2 Wheels Scooters

Two Wheel Scooters - Top Picks

If you’re looking for a 2 wheel scooter we have a round up of some of top options for different categories. Whether you’re looking for something good with a tight budget, a top of the range option, some sparks for extra fun or one of the most popular scooter brands in the UK, there should be something to meet your needs below.

When looking for a 2 wheel scooter it’s also worth bearing in mind your child’s age and ability. We have scooter guides for all age groups. There is also a lot to learn in terms of scooter features including which is the best material for scooter wheels, the ideal handlebar height and how much the scooter should weigh. Check out our scooter buying guide for a lowdown on all the features you should know about.

JD Bug Jr Street Scooter - Best Scooter for Younger Riders

This is the perfect option for young scooter riders who are ready to graduate onto 2 wheels. It is designed for kids from age 4 plus.

It has an adjustable handlebar with the lowest height setting at 63cm and the highest at 84.5cm. For the best control, a handlebar should come up to around waist height on a child. You can therefore adjust the handlebar to the perfect height.

The scooter is also lightweight at just 2.4kg. This will make it easier for younger children to control.

Micro Sprite Scooter - Top Of The Range

The Micro Sprite is an excellent recreational scooter designed for kids from around age 5 to 12 years old. It's recommended for kids between 110 to 152cm. This scooter isn't cheap but if you're looking for something high quality with a comfortable ride, that's light, foldable and will last, look no further.

Its height-adjustable handlebar will grow with your child. The telescopic handlebar allows you to choose any height you want within the height range (65cm to 95cm)

The PU wheels are sized and made to offer a smooth, comfortable and quiet ride. The front wheel is 120mm and the back is slightly smaller at 100mm. A bigger front wheel means the scooter goes over cracks in the pavement more easily and the smaller, lighter wheel makes it easier to control.

What's really outstanding with the scooter is that it's extremely light and portable. Weighing just 2.7kg (about 6lbs), easily fold it up and walk away when you need to. The handlebars fold in so you can put it in a locker at school or fit it in the boot of your car. Take it into the classroom or onto the bus. You can also attach a strap (sold separately) and carry it over your shoulder.

Additionally, it has a kickstand, so you can stand up upright. And the spring loaded brake is very easy to use.

The Micro Sprite is made by the same people who make mini micro scooters. Their scooters are little more expensive but are well designed and made with high quality materials so offer a smooth, quick, quiet ride. Each part is repairable and / or replaceable. This means that the scooter can last for years making it an eco friendly choice. Pass it down to siblings and friends and save it from the landfill.

Overall, if you're looking for a kick scooter that's light, durable, foldable and will last kids through their childhood - this is it!

JD Bug Street Scooter - A Great All Rounder!

JD Bug street scooter reviews are excellent, it's one of the UK's most popular brands and on paper, this scooter looks good as well. It's recommended from age 8 but I think it would be fine for some children who are a bit younger than that as well.

This scooter folds with a single action folding/ unfolding mechanism and has a carrying handle too. A great choice for parents of children who want a 2 wheel scooter but may want you to carry it from time to time.

It has 100mm / 86a clear wheels. The 86a refers to the durometer (hardness) of the wheel. The higher the number, the harder the wheel. Softer wheels absorb more of the vibrations of the road. Harder wheels are more durable.

The scooter is made for aircraft grade aluminium.
The handlebar is height adjustable so will grow with your child. The minimum height is 63 cm and the maximum height is 95 cm. The footplate is 51cm x 10cm.
This is a great scooter for cruising. Great for the school run. It has a weight limit of 100kg so adults can have a quick zoom on it too.
Not sure whether to get the JD Bug Junior Street scooter for younger children or go with the JD Bug Original Street Scooter for older kids, then check out our JD Bug Junior Vs Original comparison

Razor S Sports Scooter - Best Value

The Razor S Scooter is a good solid kick scooter, that is durable and designed to last at a midrange price. One of the great things about this scooter is that it's very portable. It's lightweight at just 2.4kg which makes it easy to carry when kids have had enough. The fixed handlebar is foldable so easy to store and transport.

The scooter has a 100kg weight limit so can take the weight of most adults but it's recommended for children between the ages for 6 to 10 years old.

It features 100mm urethane wheels which offer a smooth ride. It also offers a patented rear fender brake for speed control.

Best Budget Scooter (in Blue and Unicorn Designs)

If a low price is the top consideration, the Ozbozz scooters are one of the cheapest brands available. Ozbozz scooters have been around for many years and they are our top pick of the very cheapest scooters.

The Ozbozz two wheel scooters are aimed at kids from aged 5 plus (although some 4 year olds will manage the scooter too).

The design and flashing wheels make them very popular with kids. They feature two designs, a standard blue one and a pink unicorn option. The Ozbozz scooters are also foldable and height adjustable too.

Read an indepth review of the Ozbozz scooter.

Big Wheel Kick Scooter - Hudora 205 wheel

Big wheel kick scooter have lots of advantages of smaller wheel ones. The bigger wheels make it a much smoother ride over cracks and bumps in the pavement and they are also quicker too.

They make good kick scooters for older kids as they generally have handlebars that extend higher and they are speedier too. They are better for older kids as the bigger wheels tend to make them a bit heavier so not as easy for little children to handle.

The Hudora 205 kick scooter has 205mm wheels (hence the name!). The 87a PU wheels offer a smooth, comfortable ride along the pavements, scooting easily over any bumps on the way. The Hudora features a handlebar that extends from 79 to 104 cm. The scooter folds and has adjustable shoulder straps making it easy to carry when needed. It's suitable for kids from aged 8 up to adults. The weight limit is 100kg.

The low level deck makes it easy for kids to scoot along as there isn't as much distance for the kicking leg to reach the ground making it very easy and comfortable to ride too.

If you want even bigger wheels, the Hudora 230 scooter is one to check out. It makes a great scooter for getting from a to b quickly.

Micro Cruiser Big Wheel Scooter

The Micro brand has also recently brought out a big wheel scooter. Micro is well known for its high quality and well-designed scooters and this one is no exception. It is a 200mm scooter aimed at kids between ages 5 and 10 (height ranges between 110cm and 146cm).

The 200mm wheels mean that kids can go faster, smoother and further with less kick effort. The big wheels can also give a feeling of stability for the younger riders who are just graduating onto a 2 wheel scooter.

The low deck also adds stability, giving them a great feeling of confidence. The low deck makes it easy to get and off too.

Wider choppy handlebars allow kids to have enhanced control when scooting. They also give a retro look for extra street cred.

Micro scooters have replaceable and repairable parts, meaning that if something wears out you can replace it instead of having to buy a new scooter, keeping it out of landfill longer.

The scooter weight is 4.5kg, so it's on the heavier side. This is because of the bigger wheels which obviously will weigh more.

A kickstand is a great finishing touch to keep your scooter from looking untidy lying on a floor! The scooters come in a range of different colors to suit all personality types.

Best Scooter With Air Tyres for Kids

Air tyres will offer kids a smooth and comfortable ride over a variety of surfaces and are good at riding on wet surfaces when it has been riding. No worries about slipping around.

The Bikestar is one of the few scooters that offer air-filled tyres for kids aged 7 years plus on a scooter. The scooter is spring-suspended and well-cushioned for rides over sticks and stones.

Other unique features of the scooter include a hand brake, which is unusual on a kid's scooter (most will just have a rear foot brake). The hand brake has the advantage of offering extra safety and is also a great way to practice for riding a bike.

The scooter also has mud guards to protect trousers from the wet and dirt. There is also a side stand so it can be kept upright when stored or when having a rest. No need to get the handlebars on this scooter dirty.

It is heavier than other kids scooters which can make it go a bit slower so it's not the best choice for the speediest of riders. However, it still picks up some speed and is a great option for riding over uneven and rougher terrain as well as on wet, slippery surfaces.

