Scooter with Pneumatic Tyres for Kids and Adults

The Best Scooters With Pneumatic Tyres

Are you looking for a scooter with air filled tyres? Air filled tyres have many advantages. They provide cushioning when riding a scooter. They absorb shocks from bumps in the road leading to a comfortable ride. They also offer traction when it's wet, so are less likely to slip around.

Pneumatic tyres are better for uneven surfaces such over cobbles. Some scooters with air filled tyres can even go off road and work well on canal paths, in woodland or over grass - this is dependent on getting the right scooter with the right tyres.

On the downside, scooters with pneumatic tyres need more maintenance than solid rubber tyres. The tyres also add weight to the scooter, meaning it's heavier to carry. Some scooters with pneumatic tyres can be harder to gain speed because the traction from the tyres means more rolling resistance.

Overall though, a scooter with pneumatic tyres is a comfortable ride that's better in the rain and on uneven pavements and terrain.

Read on for the top 10 best scooters with pneumatic tyres.

Razor A5 Commuter Scooter

The Razor A5 Commuter scooter features 200mm air filled tyres which are great for a smooth ride along pavements. They absorb shocks from cracks and bumps in the pavement so you benefit from an extremely comfortable ride. The tyres are also much better in wet and rainy conditions than rubber or plastic wheels due to the extra traction provided by the tyres.

The deck

The deck on this scooter is low to the ground. This is advantageous because your kicking leg doesn't have far to stretch to push along. This leads to a more comfortable commute. Some reviewers have pointed out that the low deck sometimes scraps on the ground if the gradient of the pavement suddenly changes. However, this is a compromise that you have to make with having the comfort of a low deck. If you're aware of where you're going, a very occasional scrap shouldn't too much of a problem!

How quick is the scooter?

The scooter is fairly speedy. A scooter with air filled tyres is not going to be as fast as wheels with solid tyres. Also air filled tyres mean you have to work harder at the beginning of your ride to get up to speed but overall the scooter is zippy for the commute. Make sure the tyres are correctly inflated to ensure you get the best speeds from your ride.

Height adjustable handlebar

There is a height adjustable handlebar which extends up to 98cm. This is fine for most adults but if you're extra tall you may find the bar a little lower than you would like.

How portable is the scooter?

The scooter is foldable and weighs 5.6kg. It's very light for a scooter with air filled wheels and most adults should certainly be able to lift it onto public transport easily.

The deck is 36cm in length. It's not the longest deck out there but fine for one foot to fit on comfortably while the other foot does the work!

The maximum rider weight for the scooter is 100kg.

Other features include a kickstand and rear fender brake.

Overall Verdict

It's hard to find a lighter scooter with air filled tyres than the Razor A5 Commuter scooter. If you're looking for something speedy, comfortable to ride and great for the commute, this is an excellent choice.

Osprey Dirt Scooter

Are you looking for a scooter to travel off road? Perhaps you need to travel along a canal path, through woodland or over grass. If so, consider a dirt scooter. Dirt scooters have air filled tyres and are designed to be ridden on off road terrain, in particular on paths where it is impossible to take a kick scooter with solid wheels.

The Osprey dirt scooter is a good choice for teenagers and adults who are looking for a scooter for off road journeys.

The Tyres

It features thick 200mm pneumatic tyres. The tyres have an 3-3.5mm anti-skid tread depth so provide a lot of traction and comfort. If you're riding over sticks, tree roots, stones and cobbles the tyres will absorb much of the shock.

Fixed Height Handlebar

The fixed handlebar height is 97cm. The handlebar isn't adjustable because the scooter is designed to withstand a lot of impact and punishment. If the handlebar could be folded or adjusted this leads to weak points in the bar which are more likely to snap under pressure.

The scooter is heavy. At 7.36kg you won't want to carry it for very long distances. If you need to go uphill on a lot of your journeys, you may need to get off and carry the scooter or push it alongside you, so this is something to take into consideration.

The stainless steel brake offers excellent stopping power whatever the terrain.

Overall Verdit

If you're looking for a scooter mainly for off road use, this is a fantastic choice.

Osprey BMX Scooter

BMX scooters are a hybrid between a bike and a scooter. They have features like hand brakes instead of a rear footbrake and the steering feels similar to that of a bike.

A Quick Ride

The Osprey BMX scooter featured has a 20 inch front wheel and a 16 inch back wheel. As the wheels are so big, the BMX scooter can go fast. This makes it a good choice for long distances. It's also good for light off road use such as scooting along woodland, canals and off road paths. However, it's too heavy for tricks and jumps!

The scooter has a height adjustable handlebar from 88cm to 96cm, so is fine for older kids, teens and adults.

It's constructed of a durable steel frame. Both wheels have calliper brakes for quick stopping.

Assembly

Some reviewers have found it hard to assemble the scooter. If you aren't used to assembling bikes you could take the scooter to a bike shop to have it assembled and factor the cost of this into the overall price. There is also a great video on YouTube showing you how to assemble the Osprey BMX scooter.

Overall Verdict

Overall the Osprey BMX scooter is competitively priced and is a good price for the quality of scooter. However, there is always an option to upgrade parts of the scooter. One reviewer upgraded the levers and brake pads.

Hudora Air 205

The Hudora Air is has 205 mm air filled tyres. There are pros and cons with the scooter.

The Pros

Firstly, it is light for a scooter with pneumatic tyres, weighing under 4kg. It's foldable so is a good option if you want to take it on public transport or have to carry it up hills.

The tyres are great for absorbing small bumps along the road in your journey.

The handlebar adjusts from 91cm to 101cm which suggests it's a good choice for teenagers and adults.

Rider Weight Capacity

The rider weight limit is just 80kg. Therefore it is probably a better choice for kids, teens and light adults. Ideally you want the handlebar to come to around waist height for the best control and comfort.

It features a kick stand but reviews suggest you need to pull this out with your hand rather than use your foot.

Overall Verdict

This is a light scooter which is great for short commutes. It's also a good option for kids. However, if you want a scooter for long commutes and/or for use by a heavier rider, look at other options.

HOMCOM Teen Kids Scooter

If you're looking for a scooter with inflatable wheels for kids, the HOMCOM is designed with kids in mind. It's recommended from age 5 years old. It's competitively price for a kid's scooter with air filled tyres.

Scooter construction

The scooter is made of steel and heavy, weighing 7.2kg. It doesn't fold, so it's not great for taking on public transport.

The handlebar can be adjusted from 75cm to 80cm. The large 12" air filled tyres ensure a comfortable ride. It can be used over a variety of different surfaces.

There are soft foam handlebars which are textured for a comfortable and secure grip.

It has dual braking, controlled by a hand brake making it easy to stop on the move. Additionally it features a wide foot deck and a kick stand.

Assembly

Some reviewers have had problems assembling the scooter especially the brakes, so it may be worth getting some help from somebody who's used to putting together a bike.

Overall Verdict

An inexpensive choice of scooter with air filled wheels for kids. Bear in mind, it's not very portable and assembly can be tricky!

SwiftyOne MK3 Scooter

The Swifty One MK3 is a top of the range scooter which is designed for adults to commute over urban terrain.

The Specifics

The 16 inch pneumatic tyres glide effortlessly over pavements and cobbled streets. You can easily pick up speed. The ride is smooth, comfortable and quick.

The scooter folds up (as shown in the picture above), which makes it easier to carry up hills, flights of stairs and on public transport. However it weighs 8.3kg which is heavy to carry for a long time.

The standard sized option suits riders between 152cm and 186cm tall. There's a tall option for riders up to 195cm. (which you can get from their on their website). The maximum rider weight is 150kg.

It features a front hand brake and a rear aluminium pedal brake for quick stopping.

Overall Verdict

The Swifty One MK3 3 is strong and durable. It comes fully assembled but it is expensive. It's a scooter that is going to last.

Bike Star Scooter For Kids

The BikeStar kick scooter is a solid scooter with 12" air filled tyes for kids which are great for bumpy paths and off road.

Age Recommendation and Height Adjustment

The age recommendation is 7 plus. The handlebar adjusts from 76cm to 90cm so it grows with kids for a long time. The official height recommendation is between 120cm to 150cm but it may last kids beyond this too. It's a solid scooter so if it's well maintained it could be passed through the generations. The maximum weight capacity is 100kg.

Weight of Scooter

The scooter weighs 7.2kg which is quite heavy to carry for a long time. It's not a good choice for use on public transport as it doesn't fold. However, if you're going uphill you can easily push it alongside you like a bike.

Assembly

The scooter is 90% assembled and Bikestar state it takes 10 minutes to put together from the box. There's an assembly video on YouTube. If you struggle with assembly and adjustment, there is the option to take it to a bike shop to have it assembled. Some people have done this.

Final Verdict

Overall, a great scooter for kids. It offers a comfortable ride, absorbing shocks and bumps from the pavement. The wheels are better for kids to use on wet surfaces rather than rubber or plastic wheels as they offer more traction.

Razor Flashback BMX Style Kick Scooter

This is a very cool looking retro inspired scooter with air filled tyres which is recommended for kids age 8 and up. It's made by Razor which are a well known brand of scooter manufacturer in the USA.

