to and good riding!Carole « Show Less
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I don't think there is a big difference. I read some reviews and I know that the front wheel on the older model is a double wheel. I honestly don't remember the other differences but the reviews are really helpful so have a look!