Stunt Scooter

As they get older, kids move from crusing down the street on their scooters to wanting to learn to do tricks and jumps. If they want to try some stunts, it is important to get a stunt scooter. Stunt scooters are designed to be stronger to withstand the abuse that kids give it when attempting jumps. A kick scooter will eventually break under the extra duress it's put on to do tricks.

Buying a stunt scooter, can be a minefield as there are so many different features to know about and consider. Our guide to stunt scooters is a good starting point to understand the kinds of features you should look for.

Nitro Circus Ryan Williams RW Junior Replica - Stunt Scooter For Kids Under 8

This is an excellent choice of first stunt scooter for younger kids under the age of 8.

It's made and designed by Nitro Circus and Ryan Williams, who is a famous a pro scooter rider.

It's appropriately sized for the younger rider. The deck 17" long by 4" wide (compare this to standard stunt scooters which have larger decks of approximately 19" in length and 4.5" to 5" in width).

The bars shouldn't be higher than the belly button area. Many pro scooter riders like their bars to sit lower. Therefore, a lower scooter bar is going to suit younger riders. The bars on the Junior Replica are shorter than standard and measure 19 3/8" by 17.5".

One thing to note about this scooter is that for a very reasonable price, you get a lot of high quality components. For example, the 100mm alloy core wheels are solid and ideal for first stunt scooter use. Many scooters at this price point will feature nylon core or plastic core wheels, but when you're doing stunts on the skate park you really want alloy cores to withstand the impact from jumps and tricks. These wheels will withstand this punishment and last longer.

The deck has R Willy grip tape on it to complete the package.

Overall, an outstanding scooter at a bargain price.

Nitro Circus Ryan Williams RW Replica Complete Pro Stunt Scooter - Stunt Scooter for Kids Aged 8 and Up

There are many excellent entry level scooters so it's hard to pick out an overall top pick. However, a step up from the Nitro Circus RW Junior Replica is the Replica. in width but slightly bigger than the under 8 scooter.

The Nitro Williams Replica is a great beginner scooter for the 8 plus age group. It's appropriately sized for the younger rider with 22" bars in height and 18" and the total height of the scooter is 80cm. It features 110mm wheels, which are the preferred size on stunt scooters for many pros. Bigger wheels are going to spin faster and last longer because of more urethane. The wheels feature alloy cores so are super strong for withstanding jumps and tricks.

The scooter weighs 3.4kg which is super light. A light scooter is always better for beginners, as lighter scooters are easier to control.

The bright colours and sleek design are going to look great on the skatepark.

It also features a double collar clamp (2 bolt), steel threadless IHC fork and soft feel bar grips.

Chilli Base Stunt - Top Entry Level Stunt Scooter

The Chilli Base is a well designed stunt scooter for beginners at the skate park. Despite being for beginners it doesn't compromise on quality. It has excellent features and is made of the finest materials.

The 110mm wheels not only look cool but are smooth and quick on the ramps. Many stunt scooters of similar prices have 100mm wheels which are not as good for doing tricks and they don't last as long as there is less urethane.

Weighing just 3.5kg, the stunt scooter is very light making it easier for kids to learn to control the scooter when attempting their first tricks.

The handlebar measures 79cm from the floor to the top. Chilli recommends that the scooter should not come higher than belly button height when ther rider is on the scooter.

My 8 year old tested the chilli base scooter on ther ramps and you can read a full indepth review of the Chilli base scooter here. We have had the scooter for just over a year now and it's still going strong.

Razor Electric Scooter - Extra Fun!

There's lots to consider if you want to buy an electric scooter. If you do, it's worth checking out our buying guide to electric scooters.

If you are looking for a scooter with a fun factor for your child or something that will get them to school quickly in the morning, consider an electric scooter.
The Razor E90 scooter is a great choice for the younger child.

The best thing about this scooter is that it offers up to 80 minutes of continuous use on one charge. It will reach speeds of up to 9mph.

The push button control and the front hand brake offer easy control functions for the younger child.

The maximum weight is 54kg so is definitely not to be used by adults.

If you are looking at electric scooters, it may also be worth checking out the E100 and E200 razor scooters. Although these scooters offer fewer minutes of continuous use (up to 40 minutes), they feature pneumatic tyres and go slightly quicker too, which may be better for older children.

Best Scooters for 9 and 10 Year Olds

Scooter descriptions add to the confusion. What are PU wheels? Do I need a fixed handlebar or adjustable one? Why can't I get a stunt scooter that folds?

If you have questions like these, we have the answers. Read on for our ultimate guide to help you find the best scooter for a 9 or 10 year old.

The Best Scooter In Each Category

Type of Scooter	Plus Points
Best Kick Scooter JD Bug Street Scooter on amazon	Smooth ride Lightweight, height adjustable & foldable Respected brand.
Best Stunt Scooter Nitro Circus Ryan Williams Replica on amazon	A perfectly sized scooter for this age group. Great value price. Solid construction with durable metal core wheels
Best 3 Wheel Scooter Maxi MIcro on amazon	Robust and durable Designed to last Height adjustable handlebar Lightweight
Best Off Road Osprey Dirt Scooter on amazon	200mm pneumatic tyres with aluminum cores. Wheels have great grip on uneven, rugged terrain. Well tested.
Best Budget Razor S Scooter on amazon	Razor - well known brand in US Lightweight & foldable Strong and durable

Which Type of Scooter?

The first question to answer when choosing the best scooter is knowing which type of scooter your child needs. Here is a rundown of options.

Kick Scooters - are for cruising along pavements and getting from a to b. They're great for the school run and park. Kick scooters are often foldable with adjustable handlebars. They aren't ideal for stunts as they aren't designed to withstand the impact of jumps but they do tend to be cheaper than stunt scooters. If your child wants to do stunts, go for a stunt scooter rather than a kick scooter.

Stunt Scooters - are made of strong but lightweight materials. They are sturdy enough to withstand the impact of tricks and light enough to do them. Stunt scooters can also be used as a kick scooter to get from a to b. If your child wants to do tricks, go for a stunt scooter. You won't find adjustable handlebars or folding mechanisms on stunt scooters as these are weak points which could snap under the impact of stunts.

Three Wheel Scooters - most 9 and 10 year olds are confident on 2 wheel scooters but some prefer 3 wheels. There are many cool 3 wheel scooters for older kids. 3 wheel scooters are also great for kids who have dyspraxia, physical disabilities or who just prefer three wheels.

Off Road Scooters - have air filled tyres. They can be used on uneven terrains such as in woodland and on BMX trails. Some kids also use off road scooters to do stunts and tricks, much like the ones you see kids doing on a BMX bike.

Ethan age 9 using a razor pro scooter

The Best Kick Scooters for Ages 9 and 10

Check out some great options of kick scooters below.

Top Choice - JD Bug Original Street Scooter

The JD Bug Street Scooter is a popular kick scooter in the UK . Known for being sturdy, lightweight and affordable, JD Bug scooters are ideal for the school run and for cruising along the streets.

What's the JD Bug Street Scooter Like To Ride? Is It Foldable?

Hard wearing 100m wheels offer a smooth and comfortable ride. Weighing just 2.7kg, the scooter is super light making it easy to manoeuvre. You can easily fold the scooter for storage at home and school. With a built in shoulder strap, kids can easily carry it when not in use.

Is the Handlebar on the JD Bug Street Scooter Adjustable?

The handlebar can be adjusted to any point between 63cm to 95cm making it easy to find the ideal height for 9 and 10 year olds. The top height adjustment of 95cm allows for plenty of growing room.

What's the Age Recommendation?

The JD Bug Street Scooter is recommended for kids from 6 years old to adult. With a maximum weight capacity of 100kg most adults can have a go as well!

Everything You Need to Know About Scooter Wheels

Choose wheels made of high quality urethane or polyurethane for durability and a smooth ride.

Wheels on kick scooters range between 100mm and 200mm. The bigger the wheels, the faster you can go. Large wheels also go over cracks and bumps in the pavement easily leading to a smoother ride. In addition, big wheels last longer because they have more urethane.

However, scooters with smaller wheels are lighter to carry, cheaper and more portable. They are great for kids!