The Wheels and Handlebar

The 12" pneumatic wheels are ideal for smooth scooting over bumps in the pavement. It's not as fast as a scooter with rubber or plastic tyres but it's still quick. Plus the ride is much more comfortable and there is added traction on surfaces after it rains.

The handlebar is non-adjustable with a fixed height of 88.5cm. It should suit kids from aged 8 to 12 years old (dependant on how tall they are!) Ideally you want the scooter to come up to around waist height the best comfort. The maximum weight capacity is 100kg.

Weight of the Scooter

The scooter weighs 8.11kg so it is a heavy scooter. It doesn't fold so isn't very portable. However you can push it uphills. It's not great if kids need to carry it up steps.

The Brakes, Deck and Other Features

The scooter features hand operated caliper brakes like you would find on a bike for easy and quick stopping. It features a wide deck (measuring 12cm by 17.5cm). This gives plenty of footspace for kid's feet. Perhaps a useful addition to the scooter would be a kickstand, so you could stand this beauty up rather than lying it on the floor.

Assembly

The scooter requires some assembly. Like other scooters, if you struggle you can take it to a bike shop for help!

Overall Verdict

If you're looking for a scooter for a kid with air filled tyres that looks cool and stands out from the crowd - this is it.

Micro Classic Scooter for Adults Review

Micro Classic Scooter for Adults: A Review

Micro gifted us a Micro classic scooter for my teenage son (age 14) and myself to test drive. And we had so much fun!

It gave us the opportunity to give the Micro Classic a thorough review. Read on to find out everything you need to know about this scooter, including what we liked, what we didn’t and who this scooter is best for.

Key Features of the Micro Classic

Large Wheels

On opening the box, the first thing my husband wanted to know is why are the wheels so big. The answer is that larger wheels go faster with less effort. The Classic’s wheels are an impressive 200mm. This is awesome when scooting, as you need fewer kicks to get the Micro Classic up to speed. You go much quicker than on a scooter with smaller wheels. The large wheels also glide over the bumps and cracks in the pavement easily giving a comfortable ride.

The wheels are made of high quality polyurethane (PU) which roll along extremely smoothly. You don’t have to worry about punctures. Bigger wheels mean more polyurethane, so they last a lot longer than their smaller counterparts.

Foldable

The scooter is quick to fold! Just lift the lever and push two buttons on either side of the scooter to fold. I did find folding the scooter a little tricky at first. It would be easier if there was just one button to press when you folded it or if you could do the folding action with your foot.

Having said this, once I got used to folding it, it became easy and didn’t take any time at all. It’s just a case of finding the knack! A folding scooter is very handy if you need to lift it onto a bus, up some steps or in the car boot.

Low Deck

The deck measures about 5cm from the ground of the floor. It’s important to have a low deck on a kick scooter as the further your kicking leg has to reach down to the floor to push along, the harder you have to work. The Micro classic does a good job of having a low deck without it being too low. Some scooters have such low decks, they scrape bumps in the pavement, which can be dangerous if you’re going quickly. The Micro’s deck is high enough to avoid any scrapes and low enough to give a comfortable ride.

How Does it Feel to Ride the Micro Classic Scooter?

Fun is the first word that comes to mind! Speedy and smooth also sum up the riding experience. If you want a scooter for your commute, it’s a superb choice.

It takes a few kicks to get up some momentum, but then it’s an effortless ride. The Micro can pick up some speed, especially going down a slope. There’s no rattling. You can feel the high quality build of the scooter when riding it. It feels easy to control. I enjoyed resting the top of my kicking foot at an angle on the back of the deck and rolling along between pushes.

My teenage son loved it! He has ridden many scooters in his time and he complimented the Micro for being smooth and fast. He uses it for trips to the local shop and when lockdown is over, it will be great transport to get to his friend’s houses.

If you’re using the scooter for the first time, make sure you practice using the brake before getting up to speed. It can surprise you how fast you’re going when you suddenly need to stop! Luckily the rear foot brake is big, easy to use and very responsive.

Who’s the Micro Classic Best For?

This is a brilliant scooter for teenagers and adults. The telescopic handlebar adjusts to any height between 73cm to 102cm. This means there is a suitable height setting for all four of our family from my 9 year old son (who is 4'4") to my husband (who is 6’ 1”). My husband had it on the highest setting and it was perfectly sized for him. Incidentally, my husband also loved whizzing around on the Classic.

It is an ideal scooter for commutes to work, college or school. Fold it to take on the bus or train. The folded dimensions are 74cm x 12.7cm x 30cm so it’s possible to store this under a desk at work.

It’s also an excellent choice for adults who want to scoot alongside their kids on the school run or at the park. Teenagers will love the speed and the fun factor.

It weighs 4.7kg. This is fine to lift onto public transport, in the car boot or to carry up a flight of stairs. I folded it and carried it for a while on our test drive to see how heavy it was. I could carry it for a fair while (about 5 minutes while walking) but you wouldn’t want to carry it for a long time unless you’re super strong.

Other things to know

The Deck

The deck is wide and has plenty of foot space. It measures 41cm in width and 12.7cm in length. I had enough space for one foot and to rest my kicking foot at an angle in between pushing along. There was also plenty of space for my husband’s size 11 foot.

Kickstand

I love a kickstand on a scooter. It makes it easy to store in a garage, shed or bike stand. One small gripe with the kickstand is that although I could push it back in with my foot, I had to use my hand to pull the kickstand out. It would be even better if you could operate it fully with your foot.

Grips

The grips are often overlooked when choosing a scooter. It’s not until you ride a scooter you realise how important they are. You don’t want cheap, flimsy grips that rub on your hands. This isn’t the case with the Micro Classic. The grips on the Micro feel soft, thick and comfortable while riding.

Handlebar

The handlebar was a breeze to adjust. Simply pull out the lever, move the handlebar to the required height and push the lever back in again.

What I’d love to see is a carry strap included with the Micro classic. We had to go up quite a steep muddy incline on our travels, so it would have been brilliant to transport the classic with a carry strap once folded. The good news is you can purchase these separately from Micro to use with their classic scooter, so it doesn’t need to be a problem.

What Else Do I Like about the Micro Classic?

The brilliant thing about Micro scooters is that all their parts are repairable and replaceable. This means you can keep the scooter on the road and out of the landfill for a long time.

Yes, the initial outlay can be expensive compared to some other scooter brands. But whereas a cheaper brand will be off the road in a year or two, you can repair or replace parts on the classic keeping it going for years. This is better both for the environment and for your wallet. All the replacement parts are available to purchase on the micro website.

Alternatives to the Micro Classic

If you are looking for a scooter for commuting it's worth being aware of alternatives and the unique features they offer so you can make an informed decision.

Scooters with suspension

Scooters with suspension offer an even more comfortable ride as the suspension absorbs the shocks and bumps from the pavement. Suspension is good if you’re scooting on rough terrain such as on bumpy paths. The downside of suspension is that it adds extra weight to the scooter. Not so great if you need to lift it up steps or carry it for part of a commute. Scooters with suspension are also more expensive.

If you think you’d suit a scooter with suspension, check out the Micro Suspension Scooter

Scooters with air Filled Tyres

As stated earlier, the Micro Classic has high quality PU tyres rather than air filled tyres. I prefer PU tyres on a commuter scooter for many reasons. Firstly, you don’t have to worry about punctures. Secondly, they offer a smooth glide. Scooters with air filled tyres are heavier, which again isn’t great if you need to carry your scooter. They are often slower too.

The good thing about air filled tyres is that they offer a more cushioned ride, absorbing more of the shocks and bumps from the pavement. They also offer more grip on wet surfaces and you can ride them more easily on rough terrain.

Lighter and Smaller Scooters

I love that the Micro Classic has amazing, large wheels for a fast ride. However, scooters with big wheels weigh more and are bigger when folded. If you want a smaller, lighter and more compact scooter, look for options with smaller wheels such as the Micro Speed. The Speed’s 145mm wheels still enable a quick ride but it’s lighter to carry and more compact when folded.

Smaller scooters can be better if you need to pick them up and walk with them during a commute or if you need to carry them up a flight of stairs or a steep hill.

Overall Verdict on the Micro Classic

We loved the Micro Classic. If you’re looking for a high quality, large wheeled scooter for fun or a quick and comfortable commute, it’s difficult to go wrong. Smooth and fast. Durable and strong. It’s going to last a long time if it’s looked after. It's truly an excellent kick scooter for teenagers and adults alike.

You can buy the Micro Classic scooter direct from their website. It comes in white and black. There's also the option to personalise the grip tape.

If you're still not convinced, this video from Micro shows the scooter in action.

Razor A5 Air Scooter Review

Specifications at a glance

Feature	Razor A5 Air
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Price	Check Price on amazon
Handlebars (height adjustment)	Adjustable
Wheels	200m pneumatic
Deck Size	34cm(l)
Scooter Weight	5.6kg
Max Rider Weight	100kg 17.5 stone
Foldable	Yes
Brake	Rear Fender Brake
Bearings	ABEC-5
Other Features	Kickstand

What's the Ride Like On the Razor A5 Air?

There is a lot to like when riding the Razor A5 Air. Overall, you will get a comfortable and quiet experience. It's also robust, well built, foldable and portable. However, there are a few niggles.

