The tires call for 60 psi, and i can tell you that having them inflated properly is key. Sometimes i find it hard to push up slight incline, but thats all my complaints.

The scooter is bigger than a little razor, so the deck is a little longer and wider and the handlebars are taller. You can adjust the handlebar higher than normal scooters and it locks in place. This folds easily but is still fairly bulky.

Even over the rainbow bridge. My 7 year old loves it.

Whether its for commuting or just having fun its a blasted fun scooter to have. It's sleek looking and looks great when adults are using it to commute or just get to where you need to go. Also great for cruising the neighborhood or short trips of a mi...  Read More

It's very durable and i love riding on it! My only complaint is that when i ride the scooter over even medium bumps, it scrapes the bottom. Both of them love the ride because they do not rattle.

As soon as i stop paddling, the scooter stops. While they are zooming around, i'm so slow and behind. There are two little hub components that fall out when the wheel comes out. The wheels are also wobbly, and there is slack in the steering column.

This means that even the tiniest uneven patch of concrete will either stop the scooter or scratch the bottom. Mine has been scratched from the first ride.

Ground clearance is so low, it's almost inexistent. I weigh 130 pounds and the deck touched the ground when i stood on it. I wish the clearance were 1. This rides really low to the ground.