Globber Flow Foldable 125 Scooter

The Globber Flow 125 scooter is nicely sized for 9 and 10 year olds. With 4 height adjustment settings between 82cm to 97cm, it should last them into their teenage years.

What's it Like to Ride the Globber Flow?

It's comfortable and smooth to ride. The wheels are bigger than on the JD bug. At 125mm they will go slightly quicker with fewer kicks. However, they aren't so big they are going to add a lot of weight to the scooter. At 3.3kg, the scooter is light to carry too.

Wide handlebars give riders maximum control when scooting and durable handgrips provide extra comfort. A long rear foot brake is not only great for braking but also prolonging the rear wheel’s longevity. In addition, a strong triple deck structure has non-slip EVA foam grip tape giving riders maximum grip.

It comes in many colours and is competitively priced too.

Hudora Big Wheel (205mm) Scooter

An advantage of big wheel scooters, like the Hudora, is that they pick up speed more quickly than small wheel scooters. Many older kids around age 9 and 10 prefer a scooter with larger wheels.

Is the Hudora height adjustable?

The Hudora big wheel scooter has a large height adjustment range. With height adjustable handlebars from 79cm to 104cm, the scooter accommodates kids, teens and even adults. You don't have to worry about kids outgrowing the scooter.

What's the Ride Like on the Hudora?

The large 205mm wheels on the Hudora travel long distances speedily. Fewer kicks are needed to roll further. The big wheels glide over cracks in the pavement more easily than scooters with smaller wheels. This makes the Hudora an awesome scooter for the school commute. Kids can get to their destination quickly. The 87a durometer wheels are durable and give a smooth ride along paths and pavements.

Can It Fold?

The scooter is foldable and has an adjustable shoulder strap for carrying. It's an excellent choice if you need to carry a big wheel scooter up steps or a hill. However, it's worth noting it weighs 4kg, which is heavier than scooters with smaller wheels. If you need to carry a scooter long distances, it's worth choosing a lighter option.

In addition, there's a rear friction brake and a kickstand.

Overall, it's a great scooter for growing kids, especially on the school run. Some reviewers mention it's noisy, but if you can forgive this, it's an excellent option.

Razor Sports S Scooter

If budget is a big factor when choosing a scooter, check out the Razor Sports S scooter. It's made by reputable brand Razor, a popular and well respected brand in the US.

What's The Ride Like?

The scooter has high quality urethane wheels measuring 100mm with smooth rolling bearings for a comfortable, smooth ride. A rear fender break brings the scooter to an easy stop.

Despite the low price, this scooter is strong and light. It features a robust steel t tube and aluminium deck which is designed to withstand frequent use. Reviews over the years tell us that these scooters last.

Is it foldable and height adjustable?

Being foldable and light (only 2.76kg), the Razor Sport S scooter is easy to carry and store. The handlebars are fixed and aren't height adjustable so this may factor in your decision whether to buy.

From the floor to the top of the handlebars, the handlebar measures 82.5cm. Ideally you want the handlebars to come up to around waist height on your child. Most 9 year olds will get a couple of years use out of the scooter but if they're very tall it may be worth considering a scooter with a taller handlebar.

Everything You Need to Know About Handlebars

Ideally a handlebar should come up to around waist height on a child so it's comfortable to ride. Too low and kids will be hunched over. Too high and it's more difficult to control.

Stunt scooters never have adjustable handlebars, they are always fixed. A fixed handlebar is important on a stunt scooter as they are stronger to withstand the impact of jumps. Often a stunt scooter's handlebar will sit a little lower than on a kick scooter (between waist and hip height).

Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter

The Razor A5 Lux is a big wheel scooter which is recommended for kids from aged 8. Razor is a well known and respected US brand in the scooter world.There's a lot to like about the Razor A5 Lux. It's been around for many years so has stood the test of time.

What's the Ride Like?

Large 200mm PU wheels give a smooth and quick ride. The deck is low to the ground so your kicking leg doesn't have to reach as far down to push along which makes the scooter comfortable to ride.

Wide handlebars with soft foam grips, are comfortable for children's to ride. A standard rear footbrake can be used to bring the scooter to a stop.

For a big wheel scooter, the Razor A5 is very light, weighing only 3.83kg. It's also foldable making it easy to carry and store.

The only downside is the scooter can rattle when in use. However, this doesn't impact on it's durability and high review ratings on Amazon and other sites.

Is the handlebar height adjustable?

With an adjustable handlebar height between 75cm and 97cm, the Razor A5 can accommodate smaller 9 and 10 year olds as well as some adults. At 5' 5", I could ride the Razor A5 without a problem. The maximum weight limit is 90kg so this should last most kids into their teenage years.

For more information read an indepth review and analysis of the Razor A5 Lux scooter.

Micro Sprite

Micro branded scooters are known for being excellent quality, well designed and built to last. The Sprite is Micro's two wheel offering for children between the ages of 5 to 12.

What's It Like To Ride the Micro Sprite?

High quality polyurethane wheels, measuring 120mm at the front and 100mm at the rear, give a smooth and comfortable ride. One thing to notice with the Micro Sprite is how quiet the ride is. Due to precision engineering, there is no rattling when you ride this scooter.

Weighing 3.28kg, the scooter is light while retaining all the strength and durability required when being handled by children.

When you've finished riding, you can fold the scooter quickly for easy storage. Or use the handy kickstand to park the Sprite in an upright position.

Is the Micro Sprite height adjustable
The handlebar is adjustable from 63cm to 92cm which suits kids aged 5 to 12 years old. With a maximum rider weight of 100kg even teenagers can hop on and have a go.

The Best Stunt Scooters - What You Need to Know

Age - 9 or 10 is a great age to get a first stunt scooter. Most stunt scooters are designed for kids aged 8 plus.

Strong - Stunt scooters are strong with reinforced parts to withstand the impact from tricks and jumps.

Cost- Stunt scooters tend to be more expensive than a traditional kick scooter because the materials used to make them cost more. The materials need to be strong but also light enough so it's easy to perform tricks.

Longevity and Use - Stunt scooters are likely to last a lot longer, potentially for years if you buy the right scooter (although you may need to replace parts). You can use stunt scooter for cruising the streets as well as doing tricks but you can't use kick scooters for doing tricks as they are not designed to withstand this kind of punishment.

Brands - There are tons of great stunt scooters out there that are perfect for 9 and 10 year olds who are beginners to an intermediate level on a scooter. Some of the names to look for include Razor, Nitro Circus, Madd Gear and Slamm.

Top Choice - Nitro Circus Ryan Williams Replica Stunt Scooter

This is a beginner, entry scooter ideal for 9 and 10 year old kids. It's called the replica scooter because the scooter is a smaller version of the Ryan William's signature scooter (Ryan Williams is an Australian freestyle scooter rider). The scooter allows young kids can emulate their favourite pro-rider on a scooter that is appropriately sized for them.

What's it like to ride Nitro Circus Replica Stunt scooter?

This is a fantastic scooter for beginners to start learning tail whips and other tricks. It's smaller than a standard sized scooter which means it is lighter too. Younger riders aren't as strong as pro riders so a lighter scooter makes it easier to flip around and learn stunts. The gold deck is 4" wide and 19" long so it's smaller than on many stunt scooters, making it easier for smaller riders to learn tricks.

The steel bars measure 21.7" in height by 17.9" in width (45.72cm x 55.8cm) and are super durable with a double clamp, standard headset and strong steel forks. The total height of the scooter is 80cm.

Other notable features are the 110mm wheels which are light but strong with alloy cores. Alloy core wheels are a good choice for kids who are serious about doing jumps and tricks at the skatepark as they will withstand the impact needed from these kinds of moves. The scooter also features decent grips, which are comfortable when riding.

Chilli Base Stunt Scooter

My 9 year old son Callum was gifted a Chilli Base scooter and we were both impressed. The Chilli scooter is a solid, light and perfectly sized scooter for beginner riders around 9 and 10 years old. It looks very nice too.

What's It Like to Ride the Chilli Base Scooter?