Wheels

The unique feature of the Razor A5 Air is, of course, the wheels. The scooter is fitted with a pair of 200mm 60PSI pneumatic tires. The air-filled wheels have many advantages. Pneumatic tyres always offer a more comfortable ride with better shock absorption. You won't feel the bumps, cracks and gravel on the pavement. It offers similar comfort to the tyres on a bike.

The tyres also work better on wet surfaces. Whereas urethane wheels may skid and slid on wet pavements, the air filled tyres on the Razor Air will not.

Unfortunately, there are a few downsides. Firstly, air filled tyres will require some maintenance. For best performance ensure they are correctly inflated. The wheels also tend to need significantly more kick power to get up to the speed of a scooter with urethane tyres. In a nutshell, Razor A5 is slower than similar-sized scooters with urethane wheels. Therefore if you're looking for a scooter that will whizz from a to b, there are probably better choices. The Razor air rates better for comfort over speed.

Deck

The deck measures 340mm in length and is very low to the ground. The main advantage of this is that your leg has less to move down to reach the ground and kick the scooter along. This can lead to a more comfortable ride compared to a scooter with a higher deck and your kicking foot doesn't have to reach as far.

However, some reviewers have found that the deck is a little too low to the ground in some circumstances. There isn't a lot of ground clearance when going over bumps which can scrap the bottom of the scooter deck which can halt your ride rather quickly and send you flying! If you're likely to be scooting on pavements which have lots of bumps and ramps it's not ideal.

Generally, scooters with air filled tyres will handle harsher terrain well. However, the low deck Razor A5 Air scooter may get caught on bumps on uneven terrain, which makes it a better choice for flat pavements. There are definitely better dirt scooters if you want to go off-road.

Anti Rattle Mechanism

A feature you will really like on the Razor Air is the anti-rattle folding mechanism. This stops the rattling when riding around, which means a quieter (and frankly less annoying!) ride.

Portability

How portable is the Razor A5 Air?

You can easily fold the scooter which is great when you need to put it in the car and for storage.

It weighs about 5.6kg, which isn't the lightest of scooters but that is to be expected as the air-filled tyres will always add a bit of extra weight to the scooter. Having said this, it shouldn't be a problem to pick up and carry to take on public transport or carry for short distances.

Razor A5 Lux Scooter Review

Who's It For?

The Razor age recommendation is 8 years and up. Kids, teens and adults can all use this scooter. It can and has been used by many people for daily commutes but it's not suitable for every adult. If you are on the taller side, it may be worth checking out the Razor A6 instead as the handlebar extends up to 106cm.

There's also a maximum weight capacity of 220Ibs (100kg).

Handlebar

The handlebar extends up to 97cm. This is fine for most adults, but as previously said if you want something taller, check out the Razor A6 as it's handlebar extends quite a few cms higher.

The quick release handlebar adjustment works well enabling riders to adjust the height quickly and easily. You can adjust the handlebar within the height range to any point and make it the perfect height for your size.

Footplate

The footplate is big enough for most adults to fit one foot on the board at a time. Experienced riders will be able to change over feet while riding. And you can rest the non pushing foot on the side of the deck slightly when you are cruising if you wish.

Some people may find the footplate a bit too narrow, especially if their feet are on the larger side. However, it's worth bearing in mind that larger decks can make it easier for the kicking foot to catch on the footplate while scooting, which can be annoying and may hurt!

What's the Ride Like?

First, the big positive is the extra large wheels. The 200mm (8") polyurethane wheels ensure a quick and smooth ride. The wheels are larger than on standard sized scooters which makes the A5 great for commutes and longer rides. Bigger wheels get you where you want to go faster and with less effort. Fewer kicks are needed to travel further.

The bigger wheels are also less likely to get stuck in cracks and bumps in the road. This ensures a smoother and more comfortable ride compared with scooters with a smaller sized wheel.

The deck is just 2.5" off the ground which is very low. This can be very advantageous as it means that the kicking leg doesn't need to bend as deep when you are kicking, making the ride more comfortable. However, sometimes, the bottom of the deck can be scrapped. Be careful when you are going over speed bumps and the like.

Perhaps one of the major criticisms of the A5 Lux is that it can be noisy. There is rattling as you ride, which can be distracting for some. Something to bear in mind.

Another disadvantage is that it's not great in the rain. It can feel slippery as the wheels don't offer much traction on wet roads. So you will need to go slower for safety and allowing more stopping time in wet conditions.

The foam grips offer comfort when you are riding. They should be fine for most adult hands, although some adults with bigger hands may prefer foam grips which are slightly larger.

Like most scooters, the A5 features a rear fender brake which is very good. Just press on the brake on the back wheel to slow down. Another method of slowing down is just to use one of your feet to stop. You have both options, so use the one which feels more intuitive and comfortable on your ride.

What about Portability

The A5 Lux scores highly on portability. It's easy to fold and is fairly compact when folded given the large 8" wheels. Additionally, the handlebars can be folded down for compact storage.

It's also light to carry weighing just 8.38lbs or 3.83kg. Razor have done a good job of creating a big wheel scooter that isn't too heavy.

Many big wheels scooters can be quite heavy due to the larger size and extra weight of the wheels. Heavier scooters are more cumbersome to pick up and take on public transport. The A5 Lux overcomes this problem, being both light and has big wheels which can be considered a rare combination in a scooter. This makes it a good choice if you do need to take it on a bus or a train.

Price

The great thing about the Razor A5 Lux is that for a good quality big wheel scooter, it is extremely competitive in price. Generally, you can always pick this up for under £90. Yes, you can get scooters that offer more traction with air filled wheels. You can also get scooters with bigger wheels and handlebars which will extend higher. But you will pay more for the extra features.

If you're looking for a light commuter or fun filled, big wheel scooter which is foldable with an adjustable handlebar, it's hard to compete with the Razor A5 Lux on price. You may find cheaper big wheel scooters but it's likely you will be compromising on quality or features such as how heavy it is to carry.

The Razor A5 Lux has been around for many years, so it's really stood the test of time.

Specifications at a glance

Feature	Razor A5 Lux
Scooter Pic
Price	Check Price on amazon
Handlebars (height adjustment)	75 - 97 cm
Wheels	200mm polyurethane
Deck Size	32cm x10.5cm
Scooter Weight	3.83kg
Max Rider Weight	100kg
Foldable	Yes
Brake	Rear Fender Brake
Bearings	ABEC-5
Deck Height (from ground)	6cm
Other Features	Kickstand

Overall Verdict

If you're looking for a reasonably priced commuter scooter from a reputable brand, it's very hard to go wrong with the Razor A5 Lux. It offers a smooth, quick ride and is extremely portable being lightweight with an easy to fold handlebar. The low deck and adjustable handlebar ensure the ride is comfortable for each rider. It's durable and retails at an excellent price point.

Having said this, the A5 Lux is certainly not for everyone. It won't be the right choice for taller and heavier teens and adults who are over 100kg. You may also prefer a scooter that works better on wet surfaces such as the A5 Air which has air filled wheels. And there are most certainly scooters with quieter rides. However, any extra features need to be balanced out with the price you pay. Some of the downsides may bother some riders but will not matter to others.

Overall, it's certainly a well thought out big wheel scooter and most older kids, teens and adults will absolutely love it.

Best BMX Scooters for Kids and Adults

What is a BMX Scooter?

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A BMX scooter is a hybrid between a bike and a scooter. Essentially what you get is a strong, durable kick scooter with hand controlled brakes and large pneumatic tyres. They are brilliant for off-road terrain. Air-filled tyres offer cushioning on uneven roads for a comfortable ride.

Some BMX scooters are durable and light enough to perform jumps and tricks on dirt paths. They can be a lot of fun on weekend adventures.

BMX scooters work well on grass, canal paths, cobbled paths, dirt paths and generally anywhere where there are bumps and more difficult riding conditions. Constructed out of stronger materials, they can withstand extra punishment from more difficult conditions. However, they are heavier than a traditional kick scooter.

Who Should Go for a BMX Scooter?

If you want a versatile scooter that can be ridden on streets as well as rough terrain - a BMX scooter will be ideal. However, they are not designed to be extremely portable. Yes, they can be lifted onto public transport or put in the boot of a large car. But they can't be folded down and are heavier with much larger wheels than a scooter designed for urban kicking.

Remember the BMX bikes of the 1980s and how kids of all ages would use them for wheelies and jumps. Many BMX scooters of the 2020s also offer the capacity of a few tricks, some even have 360 degree handlebars. You can learn some moves and impress your friends.

There are lots of BMX scooters available for both kids and adults. Find a selection of the best ones to suit different ages and budgets.

Osprey BMX Adult Scooter

The Osprey is a solid bmx scooter designed to have both the manoeuvrability of a scooter and the all-terrain coverage of a bike. In other words, this scooter will easily handle off-road terrain, rolling easily over grass and other paths. Use it for a fun off-road jaunt. It also works well for commutes and journeys with challenging terrain along the way.

So, who is this scooter for? Osprey has tried to cover all ages, kids from age 5 plus as well as teens and adults. Does it work for all of them? Well, the minimum handlebar height is 88cm which will be too high for a 5 year old but will accommodate older kids without a problem. The top handlebar setting is 96cm so it will work also for some adults. But if you're on the taller side you will have to stoop when riding which won't be very comfortable. So smaller adults, yes - taller adults will want something with a higher handlebar.

