6KU Scooter for Kids Ages 3-5 with Flash Wheels , Kids Scooter 4 Adjustable Height, Toddler Scooter Extra-Wide PU LED Wheels, 3 Wheel Scooter for Kids for Girls & Boys Learn to Steer…

Seriously, while removing the handlebar, use a key, a marker, or anything else to push that in. br>My 5-year-old son enjoys riding the scooter because it is entertaining and illuminated. There are no complaints; just don't cross your fingers!.

Rory Mitchell

| Jul 28, 2021

My son tried it out after it was assembled in less than 30 seconds but couldn't figure out how to turn it. He’s 4. It took me a while to realize you had to lean to turn, so there's a bit of a learning curve. He learned how to walk straight the first day. On the second day, he began to turn, but he became scared and hopped off. He'd figured it out by the third day. We've had it for about two weeks now, and he's already an expert. He moves quickly and leans to turn, all while maintaining a calm demeanor. We clean the wheels after outdoor use, and he uses it all over the house, so it's the best purchase I've made for him in a long time. My hardwood floors are not harmed by them. If your children are patient, this scooter is a good choice. You will not be sorry.

Hadleigh Underwood

| Jun 17, 2021

So, I just received the scooter today, and I'm overjoyed. This is a fantastic scooter, particularly for the price; my daughter has one that a friend paid $80 for. For half the price, this one works just as well and looks just as nice; it's simple to put together (takes seconds), and my 2-year-old loves it. I like how the handlebr>Bar can be lowered to fit my two-year-old's height. I also like how the tires emit light while he's riding. This is a fantastic addition. br>Just so you're aware of the concept of folding- It's not like the razor, which you simply fold (which I despised because I couldn't fold it-- And if I did, I'd like to thank you for your time and consideration. I'd never be able to put it together. Lol. Simply remove the handle bar, and it will be held in place by a device at the bottom of the scooter. Folding in the south is easier. br>It's also very light, which is ideal for plane travel. br>I'm very pleased with my purchase.

Richard Burton

| Dec 03, 2021

It was a big hit with my 5-year-old daughter. for a period of approximately one month Then, as she was riding today, the entire front axel cracked right beneath her, causing her to face plant into the pavement. My daughter is only about 30 pounds, so we don't put a lot of weight on it or put it through a lot of punishment. I'm not sure if our scooter was defective or not, but it shouldn't have cracked under her like that. I am astounded and appalled by the poor quality. Please, please, please don't purchase this scooter!.

Santino Lynch

| Oct 16, 2021

For a variety of reasons, this scooter stands out. 21- I'm a single parent with a year of experience working in the automotive industry. br>br>40" tall, 40lb, 4-year-old test subject yr old male raccoon/human hybrid child (constantly eats and climbs everything). Reason: br>br> The old scooter belonging to Rocky Racoon was taken. Spend $10 on a bike lock, just like I did this time! br>br>HERE'S WHY THIS SCOOTER DESERVES A SECOND LOOK IF YOU'RE IN THE MARKET: br>br>HERE'S WHY THIS SCOOTER DESERVES A SECOND LOOK IF YOU'RE IN THE MARKET: br>br>I spent a lot of time researching scooters and weighing the costs versus the risks of some of the less expensive models. br>br>According to the hundreds of reviews I read prior to purchasing this one (no exaggeration), the average Chinese-American male People have complained about Amazon scooters breaking down due to the wheels coming apart or the plastic chassis/steering structure up front. br>br>Thus, when you're shopping, pay attention to THESE elements. SELECTING: br>br> br>As you narrow down your options, pay attention to how much "beef" (or material) is built into the wheels and front structure. Zoom in on the images and examine them closely; this is a good place to start to rule out the less expensive items. br>br>In order to save money, cheaper scooters use thinner, less expensive materials. Compare your savings to the cost of an ER visit if your child collides with asphalt due to the "toy's" structural failure. I'm serious. This is why you should pay close attention to the reviews. br>br>The remaining quality can only be "seen" and "felt" in person. Please do not be concerned. I've laid it out for you below. Snack on a Snickers bar. BR>BR>CONSTRUCTION: BR>BR>CONSTRUCTION: BR>CONSTRUCTION: CONSTRUCTION: CONSTR br>br>The chassis of all of these children's scooters are made of plastic or nylon composites. This is the part of the scooter that gives it stability and supports the child's weight. br>br>A plastic frame is unavoidable unless you want to spend three figures on an overbuilt kids toy, but the 6KU looks and feels as good as a composite scooter can at this price point.