The 110mm wheels offer a smooth and speedy ride both on the ramps and on the paths. Weighing just 3.5kg, it's light enough for beginners to manoeuvre and control easily. The deck measures 19.6" by 4.5" (50cm by 11.5cm) so there is plenty of foot space.

The height from the floor to the top of the handlebar is 79cm - this was a nice size for Callum who is 4' 4" (132cm) in height. It came up to around waist height. The handlebars are super wide at 58cm. This worked well for Callum, as the wider handlebars gave him extra control when going down the ramps.

If you're looking for a scooter for beginners at the skate park, it's an excellent choice. It's a high-quality scooter at a competitive price point.

You can read our full review here.

Blazer Pro Outrun Complete Scooter

The Blazer Pro Outrun is a fantastic entry level scooter for beginners to the skate park. It's hard to find another scooter that matches it's build and quality with such an affordable price tag.

What's it Like to Ride the Blaze Pro Outrun?

The 100mm wheels with 5 spoke alloy core wheels offer a very smooth ride. The wheels are slightly smaller wheels than on the Nitro Circus Replica and Chilli Base scooters. Pros generally prefer bigger wheels because they are faster. However, most beginners won't notice the difference between 100mm and 110mm wheels. In fact, smaller wheels can be better for young kids as they aren't as quick.

With a total scooter height of 79cm, the scooter is a nice size for 9 and 10 year olds. Wide bars (51.5cm) give the rider lots of control over manoeuvres.

A long and wide deck (19.7" by 4.5") gives plenty of foot space for kids with growing feet. Weighing 3.9kg, its' not the lightest stunt scooter but light enough for tail whips and other jumps!

The Blaze Outrun is available several colorways, but the neo chrome is popular and looks amazing on the skate park.

Rampage R1 Stunt Scooter

The Rampage R1 scooter is a slick and cool looking scooter with excellent specs designed for kids between 8 and 12 years old. With a design to accommodate entry level scooter riders but featuring a taller handlebar and the ability to upgrade the wheels - this is great choice for fast growing kids who want to improve their skills at the skatepark.

What's It Like to Ride the Rampage R1 scooter?

The 110mm PU core, high rebound wheels are fast and smooth on the ramps. 88A alloy core wheels are strong for withstanding the impact of tricks. If your child is serious about doing tricks, it's best to look for scooters with alloy core wheels.

Wide handlebars (54cm) give extra control when riding. The deck is wide and long (11cm x 49.5cm), this will give kids plenty of foot space and growing room.

A fixed height of 82cm gives some growing room for most kids. Ideally the scooter should be between hip and waist height, although many pro stunt scooter riders like their scooter to sit a little lower than this. However, if the handlebar height is between the hips and waist it gives kids a lot more control of the scooter when they're just starting out.

Other Features:
The scooter has a threadless IHC fort, not only is this strong, it allows you to upgrade the wheels to 120mm which your child may want to do if they are serious about improving. The composite rear brake is also compatible with 120m wheels.

Considering it's got a larger footplate and a taller handlebar than other scooters featured in this article, it's still light at 3.6kg,which is always a plus point when performing jumps and stunts.

Razor Pro X Stunt Scooter

The Pro X is Razor's entry level stunt scooter. It's the latest in a long line of professional scooters by Razor.

What's It Like To Ride the Pro X?
With a total height of 79.5cm, it's a great size for 9 and 10 year olds to ride at the skate park. The 100mm polyurethane have polypropylene cores (plastic rather than metal!). This makes the wheels lighter and faster for using on the ramps and okay for light weight riders learning tricks. However, if you want a scooter for heavy stunt scooter use or for a heavier rider, go for the Razor Pro XX which has alloy core wheels.

A real plus point with the scooter is that the wheels can be upgraded when kids are ready. It's also designed to readily upgrade handlebars, forks, and grips

A lovely aluminium deck with boxed edges is strong and light for easy mastering of tricks. Soft rubber grips on the handlebar are comfortable for young riders. The scooter weighs 3.38kg, so it's quite lightweight for a beginner scooter rider.

MGP Action Sports – Madd Gear Kick EXTREME V5 Scooter

Designed for riders aged 8 years and older, the Madd Gear Kick Extreme V5 Stunt Scooter offers the perfect blend of performance and durability. It's a great scooter for 9 and 10 year olds who want take their scooter riding to the next level.

What's It Like to Ride the Madd Gear V5 Stunt Scooter?

Equipped with 110mm 5-spoke aluminum core wheels that feature MGP high-speed polyurethane form and ABEC 7 high-speed chrome bearings, the scooter provides a ultra smooth ride that feels like gliding on air!

Madd Gear have been producing top quality stunt scooters for over 20 years, so it's difficult to go wrong with purchasing one. The wheels are the result of generations of technology and product testing, drawing from the experiences and expertise of the world's best pro riders.

The deck measures 4.5" wide by 19.5" long which is just the right size for those looking to elevate their riding skills at the skate park.

The overall height of the scooter measures 82.5cm, which offers some growing room for most 9 and 10 year olds. Weighing just 3.22kg, this scooter is super light especially for a scooter with slightly larger 110mm wheels. This really does make it a great option for trying out new tricks at the skatepark.

With all these features, the Extreme V5 is one of the best options available for riders who demand high-quality specs in their stunt scooters at an excellent price point.

Dirt Scooters

Dirt scooters are designed for rougher ground, off road. They are great for scooting over grass, gravel or on dirt tracks. Many kids like to try them out on bmx trails. They can also be used for off road tricks, stunt runs and manoeuvres. They are also strong and made of heavy duty parts to withstand the impact of different terrain. The wheels are also bigger for the same reason. Perfect for introducing 9 and 10 year olds to an action sport and getting them out experiencing different environments.

The Osprey off-road dirt scooter is a solid scooter designed to take punishment from rough terrain.

What's it like to ride the Osprey dirt scooter?

The scooter offers excellent traction when riding off road. The large 200mm pneumatic rubber tires on both front and rear, supported by tough aluminium cores with 3-piece hubs easily absorb shocks from ride. The solid wheels and a hardy aluminium deck enable the rider to perform high-impact manoeuvres.

In addition, chrome handlebars with large rubber grips provide superior comfort.

The scooter also has a stainless steel rear brake that provides additional stopping power, even on dirt surfaces.

If you're interested in a dirt scooter, check out our dirt scooter buying guide.

Three Wheel Scooters

3 wheel scooters are becoming increasingly popular with older children. The Maxi Micro and Globber Master are both excellent 3 wheel scooters for both 9 and 10 year olds.

Maxi Micro

There are some great 3 wheel scooters available for 9 and 10 year olds at the moment. The top of the range 3 wheel scooter for 9 and 10 year olds is the maxi micro deluxe scooter.

What's It Like to Ride the Maxi Micro?

High quality PU wheels and bearings offer a super smooth and quiet ride. There is absolutely no rattling with this scooter! The rear foot brake is excellent, it stops the scooter quickly and efficently even at fast speeds. The scooter has a lean to steer mechanism, so kids lean to go left and right. Micro recommends the scooter for kids between ages 5 and 12 or who are between 110 and 152cm tall.

An adjustable handlebar has a height range of between 67cm to 92cm, so there will be a height to suit 9 and 10 year olds. The handlebar stem is anodised aluminium to prevent corrosion.

Can you fold the Maxi Micro?

The version of the scooter featured above doesn't fold. However, you can easily remove the handlebar from the base for easy transportation and storage. The scooter is also super lightweight at just 2.5kg which makes it easy to carry.

There are folding versions of the Maxi micro which are slightly more expensive. Check some out on amazon.co.uk.

Read a full review of the maxi micro scooter (with classic and deluxe versions included).

Globber Master Scooter

The Globber Master scooter is a great 3 wheeler perfect the older child. With a height adjustment range of between 74cm and 94cm, it can accommodate 9 and 10 year olds with plenty of growing room.

What's It Like to Ride the Globber Master Scooter?

The Globber Master is front powered with a 120mm PU front wheel and a 80mm rear wheel for an easy and smooth cruise.