The maximum weight capacity is 100kg which should work well for most adults who are in the right height range.

The scooter is well designed, strong and durable. It features a 20 inch large spoke front wheel and a 16 inch spoke rear wheels. The wheels have a strong grip and are ideal for off road. Front and rear caliper brakes offer quicker stopping power than other scooters. The high quality steel frame and deck is built to last. There is also a handy kickstand to keep it upright when stationary

The general consensus is that assembly is a nightmare, especially if you're not used to building bikes and scooters. However, there is a very helpful assembly video that Osprey have on Amazon and Youtube. Another alternative is to pay for a bike shop to do the hard work and factor this into the price.

Overall, if you can get over the assembly issues, the Osprey BMX scooter is a decent off road scooter which offers good value for the price.

Bike Star Kick Scooter

The Bikestar is an all terrain scooter for kids aged 7 plus who measure between approximately 120 to 15ocm. This is a solid scooter which has received rave reviews from parents and carers. And there really is a lot to like about the Bike Star. The steel tube framework is strong and sturdy and it's finished with a glittering metallic paint.

It's 12" (30.5cm) wheels on quality rims can handle woodland rides, rough ground and grass as well as smooth surfaces.

Who's the scooter for?

This scooter is very much designed for kids in every aspect. The height adjustable handlebar will grow with kids and can be adjusted from 76cm to 90cm. The handbrake is suitable for children. Young kids can offer struggle with a handbrake at first as they tend to be quite big and hard for smaller hands to control. However, with a bit of practice, the Bike Star's handbrake is easy for young kids to use.

The Bikestar is also quite light in comparison to other scooters with air filled tyres. It weighs just 7.2kg. - yes that's much heavier than most rubber wheeled kick scooters but a lot lighter than other kick scooters with pneumatic wheels. A lighter scooter will be easier for young kids to handle and control.

Additionally, the skid proof footboard gives kids the confidence to ride safely.

The maximum weight capacity of the scooter is 100kg, so even though the handlebars may be low older kids, teens and adults under the weight limit can have a go.

How Quickly Can You Assemble the Scooter?

Bikestar say the assembly can be done in 10 minutes with 90% of the assembly completed out of the box. Be aware you will need your own tools. It may be easy for people who are confident in assembling bikes and scooters but it likely to be more difficult if you aren't. There is an assembly video you can watch over on amazon that will help.

To sum up, this really is an amazing well-built, BMX style scooter for young kids. It's a perfectly designed and durable all terrain scooter for children with a super smooth and comfortable ride. 5 stars!

Swifty Air Scooter

If you're an adult looking for the creme de la creme of scooters for difficult terrain, the Swifty air scooter is just amazing. It isn't cheap but it's tough and has a superb design. Its light and will handle off road riding including canal paths, roads, streets, sandy coastal paths and dirt trails.

Who's it for?

The Swifty is for adults. It will accommodate riders up to 6' (182cm) with riser bars available for 6'2" (188cm). The weight capacity goes up to 150kg, which is much more than the load capacity of standard kick scooters.

This is a scooter that has been designed with maximum strength and durability in mind but at 8.9gk it's also light enough to carry when you need to. Athletic riders could carry it uphill over the shoulder for a downhill trek. Swifty has had riders test the air scooter on mountains, rather impressively blasting down the rocky paths of Mount Snowdon. This thing can certainly take a lot of punishment.

You can use the scooter for commuting, going to the shops and weekend off road adventures. Having said this, if you're just looking for a light, portable commuter scooter for city streets there are lighter options that can fold and will do the job better.

The Swifty has 16-inch pneumatic wheels that are built for fast all terrain riding. The wheelsets are strong which makes them suitable for tough terrain.

If you're an adult looking for a scooter to push your riding to limit with off road trails, jumps and dirt riding, look no further - the Swifty air is the scooter for you.

Xootz BMX Scooter for Kids

The Xootz BMX scooter is designed specifically for kids with an age recommendation of 6 plus. The scooter has a weight capacity of 50kg and a top handlebar height of 84cm so it should accommodate the majority of kids up to around 10.

So why would you choose the Xootz BMX?

It's perfect if you want a scooter for uneven terrain. Perhaps the paths aren't smooth near you or you need to go over gravel, a dirt path or other tricky terrain on the school run. The large pneumatic wheels will offer a cushioned ride, and roll over the bumpy terrain where smaller wheeled scooters would get stuck. It's also a fab scooter for exploring the outdoors, ideal for young adventurers.

What about size and weight?

The scooter is large and heavier than most kick scooters for kids, weighing 8.5kg. It's fine to lift when you need to but you don't want to be carrying it around for long periods. It's not the scooter you want if portability is a required feature. You can't fold it. It measures 123 x 64 x 84cm, so you may get it in the boot of a car or you may not, depending on your car size. The front wheel is 16" and the back wheel is 12".

And the brakes?

The Xootz features front and back caliper brakes, so it's easy to stop when needed. Many kids will prefer the hand controlled brakes of the Xootz.

One of the criticisms of the scooter is that the paintwork scratches easily so don't expect it to stay pristine. However, it is a scooter for the rugged outdoors so maybe the look will fit in with the purpose of the scooter.

Overall, if you're looking for a decent BMX scooter for kids this will tick the boxes.

Mongoose Expo Scooter

Mongoose is a US brand which is popular over in America and in the UK too. The Expo is Mongoose's all terrain offering to kids and teens. If kids are fed up with a scooter which gets stuck in the cracks on the pavement and want something that can handle dirt tracks and other tricky terrains this does the job!

It features 12 inches air tires which perform well when riding on paved and unpaved surfaces. Bmx bike style alloy caliper hand brakes offer confident speed control.

What is the Age Recommendation?

There are internet reviews of adults riding the Expo and whilst it can accommodate riders who weigh up to 100kg (220lbs), it's handlebars will sit too low for most adults to ride comfortably for long periods.

The scooter sits at 85cm (33.5") high which in my opinion will be fine for most kids around the 6 to 11 year age group (although there are reviews of some older teens ride this thing as well). The bars can be adjusted by 3" but you will need a 14 mm open-end wrench to do this. There is a stem nut that loosens a head stem quill. Pull bars up and retighten, there is a max height position stamped in the stem. The instruction booklet gives detailed steps on how to adjust the height if you need to do it.

Bear in mind that the scooter is heavier than standard kick scooters at 9kg (20lbs), this means that younger, smaller kids may find the heavier weight a little harder to manoeuvre.

Assembly is fairly straightforward with brake cables probably being the most difficult part to assemble. The owners manual is brilliant and provides written information and diagrams for building, maintaining and adjusting the scooter. If you do struggle, you can always pay a bike shop to do it for you.

How does it ride?

The fat, smooth air filled tyres are great for a comfortable ride. They absorb all the imperfections in the road easily and work well on all kinds of terrains such as grass and hiking trails too.

With sturdy and solid construction, the scooter feels durable to ride. It goes quick enough. Additionally, the front wheel turns 360 degrees which means it's fab to try a few tricks on as well. Older kids will enjoy having a go at a wheelie or small jump. It is heavier than a stunt scooter, so you can't really go flying with this thing. If kids want to go on the skate park, I'd go for a dedicated stunt scooter. But for trying a few fun things on some trails it's great.

Perhaps one of the biggest complaints is that the braking could be stronger. Many kids will slow down with their feet, but this could be a deal breaker if you're trying to decide between this scooter and another one.

One other small gripe, there isn't a kickstand but this isn't a problem if you don't mind laying it flat for storage.

The overall verdict? It's a decent off road scooter for kids with a lovely, comfortable smooth ride. It's fun to ride especially if you're willing to have a go at a few tricks. But you will need to forgive the subpar braking capability and rely on slowing down before you stop.

Homcom Pink or Black Air Filled Tyres Scooter

If you're looking for a pink BMX style scooter, the Homcom comes is the right colour and it also comes in black if your prefer. But what else does it offer in terms of off road capability?

Who can ride this scooter?

The scooter has an age recommendation of age 5 plus to adult. Personally, I think for there are better choices for 5, 6 and 7 year olds as the lowest handlebar height is 92cm which is quite high for a child. However, it should accommodate most adults as the handlebar extends up to 100cm. The maximum weight capacity is 100kg.

What's it like to ride?

The 16 inch front tyre and 12" rear tyre give a smooth, comfortable ride. You won't need to worry about potholes and bumps in the road. The large wheels roll smoothly and will get you to your destination quickly and easily. It can handle twigs, stones and cracks effortlessly. It manages uneven terrain but you may find that the hand grips aren't the most comfortable for the impacts off-road riding. The V type front and rear brakes aren't the highest quality but decent for the money you pay

Assembly

You're going to need to spend some time assembling the scooter as it arrives flat packed and the instructions aren't the best, so if you're a novice at assembling scooters and bikes you may need some help putting this together.

Overall Verdict

If you're looking for a scooter to handle the uncomfortable terrain on a school run or short journeys, it does the job well. If you're looking for a scooter to soak up the punishment of lots of off road riding, you probably want to look into another option. Comparing this scooter to the Swifty air is unfair as the price difference is great but you can see how the Swifty has really been put through its paces when designed and tested.