. THE REASON FOR THIS IS AS FOLLOWS. 1) Adjustment of the handle bar: br>The upper handle bar post is secured by a threaded collar/sleeve, which you can tighten or loosen quickly by hand without breaking a nail or swearing. fit. br>br>All other entry-level and mid-priced scooters use the cantilever design, which can loosen or fail entirely (depending on the materials used). When the cantilever design fails, a small piece of hardware usually flies away, never to be found again. 2) The bottom-mounted quick release for the handlebar is well-made and ACTUALLY WORKS. br>br>I drive a VW GTI hatchback to transport my two children and all of our belongings. There is a limited amount of space on the planet. The ability to quickly disassemble this scooter for storage is a significant improvement. br>br>This quick release is far more comfortable than his other scooter's tiny plastic tab. PRO TIP: br>br> br>Push the release button while pushing down on the handle bar, then pull up to separate the two parts. This method does not allow for sticking or swearing. br>br>3) The steering/turning mechanism has a fantastic feel to it. I'm serious. br>The scooter it replaces felt so flimsy that we should consider ourselves lucky we never had a problem with it. This one has a nice springy feel to it. It's easier to steer and keep pointed straight when there's a return on both sides. br>br>It's like switching from a Dodge or GM vehicle in the 1990s or 2000s to a Toyota. to driving a BMW or Volkswagen straight out of the showroom and onto a freshly paved road Buttery and delectable. br>br>4) Standard skateboard bearings are used. If you ever need to replace or repair your bearings, you can do so easily on Amazon or at any skate shop. Double-sealed dimensions of 22mm x 8mm x 7mm. 5) The rear brake feels better made than other scooters. br>br>Use a 5mm Allen wrench and a beer or wine of your choice. br>br> Instead of putting your child's fate in the hands of God and a flimsy piece of plastic, it has a metal "brake pad" for durability and safety. 6) The wheels are BEEFY. As Arnold did in the early 1970s when he competed on stage. br>br>This is IMPORTANT because your children will most likely be zooming around rocky asphalt, which will punish some of the polyurethane wheels on these scooters. As previously stated, there have been numerous wheel failures on some of the scooters sold online, so buyer beware. Last but not least - CONTROL OF QUALITY : br>During the unboxing, I went over this one with a fine tooth comb, inspecting each fastener and structure. It appears to be far more durable and well-designed than my son's $40 entry-level scooter. The majority of the fasteners had been properly torqued. Mine is only a single scooter, but the assembly on this one was excellent. br>br>If you want to double-check the assembly quality, grab a small Phillips screwdriver and a 5mm Allen wrench, and you're ready to go. Is this a requirement? br>br>Is this a requirement? No. Your car's collision insurance isn't covered either. When you see a torn-up beater driving down the road with duct tape holding it together, you can tell who didn't invest in it. br>br>I apologize for the length of this letter; however, there was a lot to cover. If this one review can save you time and reluctance over the three HOURS I spent researching scooters, then I've done both of us a great service. br>br>Cheers from a career mechanic and hot rodder from TX, USA.

Laney BARLOW

| Aug 26, 2021

This scooter is a big hit with my three-year-old. She quickly picked up on how to operate it. The wheels' lights are very cool, and the quality is excellent. My 170 pound self even rode it to demonstrate a few things to her! I would strongly suggest it.

Valentina GRIFFITHS

| Sep 19, 2021

My three and five-year-old daughters absolutely adore these scooters, which I purchased for them. I let them ride them around the house until they got used to riding a scooter, and they were light enough that they didn't cause any damage when they collided with objects. We took them camping last weekend, and the light-up wheels were fantastic once it got dark, and they were tough enough to handle the bumpy roads. I like how portable and collapsible they are; it makes them very easy to transport while taking up very little room.

Kamdyn Rice

| Feb 13, 2021

This scooter has been with us for about a year. It was purchased for our 18-month-old son, who is now two years old. It has a long lifespan. It's been pushed down stairs, dropped from a second-story balcony, and left in a kiddie pool overnight, in addition to the usual wear and tear. Although some of the metal parts are rusted, the scooter runs smoothly and is used by a couple of other three-year-olds more frequently than usual. It's smooth and light, and the rider can cut nice curves on it, which isn't the case with some of the clunkier models I've seen. It's also well-built, with a good rear brake. The only issue we've had is that the handle grips come unglued when they get wet or hot, so we used construction adhesive to fix it. I highly recommend this scooter.

April Robertson

| Dec 16, 2021