A wide adjustable handlebar makes this 3 wheel beauty easy to control. In addtion, five different height settings means there is a height to comfortably suit kids of most ages between 4 and 14!

Can You Fold the Globber Master?

In a word, yes! There's an easy to use side button for quick folding. When folded, you can pull the scooter along in trolley mode for easy transportation.

Click here for more 3 wheel scooters for older children

Electric Scooters

Electric scooters are fun and offer some super speed for kids.
Razor electric scooters are a popular brand in the UK.
The E90 is a good choice for 9 and 10 year olds. It has a maximum weight limit of 54kg.

Top speed
It can reach speeds of up to 10mph. A kick start is required to get the motor started and there is a push button acceleration.

Brake
The brake is hand operated at the front and there's twist-grip acceleration control.

Run time
The scooter can provide up to 80 minutes of continuous use on one battery charge.

Other Considerations When Choosing a Scooter

Coolness factor - at this age kids may be concerned that they need to have a scooter that looks cool. So it's worth checking in with them about the kinds of styles they like and prefer. Plus reading reviews from other purchasers to see if their kids liked the scooters. Stunt scooters are probably considered to be cooler at this age and they can be used for cruising too so this may affect your decision.

Sturdy - my almost 10 year old primarily uses his scooter for getting for a to b. However, he naturally tries little jumps on his scooter so he definitely needs something robust to withstand the abuse he gives it.

An older child might be covering longer distances on their scooter when cruising, so they may benefit from a scooter with larger wheels. Scooters with larger wheels are great for going quickly and covering longer distances. So, it's worth considering if the commute to school is long distance or they may be travelling further distances as they get older (perhaps to secondary school).

More Types of Scooter

Scissor Scooters (also known as Flicker, Wiggle and Swing Scooters)
A scooter that has become more popular in recent years is the scissor scooter, commonly known as a Flicker or swing scooter. This type of scooter has two footplates, one for each foot so you don't propel the scooter with a foot like you do with a traditional push scooter. Instead, you either move your legs in and out, move from side to side or wiggle your hips to move the scooter.

These scooters are fun and they are great for building leg muscle and improving co-ordination. I'm not sure they will replace the traditional kick scooter but are perfect for taking down the park for some fun. Check out an option below:

AOODIL Swing Scooter

Ideally sized for 9 and 10 year olds, the swing scooter is reasonably priced and height adjustable from 95cm to 110cm. Like all of these types of scooter, it's guaranteed to give extra fun. Riders can make quick 180 degree turns, with a quick response brake for enhanced control. Drifting and carving is easy so kids can pull of crazy moves. And the best thing about it is that there is a 100kg weight capacity so adults can have a go at the action too.

PU wheels mean a smooth, comfortable glide. For safety, the footplates have non slip designs, to keep feet steady while riding. And for peace of mind, the scooter has a 1 year warranty.

We have also reviewed the best Flicker scooters if you want more options to choose from.

Space Scooters

The space scooters deck is curved and the back is much higher than the deck at the front. To use it, hop on the deck, then shift your weight between your feet to get going. Essentially, you have to pump the platform up and down to move rather than kicking.

Space Scooter X540

The space scooter x540 works by pumping up and down on the deck to make it move. The 200mm wheels will get kids going quickly and speedily. It's aimed at kids from aged 8. There is a height adjustable handlebar, a kickstand and a handbrake for easy stopping. A clever safety feature that uses loud clicks to warn riders if too much force is being applied to the scooter deck when they push down.

Overall, the space scooter is fun. An extra option to get kids off their screens and having some exercise!

Razor S Sport or Micro Sprite

Razor S Sport or Micro Sprite Scooter - A Comparison

Razor and Micro scooters are both popular manufacturers of scooter. This article compares the features and specifications of the Razor S Sport scooter with the Micro Sprite.

The primary consideration many people have is price. The Razor S sport scooter is cheaper than the Micro sprite. Is the more expensive Micro Sprite better or will spending less on the Razor be sufficient?

Comparison at a glance

Feature	Razor S Sport Scooter	Micro Sprite Scooter
Age Recommendation	6 plus	5 to 12
Price	Check price on amazon	Check price on amazon Check Price on Micro Scooters
Handlebar Height	83cm	64cm to 93cm
Wheels	98mm urethane wheels	87a urethane wheel (120m front wheel and 100mm rear wheel)
Bearings	ABEC 5	ABEC 5
Weight of scooter	2.76kg	2.7kg
Max rider weight	100kg	100kg
Foldable	Yes	Yes
Kickstand	No	Yes
Brake	Rear foot brake	Rear foot brake

Razor S Sports Scooter

If you're looking for a well built and solid kick scooter at an affordable price for a child aged 6 plus, then the Razor S sports scooter could be the best choice depending on the features you require.

Easy to fold - it's quick and easy to fold the scooter. Razor makes a selling point out of the fact that it can be easily folded down to fit in a bag. It's extremely portable.

Lightweight - the fact that the scooter is so lightweight which adds to its portability. It only weighs 2.76kg.

Handlebar - the handlebar measures 83cm. Ideally, the handlebar height on a scooter should be between hip and waist height. 83cm is probably a good height for most 6, 7 and 8 year olds. However, the handlebar isn't height adjustable which means that the Razor will have a shorter life span than the Micro Sprite which has an adjustable handlebar.

Wheels - the wheels are 98mm and made of urethane which is a good material for scooter wheels.

Frame - the frame and deck are made of aluminum which is a strong yet lightweight material

Longevity - the Razor S sport is built to be durable and sturdy. It is a good scooter that should withstand the abuse kids put it through as long as it is used for its recommended use (which is a kick scooter rather than a stunt scooter).

However, the lack of an adjustable handlebar might be a negative for some people. Other scooters with height adjustable handlebars accommodate children of different heights so last longer. Older kids get to a point where the handlebar will be too short for them to use.

Verdict - This scooter gives great bank for your buck. It's a good buy for the 6 to 10 year age group.

Micro Sprite Scooter (Classic Version)

The Micro Sprite scooter (classic version) is a quality build that has been designed to last. This scooter can accommodate kids from age 5 to 12 and is recommended for children between 110cm and 152cm. The scooter requires a bigger outlay but if looked after it can last years. Therefore, even though it's more expensive, it could save you money in the long run.

Easy to fold - Like the Razor scooter, the Micro is quick and easy to fold.

Weight - It weighs the same as the Razor at 2.7kg, so is light for smaller kids to carry and manoeuvre. They will have no problems carrying either scooter up a few steps or up and down kerbs.

Handlebar - The major advantage that the Sprite has over the Razor is that the handlebar is height adjustable. The telescopic handlebar can be adjusted at any point between 64cm to 93cm, so you can find the perfect height for your child. It also allows the Micro Sprite to accommodate a much wider age range. It states from 5 to 12 but actually, the highest handlebar height will allow many teens and some adults to hop on and have a go as long as they are under the weight limit of 100kg. Having said this, I wouldn't recommend the Sprite as an adult scooter - they may have to stoop over, especially if they're tall!

Wheels - the Micro Sprite has ABEC bearings and two 87A polyurethane wheels, which means the wheels are durable, solid and give a smooth, comfortable ride. The wheels are 120mm so slightly bigger than the wheels on the Razor. This is better as they will last longer (they won't wear down as fast). Bigger wheels also give a smoother ride over cracks and bumps in the pavement.

Designed to last - Another huge advantage of the Sprite is that it has been engineered and designed to last. Each key part is easily be repaired or replaced. Therefore, the scooter should last a lifetime. It can be passed down to friends or siblings or be resold secondhand once finished with.
This makes the scooter more eco friendly than other scooters which are likely to end up in the landfill when wheels or other parts need replacing.

Kickstand - the scooter has a kickstand so you can stand it up wherever you want to. Stand it up when you visit friend's or go to the park. A kickstand can also help prevent scratching the paintwork as you won't be leaning it against walls.