Overall, it's a decent scooter for the price but it lacks the quality finish that you will find on a more expensive option.

Razor Flashback BMX Style Kick Scooter

This bright retro inspired BMX scooter is made by Razor which are a well known scooter brand based in the US. The unique colours of the scooter are sure to make kids stand out from the crowd.

Age Recommendation

The scooter has fixed handlebars which are 88.5cm high from the floor to the ground. The scooter is recommended for kids from aged 8 and up. It's probably best for the 8 to 12 age group.

The Ride

12" wheels offer a smooth ride over pavements soaking up the bumps and cracks along the ride. There's minimal rolling resistance. It won't go as fast as Razor scooters with rubber or plastic tyres but it's still pretty speedy. It's a good scooter for kids who require extra stability.

The deck measures 12cm by 44.5cm so there is plenty of footspace for kids feet. There's full surface grip tape to prevent sliding and slipping.

The scooter has hand controlled brakes like you would find on a bike.

Assembly

The scooter requires some assembly. If you're not used to assembling bikes, the brakes can be a hard to assemble. It may be worth getting it assembled in a bike shop if you struggle.

If you're looking for a bright retro inspired option from a well known brand - this is an excellent choice.

Razor E Prime Electric Scooter Review

Razor E-Prime Electric Scooter

The Razor E Prime ticks a lot of boxes. It's affordable, lightweight, portable, fun to ride and is perfect for short distances.

It's quick and nippy. Whizz around with top speeds of up to 15mph.

It's aimed at teenagers and adults aged 14 years and up.

The maximum weight limit of 80kg (12 and a half stone) means that it won't accommodate everybody.

But if you're under the weight limit and looking for an electric scooter for a short urban commute or a fun ride, this could be the right choice for you.

Speed

The Razor E Prime has a nippy top speed of 15mph which is similar to many other electric scooters.

A kick start is required to engage the motor. You'll need to get going to around 3mph which isn't very difficult to do. Once you get going the scooter has decent and smooth acceleration and riding it on smooth paths is a breeze.

The speed is controlled with a thumb-activated paddle control. Once the motor is engaged just use your thumb to press down on the black paddle control for variable speed acceleration. Push it right down to reach the top speeds of 15 mph.

Foldability and Portability

Weighing just 9.8kg, this electric scooter is very light compared to it's counterparts. It's still not light enough to carry for long periods of time. But if you need to carry it up some stairs, onto a bus or train or lift into the boot of the car, it's not a problem!

The E Prime is easy to fold too. When folded, it measures just 86x 36 x 46cm. This means it's one of the best electric scooters to store under a desk at work or keep in the boot of a car.

Razor also boasts that it features their anti-rattle folding technology, and the scooter does certainly feel solid.

Design and Build

A strong but lightweight aluminum frame gives the E-prime a solid, durable feel.

There are also some nice design features on the Razor E-Prime which contribute to a comfortable ride for the rider.

Firstly the deck is extra long and extra wide measuring 42.5cm by 14cm. This enables most riders to ride with both feet on the deck when needed.

The low deck makes the ride feel more comfortable and stable, especially when turning corners and on the kick start. It also means you can even stop the scooter with your feet if you're not going too quickly (don't do this at high speed though!).

The slim design of the scooter makes it a good choice for navigating tight spaces as well.

Charge Time and Battery Life

Expect to spend approximately 4 hours charging the battery. Although this isn't a bad charge time, with a run time of up to 40 minutes, it could be that you have to charge the scooter quite frequently if you use it on a daily basis.

Bear in mind that battery life will be affected by many factors. If you use the scooter full out at the top speed you will obviously run the battery down more quickly. But rider weight and the terrain on which you are riding can impact the length of battery life too.

The scooter features a 5 stage LCD battery indicator, so you can anticipate when the battery is getting low and you need to charge it.

And one really useful thing about the scooter is that you can ride it as a normal kick scooter if the battery does run down.

Quality of the Ride

The Razor E-Prime features airless rubber 8 inch tyres. These are ideal for riding on smooth pavements and other smooth surfaces.

One of the downsides of the scooter is the ride quality isn't optimal on imperfect surfaces. The lack of suspension means that vibrations from bumps, cracks and potholes in the road will very much be transferred to the rider. And if you ride on cobbles or the like, expect to feel it. It can handle these kinds of roads, but it isn't pleasant. If you're likely to be travelling on bumpy surfaces a lot, you really want to choose an electric scooter with suspension.

Electric scooters with suspension do offer a much more comfortable ride and will absorb the shocks and impact from the road much more. However, generally these scooters are more expensive and they tend to add more weight to the scooter too. So, having suspension is a feature you may be happy to forgo, especially if you're not prepared to compromise on price and you want an exceptionally light scooter.

Overall Verdict

The Razor E Prime electric scooter certainly isn't for everyone. However, it is ideal for many teens and adults who are under the 80kg weight capacity.

It has many plus points. It won't break the bank but delivers a quick ride which is ideal for short journeys.

It's perfect for many situations. A quick trip to the corner shop. A couple of miles to commute to work. Or perhaps a zippy finish for that last mile once you've got off the train. Saving many commuters time and money.

And if you're looking for something that's just fun, it's great for that too.

Specifications at a glance

Feature	Razor E Prime Electric Scooter

Price	Check Price on amazon
Age Recommendation	14 plus
Max Speed	15mph (25 km/h)
Max Rider Weight`	80kg
Weight of scooter	9.8kg
Wheels	8" rubber tyres
Foldable	Yes
Brake	Electronic with thumb-activated paddle and manual rear fender.
Battery Life	Up to 40 minute run time
Charge Time	Approx 4 hours
Scooter Folded Dimensions	86cm x 36cm x 46cm
Scooter Dimensions	102cm x 46.2cm x 103cm
Kickstand	Yes, retractable

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it legal to use the electric on the Road?

Currently, UK legislation means it's illegal to ride an electric scooter on the road or pavement, being only legal on private roads. However, this legislation dates back to 1835 and the government is currently set to run trials of electric scooters rental in cities which could lead to an overhaul of UK laws in the near future.

Other countries have their own regulations regarding e-scooters so it's worth checking out where you live what the regulations are before purchase.

Is it okay to ride this scooter on wet roads?

In short, the answer is no. It's not advised to ride the scooter in or near any water.

Can you use this scooter as a manual / kick scooter?

Yes, the Razor E Prime can be used as a kick scooter. This is especially advantageous if the battery runs out.

Can you attach a carry strap?

Unfortunately, it's not possible to attach a carry strap to the scooter.

Micro Merlin Electric Scooter Review

Speed

The Merlin has an impressive top speed of 15mph which is similar to other scooters in this price range.

What sets it apart is it has 4 different speed modes which you can adjust according to the purpose of your journey. The speed modes are:

1.) Pedestrian mode
Pedestrian mode mimics the walking speed of adults which is about 4mph. It's ideal when there are a lot of people around.

2.) Eco mode
The speed on eco mode is 10mph. Use this mode when you want to maximise the battery life. It allows you to optimise distance above speed. Ideal for longer commutes.

3.) Standard mode
This is the best choice for cruising. It's the mode you are most likely to use for the majority of the time. The top speed is 15mph.

4.) Sports mode
Sports mode will give you a bit of extra power. It's ideal when climbing steep inclines and also has a maximum speed of 15mph. It uses more battery power so it's important to turn it off when you are on flat ground.

Additionally, the Merlin has the option of cruise control so you can set the speed you want and not have to worry about pushing the throttle for the whole ride. Just lean back (not literally of course) and enjoy!

Foldability and Portability

One area where the Merlin excels is portability. Weighing just over 11kg (25 pounds), it's one of the lightest electric scooters out there making it easy to pick up and carry. As it quickly folds, it's an ideal electric scooter if you need to take it on public transport or throw it in the boot of a car.

Additionally, being so lightweight makes the scooter easier to manoeuvre and control.

There are three positions in which you can fold the Merlin. Fully folded, upright and camel mode.

What is camel mode, I hear you ask. Camel mode is a partially folded position which allows the Merlin to stand up without a kickstand as seen in the picture below.

The Merlin scooter in camel mode

It's easy to fully fold the Merlin. Just engage the blue foot button with your foot whilst giving the handlebars a slight push forward.

Additionally, the handlebars fold down. This is very helpful for storage. The Merlin is a brilliant choice if you need something that will fit into a tight space, perhaps under a desk. The folded dimensions are 95 x 15 x 35cm.

LCD Display and Controls

The LCD display is easy to read at a glance and sits between the two handles. The display will tell you the details you need to know to optimise your ride. They include your speed, battery life, how far you've travelled and even the outside temperature.

Just beneath the LCD screen are three buttons. The power button (far right), the odometer button (in the middle) and the headlights (far left). These are easy to toggle with your thumb.

The accelerator is to the right of the power button and the electric brake is on the left of the headlight button.

Charge Time and Battery Life

One thing that we really like about this scooter is it has a super quick charge time of just 3 hours. This means you could potentially charge it during the work day so it will be fully charged for the ride home. And if your battery is at 25% it will take just 1 hour to fully recharge.

Impressively, the scooter has a range of up to 15 miles. However, do bear in mind that the range will be affected by conditions such as whether you are travelling up inclines, the weight of the rider and the conditions of the roads you are riding on.

