How is the A2 different from the Razor Kick Scooter?
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The A2 has rubber shock absorbing material between the front wheel and the handle bar shaft. Look closely at the pictures where the front wheel mounts on, you'll see what I'm talking about.
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The A2 is one of Razor's many "Kick Scooter" models. There is the Razor A, A2, A3, A4 (renamed "Razor Pro") etc. If you are buying for a child aged 5 and up, and no more than 143 lbs., any of the first three A models will be appropriate. If your child is older, more than 143 lbs and is doing "tricks" on the scooter, go with the Razor Pro.
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I bought this for my teenage daughter a couple years ago and she said it is not adjustable, since it's "Pro" scooter. I would stick with the Razor Kick a Scooter, A2 or A3, you can tell it's adjustable by seeing a lever on the bar. Hope this helps!
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No, it is a typical two-wheel non-balanced scooter. You should purchase the 3-wheel version of the monster or better, the original 3-wheel micro kickboard.
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as an adult the razor is way too small for me, when I hop on one its so small I feel very unstable, I see the kids have no problem with the razors at all. Several kids on my block ride them around everywhere and they are perfect, for them. Me being 6ft 190lbs, the xooter is more my size and very stable. I ride all the time with my 5 year old daughter and race the kids up and down driveways on our couldesac, and dont have problems, I usually woop them in races. I dont use the hand brake too often. Dont get too caught up in the mechanics of a scooter. The razors are excellent for children and young teens and the xooter is an excellent choice for adults. as an adult the razor is way too small for me, when I hop on one its so small I feel very unstable, I see the kids have no problem with the razors at all. Several kids on my block ride them around everywhere and they are perfect, for them. Me being 6ft 190lbs, the xooter is more my size and very stable. I ride all the time with my 5 year old daughter and race the kids up and down driveways on our couldesac, and dont have problems, I usually woop them in races. I dont use the hand brake too often. Dont get too caught up in the mechanics of a scooter. The razors are excellent for children and... » Read More as an adult the razor is way too small for me, when I hop on one its so small I feel very unstable, I see the kids have no problem with the razors at all. Several kids on my block ride them around everywhere and they are perfect, for them. Me being 6ft 190lbs, the xooter is more my size and very stable. I ride all the time with my 5 year old daughter and race the kids up and down driveways on our couldesac, and dont have problems, I usually woop them in races. I dont use the hand brake too often. Dont get too caught up in the mechanics of a scooter. The razors are excellent for children and young teens and the xooter is an excellent choice for adults. « Show Less
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This is the older version, but with the newer battery plug. I have the V2 and honestly, the V2 blades clip a lot when maneuvering fast. I recommend this helicopter over the V2. I have two of these and one V2. My next purchase would be another of this type.
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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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Hello! The differences are mostly cosmetic. Both toothbrushes have the same body, motor, and charger. The older model (02) is red, and comes with three face plate options and two heads (one large, one small). The newer model (07) is blue, and comes with eight face plate options but only one head (large). I actually would recommend the older model over the new, at least currently, because it's cheaper and comes with the two different brush sizes.
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ok first of all the razor pro scooter is the best ever. You could go off a ten foot drop and land it. All you have to do is really compress as you hit. The pro is bigger to. front shocks suck there heavy and fall apart. It does not matter if you weigh 166 because it is so durable.
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These are fun scooters but better for just cruising around the neighborhood. They are a lot heavier than a Razor scooter thus making them not a maneuverable at a skate park. Defiantly a good deal. I had one when I was a kid so I bought two for my kids...
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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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Hi Ana, I'm not sure that A3 is suitable. It's relatively heavy, it's metallic and 3 years old kids are so tender. I would try to find a two wheel scooter with less weight
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This is a cheaper model. It is smaller and not as soft as the other one. We bought this one first trying to save a buck and ended up buying the original as well.Once word of caution with these seats. You will need to adjust you seat down or your legs may fall asleep. Both the wife and I have to either lower the seat of put a pillow under our feet if we are on an extended ride.Hope this helps.
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I think better than the A2, but I prefer the vortec suppressor over either of the two mentioned in this post.
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Definitely go with the scooter with the t-bar that increases with height. Not the mini...the regular micro kick with tbar is one of the best and my son is tall too so it adjusts with height. It's worth every cent. It's also one if the scooters all kids use in nyc at these ages and older. It's all you see!
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As far as I know there are no other differences. I love my brushless version though, would highly recommend it over the brushed version.
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It can turn a corner better than a regukar scooter I feel. Bc the way it tilts. It is a very smooth ride. Perfect for all ages. My friends 2 year old was using it!
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Not sure did you look it up on amazon as the turbo 800 scooter thats what I did .