Verdict - the Micro Sprite scooter is an excellent choice for children of all ages. It’s foldable, lightweight and has an adjustable handlebar that can be set at the perfect height. It gives a smooth, comfortable ride. It will set you back a bit but it’s can last for years if looked after. What’s not to like?

Razor or the Sprite - which to get?

If budget is a big consideration, the Razor may be the only option. And you get a lot for your money. A sturdy, well designed scooter that is strong but lightweight and able to stand up to the abuse that kids often put things through. However, if money is no object or you can afford to splurge out a little, the Sprite is an excellent choice. It’s difficult to go wrong with a Micro scooter as one thing you can be sure of is a quality build (there’ll be no rattling with their scooters). The Sprite can last a childhood and potentially longer if taken care of properly.

3 Wheel Scooters for Older Children

3 wheel scooters are becoming popular with older children for many reasons. Some children prefer the stability of being on 3 wheels. Other children may have dyspraxia or other conditions, which means they prefer using 3 wheels.

The good news is there are many options of 3 wheel scooters for the older age group.

The scooters below are 3 wheel scooters designed for older children from around aged 5 or 6 to 14 years old.

✔️ Top Tip - When choosing a scooter the handlebar should be adjustable so that it is around hip to waist height on the rider. A handlebar which is too low or a too high makes the scooter very difficult to control.

Maxi Micro Deluxe Scooter (5 to 12 years)

The Micro Maxi Deluxe is a high quality, 3 wheel scooter with outstanding construction and design. It's smooth, agile and quiet, making it a joy to ride. A telescopic height-adjustable handlebar ensures the perfect height for kids of all ages up to 12 years or a height of 152cm.

There are several versions of the Maxi Micro. The version featured above has a chopper style handlebar and wider wheels.

Long Lasting
One of the things I love about Micro scooters is that all their parts are repairable and replaceable, keeping scooters out of the landfill and on the road. You can pass it onto younger siblings or sell it second hand when finished with.

Age Recommendation
It's designed for kids aged 5 to 12 years old who are between 110cm and 152cm tall. If your child is towards the end of this range, also check out the Globber scooters and the 3 wheel Micro kickboard scooter further on in this article (the handlebars on these scooters extend even higher than the Micro Maxi)

Adjustable Handlebar
You can adjust the chopper handlebar at any point between 72cm to 91cm. It's super easy and quick to adjust with a quick-release clamp. Ideally, the handlebar should adjust to around waist height on the rider. The lowest height setting of 72cm will be fine for small children. Likewise, the highest handlebar setting of 91cm is fine for many 12 year olds. Micro constructed the bar with anodised aluminium, protecting against wear and tear. The chopper handlebars give great control and support balance.

The Ride
The high quality PU wheels measure 120mm at the front and 80mm at the rear, giving a smooth and quiet roll along the pavement. There's no rattling on the Maxi Micro! Kids control the scooter by leaning to steer, so you lean to turn left and right. This allows them to "surf the sidewalk", making the ride is quick and agile. The scooter is super light at just 2.9kg making it easy to control. It's also a doddle to pick up and carry to the top of a steep hill or up a flight of stairs.

Safety is paramount on the Micro Maxi Deluxe. It features a raised silicone Micro branded deck which improves grip. A substantial rear brake makes it easy and quick to stop without scuffing shoes.

Is it foldable?
The Maxi Micro Deluxe featured above isn't foldable. However, you can remove the bar from the base for easy transportation and storage. If a folding scooter is important to you, there is another version of the Maxi Micro that folds (#amazon affiliate link)

Are there any other upgrades?
You can upgrade the foldable scooter to have LED wheels too.

Verdict:

Best for - This is a great scooter for all age ranges. Its low handlebar setting accommodates younger, smaller children and the highest handlebar height many tall children. It is lightweight and built to last so it's difficult to go wrong. You won't need to buy another 3 wheel scooter for your child.

Not ideal for - those on a tight budget.

✔️ Top Tip - Lightweight scooters can be advantageous. They are easy to carry and easy for younger, smaller children to control. For example, it's easier for them to lift up and down steps and kerbs.

Globber Master Scooter (4 to 14 years)

The Globber Master scooter is suitable for kids aged 4 to 14 who are under the 50kg weight limit.

Adjustable Handlebar

The wide adjustable t-bar can be set at 5 different height setting, starting at 74cm and reaching up to 94cm. It's easily foldable with a safe and easy-to-use side push button. This makes transporting the scooter a breeze when you need to.

Deck

The extra wide deck topped with soft anti-slip EVA foam makes riders feel stable and comfortable. An extra-long composite rear brake add to a child's safety as they ride.

Steering Lock Button

There's a steering lock button. When pressed in means the scooter can only go forwards and backwards. This is helpful when kids start scooting as they just have to concentrate on moving in a straight line before worrying about steering.

Wheels

High quality PU casted 120mm front wheels and an 80mm back wheel ensure a smooth ride along the pavement. Super soft dual-colour PR handlebar grips also add to the comfort while scooting.

Globber has become a household name in the scooter world and this is just one of their many offerings. Perfect to see kids scooting until their teenage years.

3 Style Scooters (5 to 8 years)

The 3styles RGS2 scooter is recommended for children age 5 to 8 years old with a weight capacity of up to 50kg. It's much cheaper than the Maxi Micro so a good option if you're on a budget. Although the handlebar doesn't extend to as high as the Maxi Micro scooter so it won't last kids as long.

Handlebar

The handlebar has 5 adjustable height settings which are 52cm, 72cm, 76cm and 80cm. This should accommodate most kids in the recommended age range (and perhaps a bit younger too). The handlebar is foldable, making the 3style scooter easy to transport and store.

Weight of Scooter

The scooter weighs 3.5kg so it's not as light as the Maxi Micro scooter but still should be fine to carry when needed.

Steering

There is an easy glide, tilt to lean steering system. Kids lean to go left and right to change direction.

Wheels

The PU wheels offer a smooth ride and features LED lights that light up as the wheel spins. Great for being seen on dark evenings. They don't need charging or batteries to work. The front wheels measure 120mm and the back 80mm double wheel offers stability when riding.

Longevity

The handlebar only extends up to 80cm (which is 13cm less than the Maxi Micro), so it will be fine for most kids up to 8 years old (and maybe a bit older - it will depend on how tall your child is). You can measure your child and see how high 80cm will be against their body. Ideally, you want the handlebar to come up to around waist height as this is the most comfortable. height when scooting.

You can get some replacement parts for this scooter, such as wheels and hand grips. This helps keep the scooter on the road for longer if these parts need replacing. However, unfortunately not every part can be replaced like on the Maxi Micro.

Verdict

Overall, if you are on a budget and looking for a scooter for the 5 plus age group, this is a good choice. Kids love the LED light up wheels and there are 6 bright colours to choose from too.

Globber Ultimum (age 5 to adult)

The Globber Ultimum scooter's unique selling point is its longevity. Amazingly it adjusts up to 101cm high. It will last most kids well into their teenage years. And adults can also hop on and have a go.

Height adjustable handlebar

It has a 6 height adjustable t-bar from 76cm to 101cm, which suits kids from aged 5 up to adults who are under the weight limit of 100kg.

Steering

One of its unique features is a patented adjustable steering angle control system. In simple terms, you turn a dial to make the turning circles tighter or looser. It allows you to adjust the steering to suit the rider.

The deck and foldability

For safety, there's an extra wide deck with anti-slip grips.

There's also a patented, elliptic folding system. Easily fold it down into trolley mode where you can pull it along (or carry it if you prefer).

Wheels

Finally, extra wide 125mm PU cast wheels to ensure a speedy, comfortable and safe ride.

Choose this scooter if adults want to have a go as well!

Yvolution Y Glider Nua Scooter

The Yvolution Y Glider Nua is a beautifully designed 3 wheel scooter for kids aged 3 to 10 years old. Unique features make it an outstanding scooter that is unlike any others.

Height adjustable

You can adjust the handlebar to 3 different heights, with the lowest being 62cm and a top height of 85cm.