As already mentioned you can see the battery level indicator on the LCD screen. Please note that to get the most accurate battery level reading it's important to stop the scooter moving and stand it still.

When you receive your scooter it won't be fully charged and you will need to fully charge the battery before using the scooter for the first time.

Wheels and Suspension

The Merlin features solid rubber wheels. The advantage of rubber wheels is that riders don't have to worry about punctures.

The downside is that pneumatic tyres are better at giving traction on wet surfaces (so will be better if it has rained). Bear in mind, that it isn't recommended to ride most electric scooters when it's raining.

Pneumatic tyres also tend to absorb the bumps and shocks from the road better.

However, what the Merlin does have to add comfort to the ride is integrated dual suspension. The suspension will make a huge difference in comparison to scooters which don't have it. It ensures a smooth ride and will help absorb and reduce the shock from any bumps along the journey translating into a comfortable, smooth ride.

Braking

Another innovative feature to assist your ride is the smart regenerative braking. Basically each time your brake, the energy is poured back into the battery to add to the battery life. The braking is on both the front and rear wheels. So each time your brake, you will get a small charge to your battery.

You can engage the brake using the electric brake by the left handlebar or use the foot brake. The red tail lights become brighter when you engage the brake with either of these methods.

The brake is very responsive and can stop you quite abruptly. Therefore it's a good idea to practise using the brake at slow speeds when you first get the scooter.

More Features

Automatic Lights

Another unique feature is the automatic lights. There is both a front and rear LED light which will come on automatically when the light outdoors becomes dim. So you don't have to think about when to put on your lights or worry about pulling over to do so.

Hand Grips

Micro are well known for their attention to detail and high quality and this can be seen via the handgrips. The handgrips are one of your main points of contact with your scooter and it's important they are comfortable and hardwearing. The contoured rubber grips are designed for long lasting comfort while riding and your hands will thank you for it.

Adjustable Handlebar

The handlebar can be adjusted to your optimum height. It's easy to do. There is a lever at the front. Push to release fully and adjust to the desired position. There are two preset heights which you can use. It's advised to choose one of these if possible. But you can also adjust to any height in between these positions if you prefer. When you have the desired height, close the lever.

Specifications at a glance

Feature	Micro Merlin Electric Scooter

Price	Check Price on amazon
Age Recommendation	18 plus
Max Speed	15mph (25 km/h)
Motor Power	250 watts
Weight of scooter	11kg
Wheels	7.8" rubber tyres
Foldable	Yes
Brake	Regenerative front wheel brake & rear wheel foot brake
Maximum range	A riding distance up to 15miles / 25km
Charge Time	3 hours
Scooter Folded Dimensions	95cm x 15 cm x 35cm.
Scooter Dimensions	110cm x 39cm x 110cm

Important Things To Note For Scooter Maintenance

Save the box and interior packaging in case you need to have the scooter serviced

There are many ways you can help preserve battery life. Micro advise that you always store the scooter indoors at a temperature between approx 5 to 26 degrees Celsius. Fully charge the scooter at least once every 3 months during the off season. Fully charge the scooter within 3 days anytime the scooter battery has been completely drained.

Keeping the scooter clean, dry and properly tightened will help keep your scooter performing optimally.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it legal to use the Micro Merlin on the Road?

Does the scooter come with a warranty?

Yes, the scooter comes with a 2 year manufacturer's warranty which covers any defective components such as the footboard, complete front assembly, brake pedal, motor, display and controller. All wearing parts, small parts and screws are excluded from this warranty. There is also a warranty period of one year on the battery. All warrenty claims need to be accompanied by proof of purchase.

Xiaomi M365 Pro Electric Scooter Review: Worth the money?

Specifications at a glance

Feature	Xiaomi M365 Pro

Price	Check Price on amazon
Age Recommendation	16 plus
Rider Height	120cm to 200cm
Motor	300W
Max Speed	25km/h
Weight of scooter	14.2kg
Wheels	8.5" pneumatic tyres
Foldable	Yes
Brake	Dual braking system
Battery Life	A riding distance up to 45km
Charge Time	8 to 9 hours
Scooter Dimensions	113cm x 43cm x 118cm
Scooter Folded Dimensions	113cm x 43cm x 49cm

Is the Xiaomi M365 Pro E-scooter for you?

The Xiaomi M65 Pro been designed with adults who are looking for an e-scooter for commutes and all round journeys with a purpose.

If you're looking for a scooter with an excellent range and decent power at a competitive price, this is a good choice

If you want a recreational electric scooter, it will also work. Although you may find something cheaper which will fulfill your requirements.

Speed.

Let's start with the spec most of you want to know! The Xiaomi Pro has an impressive top speed of 15mph (25km/h). Bear in mind, like with most electric scooters, the closer you are to the 100kg maximum weight capacity, the more likely you will see a drop in the top speed of the scooter. But speed wise it offers so much more than a top number.

There are three speed modes. Firstly the energy saver mode (ECO). The default mode for this scooter is ECO mode and this will reach a top speed of 10 miles per hour. This mode can be very useful when driving on busy roads. Obviously, the eco mode is best for extending the battery life on each charge.

The other two modes are drive mode (with a top speed of 12 mph) and sports mode (15mph). Riders easily switch between modes by double-pressing the power button.

A gentle kickstart is required to start up the scooter. When you are moving to around walking pace (about 2mph), hold the accelerator button and speed away! The Xiaomi Pro has excellent acceleration on flat ground.

The M365 Pro is Bluetooth enabled so it can be paired with a smartphone app. The app gives extra features including a cruise control feature. When switched on, this feature automatically maintains a constant speed when it detects that you have been riding at this speed for a significant period. This allows riders to take their thumb off the throttle when riding longer distances.

Control Panel / LCD Display

The control panel is outstanding. It's bright, easy to read (even in full sunlight) and has 6 displays. This display includes your speed and the speed mode you are currently in. The remaining power display will remind you when it's time to charge your battery. It also displays repair warnings and bluetooth.

The power button

The power button is between the handlebars and below the display. Tap the power button to turn the scooter on and hold it for three seconds to turn it off. While the scooter is on, tap once to turn the light on/off, or tap twice to switch between speed modes.

Design and Build

If you want an e-scooter that is visibly pleasing, you'll like the Xiaomi Pro's striking grey/black colour highlighted with distinct red accents. The scooter is covered in a super durable powder-coated finish which enhances the look.

The build quality is excellent, solid, well designed and built to last.

Deck

In a word, the deck is spacious. It has 19 by 6 inches of useable space for your feet. This helps increase comfort and is particularly good for riders with larger feet.

What you'll also like about the deck is that it has a rubber lined footboard with added grip and durability. Although it’s not advised to use the scooter in the rain, it can help keep you on the road during the cold or wetter winter months.

Lights

Safety is paramount with the Xiaomi Pro. It features built-in front and rear lights to keep you be visible in the dark.

The red tail lights flash distinctively as a warning to pedestrians and other vehicles on the road.

The ultra bright LED front headlight is mounted high up and can light up the road ahead. Added safety for riding at night or in the dusk.

There is also an auto dimming function when the lights are turned on

Extra design features

The scooter is jam-packed full with extra design details which include a bell and a handy kickstand. The rubber handle grips are high quality and durable which is another nice added touch. These kinds of features mean the Xiaomi Pro doesn't feel cheap.

Foldability and Portability

Is it easy to fold and carry?

Weighing just 14.2kg (31 pounds), the Xiaomi Pro is fairly light compared to many electric scooters. Having said this, it's hefty to carry the pro while you are walking. But taking just 3 seconds to fold with a single lever, it's easy enough to lift up and take on public transport as well as put in the boot of a car.

When folded, the scooter's dimensions are 1130mm x 430mm x 490mm which is small enough to fit in the boot of a standard car. It should also be easy to find enough storage space at work and/or at home.

One minor gripe is that the handlebars themselves can't fold down, which makes the folded dimensions bigger than they otherwise could be. Perhaps an improvement Xiaomi could consider for future scooters.

Bluetooth and Smartphone App

As already mentioned earlier, the scooter can be paired with a smartphone app via bluetooth. You don't need to use a smartphone app to use the scooter, but it opens up some exciting features if you do

Cruise control is one feature that can be unlocked with the smartphone app but the app also allows you to turn the lights on and off and lock the scooter.

The app also lets you effectively turn your smartphone into a dashboard. Update the firmware, view mileage, remaining power and current speed,
or enable cruise control to save energy and give your wrist a break.

Motor and Battery Performance

Perhaps one of the most impressive specs on the Xiaomi M365 Pro is the extensive battery life. Featuring a highly safe 18650 power lithium battery, 474Wh capacity, large power supply and efficient acceleration, the scooter can take you up to a whopping 45km on a single charge. Additionally, you can easily check the health of the battery via the mobile app.

The battery takes about 8.5 hours to charge

The deck houses the charging port. The LCD display will show you how much the scooter is charged while it is plugged into the charger. This can be useful for charging the scooter just enough for short journeys.

If you're worried about noise, you don't have to be, the motor on the scooter is quiet. It does get a little noiser when going faster or uphill but is never excessive.

