hello, anyone tried the A4 scooter? do large wheel work better then small wheel diameter?
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Way better! The larger wheels roll over sidewalk seams where the smaller wheels tend to come to an abrupt stop.
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There are two sizes. the 100mm are larger than the smaller scooter wheels at 60mm. The were fine for a standard Razor scooter.
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I personally like this model because of the 5th caster wheel. It was easier to turn, especially when I took it to the mall. I think this one is just a little smaller with smaller storage because of the wheel. But I enjoy easy steering over storage.
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We live in the country, the kids ride it on or off road and love it! However it is a bit big and slightly heavier to push than the hard wheeled scooters. That being said, my kids are bigger and maybe alittle rougher on things and this holds up to it. I wish it had a kick stand of some sort to hold it upright! One neat feature is that the handle bars can go 360' and not have cable bind up because of a clever brake design. You can spin the handles round and round...might be useful for tricks at a skate park? Hope this helps!
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Don't know about smaller Razors. The Metro is variable. The more you turn the right handle the faster is goes, up to about 15mph. Fast enough for me! Hint: give throttle while moving. Give it a little push like a bike and not from a stand still. I think it's easier on the scooter. Sounds like it anyway. I popped a wheely the first time I used it!
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Thank you for contacting Dazadi! The 14" Kent Boys Super Scooter has a weight limit of 100 lbs so it would not be a good fit for an adult. The Razor Pro XX Scooter or the Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter would be best to support adults. Please let us know if you have any additional questions!
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A5 is good for the money. have 3. Many miles with no critical failures. The Know-Ped is really solid/well built (have 1) but the soft rubber tires, while cushy, force u to work harder, and ur speeds are significantly slower. I use the Go-Ped more for foolin around but the A5 is much better IMO for distance/speed. Xootr MG scoot commin Tuesday, and I'm hoping its at least 3 times better (costs over 3 xs the A5) than the A5.UPDATEThe A5 is a great scoot for the money. With that said, however, I just ordered a second Xootr - Venus this time, rather than another MG, but I almost went with the narrow (similar to the A5 deck) Roma. A5 is good for the money. have 3. Many miles with no critical failures. The Know-Ped is really solid/well built (have 1) but the soft rubber tires, while cushy, force u to work harder, and ur speeds are significantly slower. I use the Go-Ped more for foolin around but the A5 is much better IMO for distance/speed. Xootr MG scoot commin Tuesday, and I'm hoping its at least 3 times better (costs over 3 xs the A5) than the A5.UPDATEThe A5 is a great scoot for the money. With that said, however, I just ordered a second Xootr - Venus this time, rather than another MG, but... » Read More A5 is good for the money. have 3. Many miles with no critical failures. The Know-Ped is really solid/well built (have 1) but the soft rubber tires, while cushy, force u to work harder, and ur speeds are significantly slower. I use the Go-Ped more for foolin around but the A5 is much better IMO for distance/speed. Xootr MG scoot commin Tuesday, and I'm hoping its at least 3 times better (costs over 3 xs the A5) than the A5.UPDATEThe A5 is a great scoot for the money. With that said, however, I just ordered a second Xootr - Venus this time, rather than another MG, but I almost went with the narrow (similar to the A5 deck) Roma. « Show Less
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The solid rubber tire has a 7.5 inch outer diameter. The wheel itself is about 6.5 inches in diameter but with solid tires I don't think that's an issue. What I've heard from those renting older scooters, the tread wear is the main issue and treadless rubber means you'll want to replace them. I only used it for 6 weeks so I didn't experience that problem, nor did wet tires seem to make breaking an issue.
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It really don't matter.. Might as well aim for the 24 jic, but wheel size is irrelevant if you get the seat height proper (comfortable).
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The A3 has larger wheels for more stability. You can tell they're bigger, but it's not such a difference that, say, a kid would get picked on for having a babyish scooter.
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I have only used 4 wheelers, but they have those baby strollers with 3 for walks with babies...for people who exercise, so I'm assuming 3 wheels would be good. If it's a price issue, I'm sure either works fine
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no , it's a fixed wheel, the big fixed front wheel is a better choice for serious miles outside - if you want something for walking and taking to the store find an adjustable wheel.
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Hello Isaias, To be honest, I measured the wheels in inches, then converted to mm. There is absolutely no difference in wheel size. The only difference, that I can see, between the Fuzion Cityglide and Razor A5 is the color, the handle grips, and the ability to hold a 200 lb. weight. Cityglide does not indicate how much weight it can sustain, but I am 125 lbs. and have had no problems at all. The only scooter which is a little more different than these two Razors is the Razor RDS ("dirt scooter") which has soft rubber wheels and look slightly larger. Both the Razor A5 and Cityglide have hard rubber wheels which sometimes make it hard to run on pebbles and railroad tracks. I am going to replace my hard wheels with soft rubber (similar to bicycle wheels) for a more smoother ride. Hope this helps! :D
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I am doing the same. I currently have a Kitty Walk with four wheels and it gets hung up sometimes. But I have also heard that the 3-wheeled ones are not as stable. Also, a HUGE factor for me is the weight. The Air Ride strollers weigh twice as much as the four-wheeled ones, and if you are going to have to haul the stroller around much then that is a major drawback, IMO.
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My 30 pound 4 y/o Daughter like the standard maxi scooter that her 70 pound brother has more than her Maxi Micro scooter. I think you'll get more use if you get the standard one for big kids. The handle bar is adjustable for different heights. Hope this helps
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I don't Have problem for use in my audi a4 with 20 inches wheel. If you need picture of installation let me know.
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My experiences with the portable scooter has been limited to driving it around the neighborhood, and to transporting it in a car to several cities on an auto trip when I had a broken leg. It worked very well on pavement and hard packed trails. I've seen other people use heavier duty ones with bigger wheels and larger battery power, which probably offers a longer range of travel.