Dockable

The scooter comes with an accessory slot which allows it to be hung onto the wall, keeping the Y Glider Nua off the ground. It’s fantastic for storing in small places. You can keep it behind the door!

The Ride

The 120mm front wheels and 100mm rear wheel are extra wide and roll smoothly, ensuring a comfortable and speedy ride. The wheels have LED lights. However, the lights aren’t as visible as LED wheels on other scooters so don’t purchase this scooter just for the light up wheels. An extra wide deck with high grip rubber offers extra stability when riding. No worries about slipping! A rear brake ensures easy stopping.

Design

The Nua has a smooth design with no sharp edges or visible screws for safety reasons. Y Glider Nua is the winner of the 2020 Good Design Award.

Folding Mechanism

The smart design of the folding mechanism allows you to quickly fold the scooter without the worry of little fingers being trapped. Just touch a button and fold into place.

Trolley Mode

Once folded your child can easily pull the scooter behind them wherever they go for extra portability.

Verdict:
Best For: The age recommendation is pretty spot on with the scooter. It’s good for kids from age 3 up to age 10

Not Ideal for - Taller 10 year olds. Although it will suit most 10 year olds, it may not be long until they grow out of the scooter. If you’re buying for a 10 year old and want some growing room, look for a scooter with a slightly higher handlebar setting.

✔️ Top Tip - 120mm are slightly bigger than standard sized 100mm wheels on two wheel scooters but bigger wheels will give a smoother ride over bumps and cracks in the pavement.

Boldcube Scooter

The eye catching Boldcube 3 wheel scooter with bright, colourful light up wheels, will definitely make riders stand out from the crowd.

Height Recommendation

The Boldcube 3 wheel scooter is recommended for kids aged between 6 and 10 years and in the height range of 75cm to 135cm. The handlebar can be adjusted to 5 different heights, 65cm, 70cm, 76cm, 83cm and 89cm.

Foldable

It features an easy fold design. In just 2 steps, fold down the scooter to fit it in the car boot, on your buggy, in the corner of a cafe or wherever you need to store it.

Wheels

Large 135mm front wheels add stability. The advantage of having bigger wheels is that they go further in a shorter amount of time. Larger wheels also go over small bumps and cracks in the pavement more easily. The wheels also light up when scooting.

Deck

The brightly coloured wide deck is 13cm across at the widest point. This gives kids lots of stability when scooting.

Weight and Steering

The scooter weighs 3.2kg so is fine to carry when needed. It has a lean to steer steering mechanism, so lean in the direction you want to turn.

Micro Scooters Kickboard Scooter

The Micro Kickboard is a 3 wheel scooter aimed at ages 12 plus and adults. It's a unique scooter, as it has interchangeable handlebars. Scoot freely and quickly with the joystick handle or take full control with the traditional t-bar handle.

It's a lean and steer scooter so it's manoeuvred by leaning in the direction of intended travel and with a shock-absorbing, flexible, wood and fibreglass deck and 120mm wheels you're in for a smooth ride.

The scooter has an adjustable handlebar (71cm-100cm) meaning you can find the perfect scooting stance for you.

As with all micro scooters, the key parts can be repaired or replaced, helping keep the scooter out of the landfill.

Homcom Tri Scooter

Another option of 3 wheel scooter for older children are tri scooters, also known as flickr or caster scooters.

The Homcom works by sliding your feet, twisting your hips and moving from side to side propel the scooter forwards. The scooter allows the rider to propel forward without ever having to pedal or touch the ground, a low-impact exercise.

It's ideal for use on smooth flat surfaces.

It's great for building strength on legs, body coordination and balance.

The scooter can be folded up for easy storage and transport.

Top 10 Electric Scooters For Kids Reviews

Best 10 Electric Scooter for Kids Reviews

If you are buying an electric scooter for a child, than the age you are buying for will be very important. Younger kids will want a scooter with lower speeds to make sure that they are safe. Older kids, teens and adults will want more powerful scooters.

Do you know about twist grip acceleration, expected battery life, the best deck size and the top speeds you should be aiming for? As well as recommendations of electric scooters by age there are also top tips on what to consider when buying an electric scooter.

Best Value Electric Scooter

Razor E90: Recommended Age: 8 Years Old

This Razor Scooter is aimed for kids age 8 plus. However, there are 6 and 7 year olds that can used this scooter, so parents can use their own judgement as to whether the scooter is appropriate for their child.

Speed

It reaches speeds of up to 10 mph. If they ride a bike, they may very well go faster than this electric scooter when riding a bike so that gives you a benchmark as to the speed of scooter. For young kids, you don't really want them travelling much more quickly than 10mph even if they are mini adrenaline seekers.

Kids will need to get the scooter up to 3mph to kick start the motor. Then press the push button throttle to accelerate further. The push button is easy for kids to use.

Wheels

The urethane wheels are puncture proof and work well on smooth flat surfaces. Air filled tyres are better for older, heavier kids as they will provide a more cushioned ride. But for younger, smaller riders the urethane wheels should be sufficient.

Motor

The hub motor has been designed to be maintenance free unlike the chain driven motors on other Razor scooters. No alignment no chain, and no chain tensioner on the E90.

Battery

The Razor E90 gives about 70 minutes of continuous use on one charge. On the downside, it takes about 12 hours to fully charge the battery.

Brake

There's a hand operated front brake for easy braking.

Razor Power Core E100 Electric Scooter

The Power core E100 is also aimed at kids from aged 8 and goes up to 11mph.

It does differ somewhat in comparison to the Razor Power Core E90. The frame height and width is slightly bigger. It has a twist throttle on the handlebar rather than a push button throttle. It has a slightly higher maximum weight ride at 54kg.

It has up to 60 minutes continuous ride time which is a long battery life compared to other kids electric scooters.

It features a 8 inch pneumatic front tyre and a urethane rear.

Not sure whether to go for the Razor Power Core E90 or the Razor Power Core E100 electric scooter. Check out a comparison here.

Segeway Zing A6 (Great for Younger Kids)

The Segway Ninebot is an awesome choice of entry level electric scooter for young kids from aged 6. It can last them up to 10 years old. The excellent features include short charging time, lightweight and a top speed of 12km/h (7.5mph).

Ride and Speed

The scooter has 3 gears:

First Gear - Start off slow and steady. The maximum speed is 8km/h (5mph). Kids kick until they reach 8km/h and then the Zing A6 will ride by itself. The first gear is great for kids just starting out or younger kids who don't want to go too fast.

Second Gear - The scooter reaches speeds of 10km/h (6.2mph)

Third Gear - when they feel confident enough kids can glide at the top speed of up to 12km/h (7.5 mph).

Battery Life

The battery has a charge time of just 3.5 hours and a range of approximately 5km (3.1 miles) on one charge. However, the battery life on all scooters is always affected by weight of the rider, gradient and terrain the scooter is ridden on.

Tyres

The Zinc A6 has a 5-inch PU perfusion front tyre and a 4-inch solid rubber rear tyre. The front tyre is made with a softer material that offers more comfort to the rider. The rear tyre has been redesigned for better grip and anti-skid performance.

Braking

A easy to use rear fender brake will slowly bring kids to a stop. Just step on the brake for a couple of seconds to activate it.

Lightweight and Foldable

The scooter is superlight and weighs only 4.6kg. This makes it a doddle to pick up and transport in the boot of a car.

Lights

Kids are going to love the light up features on the Zinc. Ambient lights are always shining on the footboard while the Zinc is on. In addition, the front wheel lights up when rolling.

Electric Scooter for Kids Ages 6-12

Designed for kids aged 6 years and above, this electric scooter has an adustable handlebar, fast charging, a top speed of 6mph and can be used as both a pedal scooter and a kick scooter.

It's not the speediest of electric scooters making it a good choice for younger kids just starting out.

Kids will need to kick start the scooter. Once kids get the scooter up to 3 miles, they can then step on the sensor which is on the footplate to start the motor and accelerate up to 6 mph. It has a max range of 6.3mph. The range will be dependent on weight of the rider and the terrain they are scooting on.