Wheels

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The 8.5" by 2" pneumatic tyres are superior to airless tyres on performance
Pneumatic tyres offer better ride quality. They allow you to stop faster, turn harder and maintain better traction in wet conditions. They absorb the shock when going over bumps and potholes.

Perhaps one of the biggest downsides of pneumatic tyres is they are prone to getting flats, but this is pretty much outweighed by the superior ride quality of air filled tyres.

The tyres aren't suitable for off road use, but they should handle bumps in the road without a problem.

Hills

How Does the Xiaomi Mi M365 Pro cope with hills?

Due to the scooter's extra power most urban hills won't be a problem, although they may affect performance. Gentle hills are absolutely fine. The scooter may slow on steep hills but can generally keep going. Officially the maximum hill climbing angle is 12 degrees (which is fairly steep) so only the steepest hills will stop it. A kick can help the scooter along in these cases. Expect the scooter to perform slower on hills the nearer you are to the weight limit.

Where Could the Xiaomi Pro be Improved

In a perfect world, we would have liked the Xiaomi Pro to feature suspension to add to the comfort of the ride. However, suspension would have meant a more expensive scooter and it would have added to the weight. So it's a compromise worth making in our opinion.

It is worth adding, that if you plan to drive the scooter on roads with a lot of bumps and potholes, it may be worth looking at an electric scooter with suspension. But for roads which are generally looked after and smooth, the Xiaomi Pro should be fine.

Alternatives

Perhaps the most obvious alternative to the Xiaomi M365 Pro scooter is its predecessor, the Xiaomi M365 scooter. The previous version is less expensive but also less powerful which is noticeably slower when going uphill. You will also find the battery life is longer on the Pro but the earlier version is lighter to carry. So there may be reasons why a rider would prefer the original version.

Xiaomi M365 Pro VS Xiaomi M365 Comparison

Feature	Xiaomi M365 Pro	Xiaomi M365

Price	Check Price on amazon	Check Price on amazon
Age Recommendation	Adult	Adult
Motor	300W	250W
Max Speed	25km/h	25km/h
Weight of scooter	14.2kg	12.5kg
Wheels	8.5" pneumatic tyres	8.5" pneumatic tyres
Foldable	Yes	Yes
Brake	Dual braking system (Electrical + Mechanical)	Dual braking system (Electrical + Disc brake)
Battery Life	A riding distance up to 45km	A riding distance up to 30km
Scooter Dimensions	113cm x 43cm x 118cm	108 x 43 x 114 cm
Scooter Folded Dimensions	113cm x 43cm x 49cm	108 x 43 x 49 cm

Best Scooters for College

Razor A5 Kick Scooter

Reasonably priced, big and fast 200mm wheels, lightweight, foldable with an adjustable handlebar - there's a lot to like about the Razor A5.

Having said this, a maximum handlebar height is 97cm, which means it's probably not the best choice for the tallest of college students. Check out the Razor A6 (below) for a taller handlebar.

Need to take it on a bus or train? It easy to fold down and weighs 4.2kg, so it's convenient for hopping on and off public transport.

The extra large urethane wheels mean you can get to where you need to go quickly and speedily with fewer pushes.

Another useful feature is a low to the ground deck. A ground clearance of just 6cm means your kicking leg doesn't have to go down too far when you're pushing along. This leans to a more comfortable ride.

There's a kickstand for easy storage on a college campus.

Razor A6 Kick Scooter

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The Razor A6 excels in 2 areas:

it's big 254mm wheels are awesome for commuting. They will get you to college quicker and faster than scooters with smaller wheels. And fewer kicks are needed!
Its extendable handlebar reaches up to 106cm accommodating the tallest of college students.

It's handy kickstand A means it's easy to store on campus. it's also foldable. Weighing 5 kg it's not the lightest scooter but light enough to pick up, fold and take on a bus.

Micro Black Scooter

The Micro Black is a top of the range all-rounder. Where this scooter stands out is it's designed to last. It's high-quality components and parts are all replaceable meaning this scooter can last through college years and beyond.

It's outstanding features include:

A superior and comfortable ride. The micro black features a low to the ground deck. This means you're kicking leg doesn't have to reach far to push along making scooting much more comfortable.
Outstanding 200mm polyurethane wheels that offer a quick, enjoyable ride and glide smoothly.
A fully adjustable handlebar. Find your optimum height between 73 cm and 102 cm.

Portable and foldable, this scooter weighs 4.7 kg which means it's no problem for most college students to pick up to take on public transport or transport in a car.

JD Bug Scooter

The JD Bug 150 is ideal for a nifty ride around campus. Something lightweight to pick up, carry and is easily folded.

In fact, one area where it surpasses big wheel scooters is how compact it is when folded up. Measuring 69 cm by 10 cm by 20 cm. it's a good choice if you need to fit a scooter in a locker or another small space.

The midsize 150mm wheels aren't as quick and fast as the large 200mm wheel scooters. However, they still offer a speedy ride. Additionally, they are smooth rolling and comfortable to scoot on

If you're looking for a scooter that you need to pick up and carry a lot, perhaps to go on the bus or around campus you won't find a much lighter scooter that can accommodate college students

The maximum height of a 99 cm is tall enough to accommodate a wide range of students but not the best choice for tall or very tall people.

Hudora Big Wheel RX-Pro 205

The Hudora big wheel scooter is competitive on price but ticks lots of boxes for the college student.

205 mm PU wheels ensure a speedy durable and comfortable scoot to and from college.

The height-adjustable handlebar extends from 79cm to 104cm which will be ideal for most students including all those who are tall.

Equipped with the carry strap, you can carry the Hudora on your shoulder around campus. A kick stand means it can be stored upright too.

The Hudora doesn't exude the same quality as a scooter such as the Micro black and it's parts and aren't so easily replaceable. But if you're looking for a scooter that does the job at a reasonable price this could be the best choice for you.

Razor A5 Air Commuter Scooter

What's different with the Razor A5 air commuter scooter? The obvious answer is the air filled tyres.

Pneumatic tyres have a lot of advantages. They give greater traction on wet surfaces so are better when it's been raining. More cushioning ensures a very comfortable ride. They offer a superior ride on a commute with cobbed paving or other uneven surfaces.

On the downside, they tend to add more weight to the scooter. They can also be slower to start off when scooting. You may also have to factor in the additional hassle of maintenance, such as ensuring the tyres are correctly inflated and dealing with any punctures.

What you also get with the Razor A5 air commuter scooter is anti-rattle handlebars and soft rubber hand grips.

Like most scooters it's foldable. At 5.6 kg this isn't the lightest of scooters, but that is to be expected due to the extra weight of the air filled tyres.

At 5.6 kg this isn't the lightest of scooters to carry but this is to be expected with heavier air filled wheels.

Razor E300 Electric Scooter

The E300 is a good electric scooter for short journeys to and from college or trips from one end of campus to another. It has a kickstand for storage when you arrive.

The battery has up to 40 minutes of continuous use for one charge and there is a top speed of 15 mph. Both the battery life and the top speed are dependant on many factors including the weight of the rider and the terrain the scooter is on.

One downside of the E300 is that it weighs 19 kg which is heavy. You won't want to be carrying this scooter around campus.

The wide, pneumatic tires offer a cushioned, speedy ride. Slow down when necessary with the hand-operated rear brake.

Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter Pro

If you're serious about getting an electric scooter for the college commute this one is definitely worth considering.

Sure it's not cheapest, but the features are amazing and it has a decent amount of good quality reviews to stand behind the price.

There's a lot to like about this scooter:

Impressively, the scooter can fold down in 3 seconds! Now, it’s not the lightest scooter at 14.2kg but it’s light enough to pick up when needed and take on the bus or train. Conveniently, fold the scooter up on campus when you get there.

The battery life is good! You'll be able to ride up to 45km / 28 miles on one charge. There’s an indicator to alert you when it's running out.

8.5 inch pneumatic tyres roll along for a smooth ride. They add a bit more cushioning, help prevent slips and absorb shocks.

A bright headlight and red rear lights give peace of mind when driving in tusk or in the dark.

3 speed modes offer flexibility to use at different times. There's an energy-saving mode a standard mode and a sports mode. It's super easy to change between modes just tap the switch twice continuously.

For more information read a full review of the Xiaomi Pro scooter.

JD Bug 200 Scooter

Another competitively priced scooter that's worth a closer look is the JD Bug 200mm commuter scooter.

It has big 200mm smooth rolling wheels with speed hubs and ABEC 9 rated bearings Get where you need to go quickly and comfortably. Perfect for easy rolling for students to and from college

Where this scooter scores highly is it's portability. It's easy to fold and even though this is a big wheel scooter it is lightweight compared to its competitors, weighing in at only 4.5 kg.

Therefore if you are looking for something to take on public transport, carry up hills or flights of stairs this is a good option.

A low to the ground deck means the rider doesn't have to stretch his foot too far to kick along. This helps ensure a comfortable ride and lessens the strain on your back.

Scooter Buying Guide For College Students

What should you look for in a scooter for a college student?

The features you should look for on a scooter for college will depend on how you will use it. For example, a scooter for long commutes may have different features than one which you just use on campus. Read on for some considerations.

How high does the handlebar adjust?

Most handlebars are adjustable. However, you want to make sure the handlebar can adjust to the optimum height for you. Ideally, this will be around waist height. This is particularly important if you are tall. Make sure the handlebar adjusts high enough.

Portability

It's likely you will need a lightweight scooter. It's also advisable that your scooter can fold down quickly and easily.
This is especially true if you need to pick it up to carry it for any part of your journey, perhaps you will need to go uphill or take it on a bus.
You may also need to carry your scooter around campus.

Where will you store your scooter

When you arrive on campus you need to consider where you will store your scooter. Is there a bike shed? if so you may be able to store it there and a kickstand will be useful to keep upright. Alternatively, you might have a large locker where you can keep a small scooter. If you have to take it with you to your lectures or lessons you will need to make sure it can fold down small enough to put under the desk and is light enough to carry with you.

Wheels

You will see that kick scooters have various wheel sizes. Scooters with wheels of 200 mm or more are quicker and faster than their smaller wheeled counterparts. However bigger wheels will add weight to the scooter so won't be the lightest for carrying around campus. I would advise going for bigger wheels if you have a long commute. But for the nifty campus scooter go for something smaller - 150mm sized wheels are a good choice.

Some scooters have air-filled / pneumatic tyres. These add more traction when scooting on wet surfaces. They are more comfortable for scooting over uneven terrain such as cobbled paths. However pneumatic tyres add weight to the scooter. You also have to factor in they need maintenance to ensure they are correctly inflated and to deal with punctures.

Electric scooters

Electric scooters are another choice for college students. They are obviously good for quick commutes. You can get to your destination without having to wait in any traffic. The downside is that currently you aren't legally allowed to ride electric scooters on the pavement or in cycle lanes. Having said this, many commuters do still use electric scooters and many areas turn a blind eye. This is because the law on electric scooters is likely to change in the UK in the coming months. However this isn't definite

Cost

There are many scooters to suit different budgets. You might find it difficult to tell what the differences are between budget scooters and ones at the higher end of the market.

Generally, the higher cost of scooters means you will get a stronger scooter which is also lighter. The parts will be of top-notch quality so should last longer. Parts on higher end scooters are often replaceable which means that although the initial outlay is more you'll end up saving money in the long run.

I would advise spending as much as you can on your scooter. Remember, the benefits are high. You will save money on transport including the costs to get to college as well as costs when visiting friends. They are great for keeping fit and will reduce your environmental impact.

More FAQs

Which is best? Bike vs scooter

You may be unsure whether to get a bike or a scooter for college. There are obviously pros and cons to each one. The pros of a scooter are that they’re easier to navigate around the campus than on a bike. A scooter is also easier to store. It's very likely you will be able to fold a scooter up and carry it with you to keep under a desk while you're in class. Scooters also tend to be cheaper. They are also easier to take on a bus or train.

On the other hand, a bike is quicker. But generally, they require more maintenance and are more expensive.

Are scooters allowed on campus?

It can very much depend on the rules of the individual campus and is certainly an important thing to check out before you purchase a scooter. It may be that you can ride a scooter to college but will need to fold it up and carry it when on campus. If this is the case you would definitely need something lightweight and easily foldable.

Some colleges allow kick scooters but have banned electric scooters. So double-check before you buy.

Other useful kit:

A shoulder strap

If you can have to carry a scooter a lot a shoulder strap will be a lifesaver. Some scooters already come with a shoulder strap. If they don't, consider getting one separately. A light scooter is way easier to carry around campus if you attach a shoulder strap.

A scooter lock

Keeping a scooter in a bike shed? Then you seriously need to consider a lock to keep it safe and secure. Scooters are expensive and like bikes are a target for thieves. If you're leaving a scooter unattended a scooter lock is a must.

Clothing

Riding in the rain or cold? Then you'll want to make sure that your clothing will keep you warm and dry. Keep safe with bright reflective clothing during dusk or in the dark.

Shoes

Shoes are easily scuffed and worn out when riding scooters a lot. Consider getting a skater type of shoe with a gum rubber sole. Designed for skateboarders, they will also be hardwearing and durable for scooter riders too.

Top 5 Best 3 Wheel Scooter for Adults

Looking for a 3 wheel scooter for adults?

3 wheel scooters are ideal for a quick way to get around with no worries about balance and falling off. They can be perfect for the commute, doing the school run with the kids, or just getting around. With more stability than their 2 wheel counterparts, they also offer peace of mind.

There are a few things to check before getting a 3 wheel scooter for an adult

Weight capacity – some 3 wheel scooters that are fine for adults to ride are designed for kids. To make sure an adult will be okay to ride it too, it’s essential to check the weight capacity. Many will hold adults up to 100kg so if you are under that you will be fine.

The Tallest Handlebar Height – adults also want to make sure that the 3 wheeler has a handlebar height that is tall enough for them. Ideally, you want the handlebar height to reach up to around waist height as that is the ideal height for comfort and control.

Steering – Some three-wheel scooters for adults have lean to steer steering. You lean right to go right and left to go left. There can be a learning curve, when using lean to steer steering but once you’ve got used to it it makes scooter easy to control and manoeuvre. However, it may be that you would prefer a scooter with handlebar controlled steering.

Scooter weight You may also want to consider how heavy the scooter is to carry. This may be of importance if you want to to pick it up to take on public transport or to carry when you’re going up a steep hill.

Foldable Most 3-wheel scooters are foldable. Something that is quick to fold is easier to carry on a bus or train. Some scooters aren’t foldable but you can remove the handlebar from the base. This is good when you need to store it, although it can be a bit fiddly to do this to take on public transport.

Use of Scooter Is the scooter for short commutes to work, to run errands or just to have fun with the kids? We have options of all 3!

With this in mind here is a round-up of 3 wheel scooters for adults.

Micro Original Kickboard Scooter

Want to bring out the surfer in you? Then you can't go wrong with the micro kickboard.

Designed with older children and adults in mind the micro kickboard 3-wheel scooter is ideal for running errands and short journeys.

Emulate the feeling of surfing with the lean to steer steering. Super fun! This method of steering may not suit everybody but once you get used to it, it's a great way to navigate the pavements.

The scooter has two interchangeable handlebars. The t-bar handle is a traditional handlebar giving you more control when scooting. The joystick handle allows you to surf the pavement in style.

With a fully adjustable handlebar (from 71 cm to 100 cm) the kickboard will suit most adults except possibly the very tallest.

The flexible fiberglass footplate is exceptional and will help smooth out the bumps in the road. 120mm polyurethane wheels roll along smoothly

In addition, the scooter is foldable. The perfect pick for those who want to satisfy the surfer in them whilst enjoying the stability of three wheels.

Micro Monster Kickboard Scooter

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If you like the look and feel of wider, fatty wheels, you'll love the micro monster kickboard scooter.

It's similar to the Micro kickboard featured above but has a slightly higher handlebar height, fully adjustable between 69.5 and 102 cm which makes it a better choice for taller adults.

Like the kickboard above there are two interchangeable handlebars, a tbar for more control and a joystick for surfing fun.

Extra wide wheels and a painted wood and fiberglass footplate ensure a smooth and comfortable ride. Conveniently, it's foldable.

If you like a unique design, feel and look this 3-wheel scooter is for you.

AODI Swing Scooter

Looking for fun with the kids? Or a unique way to exercise? Then, check out the AODI scooter.

It's different from traditional scooters. But easy to use. Simply put your feet on the pedals and twist your hips from side to side to steer. This unique action is a great workout.

The great thing about this scooter is you can share it with the kids. The handlebar is height adjustable between 95 cm and 110 cm.

It looks big! But don't worry it can be folded down for storage and transportation.

A quick response break gives riders increased control. So you can safely enjoy drifting, carving and pulling off crazy moves.

The weight capacity is 100 kg and for peace of mind at the time of writing, this scooter comes with a one year free warranty.

La Sports V2 3 Three Wheel Tri Scooter

If you're a small adult who wants to share a scooter with the kids this could work.

With a maximum handlebar height of 90 cm and a maximum weight capacity of 80kg, the scooter can be used by older kids, teenagers and some adults.

What is there to like about this scooter?

Firstly it's lightweight. At only 3 kg, it's easy to carry and pick up to put in a boot or to store. It's not foldable but you can remove the t-bar for easy storage and transportation.

If you're particular about colours there are four to choose from.

The two 120mm front polyurethane wheels and 100mm rear wheel ensure a smooth ride. Satisfy your inner child with the LED lights in the wheels which flash they roll, keeping you more visible during the darker evenings.

As the scooter is designed with primarily children in mind, it is at a much lower cost than three-wheel scooters made solely for adults.

Unfortunately due to the lower weight capacity and lower handlebar height, this won't work for most adults. However, if you’re on the smaller side, need it for short journeys and maybe want to share it with a child, this could be a good choice.

Yvolution Y Fliker Carver C5

Serious about carving, having fun and pulling off insane stunts and rolling wheelies?

The Yvolution Y Fliker C5 carver scooter works just like you would if you were downhill skiing. Simply twist your hips and push down through your legs. This is not for the fainthearted, you can reach top speeds of up to 25km/h.

This scooter isn't cheap but what you get is industrial casters and reinforced steel tubing for strength, performance rated PU wheels for speed and a quick response front hand brake for optimum control.

Additionally, it folds up so you can take it wherever you want.

The scooter height is 104cm so all in all a good choice for teenagers and adults.

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