The light up deck and front wheel is a popular feature with kids. It shines brightly and changes colour.

Three level height adjustments on the handlebar can be set at 74cm, 80cm and 86cm so the scooter will grow with your child.

Megawheels Electric Scooter

The Megawheels is speedy scooter with a height adjustable handlebar that's a good choice for older kids who want a quick scooter.

Handlebar and Age Recommendation

With a 3 level height adjustable handlebar which can be set at 76cm, 86cm and 96cm, Megawheels recommend their scooter for kids aged 10 plus.

The main reason for the higher age recommendation is the scooter can reach speeds of up to 14mph which is pretty fast. Definitely a bit quick for younger kids. Having said this, the top speed will be affected by the weight of the rider and terrain they are riding on. A heavier rider going up hill will go much more slowly. It's worth noting the scooter can handle hills with a 15% gradient (many electric scooters for kids can't handle hills at all)

There is no variable speed on the Megawheels scooter. So if you are scooting along quickly you have to brake to stop, you can't slow down.

Light and Portable

The scooter weight of 8kg is light for an electric scooter. It's foldable too, so it's easy to transport on buses and trains or in the car.

Other Features

The scooter has a solid 6" front tyre and 5" back tyre so you won't get a puncture ever! It takes 2 to 3 hours to charge which is super quick compared to some other scooters. Kids can choose to stop with the handlebar brake or the rear brake on the back wheel.

Finally, an LED tailight helps them to be seen.

Electric Scooter with Top Speed of 12mph

Razor E200

This Razor E200 has a recommended age of 13 years and above. Having said this, there are reviews of much younger children using this scooter, so again it really is down to individual judgement as the age group the scooter is suitable for.

It has a bigger frame than the E100, a good size for older children around about 11 and 12 years old.

It's features include a rechargeable 24V battery which allows the scooter to go up to speeds of up to 12mph / 19km/h. Like the E100, the charge time is lengthy, with approximately 12 hours required.

It's easy to operate with a twist-grip acceleration control and a hand operated rear brake. The scooter has one speed, and no variable acceleration.

No kick start is required. Hop on the scooter and off you go!

The E200 has two 8 inch pneumatic tyres (as opposed to just the front wheel on the E100) so offers a smooth and comfortable ride. Although it's not really designed for off road, the air filled tyres will give a more cushioned ride over uneven surfaces when needed. It has an all steel frame and fork and a high-torque chain driven motor

Budget Electric Scooter

Homcom Kids Electric Scooter

If you're looking for a budget choice, the Homcom is one of the least expensive electric scooters on the market. Despite it's low price, it has some nice features which includes a foldable handlebar, adjustable height and durable frame. It's aimed at kids between 7 and 14 years old who are under the maximum weight capacity of 50kg.

Speed and ride

One place you may compromise with this scooter is the speed. If you're looking for a speedy scooter, there are better choices. It has a maximum speed of 7.5mph (12 km/h) - the lowest maximum speed of all the scooter on this page. However this is good for younger kids and riders who aren't bothered about going super fast.

There is a hand operated brake for easy stopping.

The wheels are solid and airless so you may feel bumps of the terrain when riding the scooter.

When you need to stop, use the handy kickstand so you don't need to lay your scooter on the floor.

Battery

It has a range of 8 to 10km with a charge time of between 5 and 8 hours.

Adjustable height.

There are height adjustments between 73cm and 91cm, so it can be adjusted to the optimum height for your child.

Overall it's a budget electric scooter. It won't last forever but it's a fun choice for kids.

3 Wheel Electric Scooter for Young Riders

Zinc T-Motion 3 Wheel Electric Scooter

Looking for a solid, safe 3 wheel electric scooter for a young rider? The Zinc T-motion could be just what you are looking for. A short charge time and super fun on 3 cool light up wheels with speeds up to 7km/h or 4mph makes this a good choice for young thrill seeker.

The rapid charge time of just 2 hours is a big plus point of the Zinc t-motion. Kids can be back out playing before they know it! And it goes up to 6km before the next charge is needed.

It folds for easy storage and transportation and at 4.2kg it's light enough to easily carry.

With an anti-slip footplate and easy grip handlebars, little ones can feel safe and secure when riding while being the envy of their friends with the light up wheels. The wheels are friction powered so do not use any of the battery.

Just a few kicks are required to start the scooter with the push n go acceleration making it easy for young kids to get going. Going uphill may need a few extra kicks giving kids an additional workout.

This 3 wheeler may not be speedy enough for some, but it's the ideal choice for young kids who want the security of 3 wheels but the thrill of a fun ride!

Marvel Spiderman Electric Scooter

Recommended for the 8 plus crowd, the Marvel spiderman electric scooter is a cool choice for young superhero fans. It reaches speeds of up to 8km/hour.

It has a higher maximum weight than the zinc scooters at 70kg. It's frame size is also slightly bigger at 90cm tall by 46cm wide. But it is quite a bit heavier (at 12kg) and the charge time is longer at approximately 8 hours. The ride time from one charge is around 40 mintues.

The scooter is powered by a chain driven motor an 80w high-torque motor and the 140mm PU wheels offer a quick, smooth ride.

Young adventurers will find it easy to use with twist 'n' go grip acceleration, a fully printed, anti-slip footplate and a reactive rear footbrake and handbrake for responsive stopping power. And use the spring kick-stand for easy storage and when taking a break!

Buying A Kid's Electric Scooter - A Guide To Features and Specs

Tyres

Electric scooters will have either urethane or pneumatic tyres. Urethane wheels are fine for lighter use and for younger children but older kids and adults will definitely require pneumatic tyres to give them more tread when riding, provide a smoother ride and to take the extra weight. However, pneumatic tyres will cost more.

Urethane wheels will only be suitable for use on smooth surfaces such as pavements but they won't puncture. If you intend to use the scooter for long commutes or for use off road, choose a scooter with pneumatic tyres.

Battery Life and Charge Time

Batteries on electric scooters for kids have traditionally been lead acid batteries that you will see on most Razor electric scooters. The downside to the lead acid batteries is that they are generally heavy - adding weight to the scooters.

However, more recently electric scooters for kids have used lithium-ion batteries, which are lighter and more energy dense. They don't need as long to charge and have good longevity. However, they will be more expensive which is why the faster kids scooters such as the Razor E300 still tend to use a lead acid battery. The more powerful lithium ion batteries will cost a lot more than a lead acid battery.

Lead acid batteries take much longer to charge than lithium-ion batteries.

Ride Time

The average ride time on a scooter varies from around 40 to 60 minutes. Most scooters offer a ride time of at least 40 minutes on one charge. However, the ride time will depend on a variety of factors such as the weight of the scooter rider. The heavier the rider, the quicker the battery will drain. Also the terrain will affect the ride time. A battery will always last longer on smooth and flat terrain compared to inclines and uneven paths.

Different factors will affect the ride times on each charge. Razor have developed a hub motor on their range of power core electric scooters for kids. This has doubled the ride time on one charge on many of their scooters with the power core E90 and E100 having around 60 minutes continuous ride time on one charge.

A Retractable Kickstand

A retractable kickstand is extremely useful. This will allow you to stand the scooter up when not in use.

Kick Start

Many scooters require a kick start of around 3mph before the electric motor starts. Some require less and some scooters don’t require any kick start for the motor to work. Kids shouldn't have any trouble getting a scooter up to 3mph. Generally it's just a few kicks of pushing power.

Speed

The speed of the most common and popular electric scooters for kids tend to range from 5mph to 15mph. The speeds advertised tend to be the top speeds a scooter will reach in optimum conditions with smooth, flat surfaces to ride and with a lighter rider.

Push Button Vs Twist Acceleration

Some scooters feature a button which will start and stop the electric scooter. whereas others have twist grip acceleration.

A push button may be easier for younger kids to control and get used to whereas older children may prefer the feel of twist grip acceleration. Many electric scooters for kids only offer one speed whether they have a twist grip acceleration or a push button. However, some electric scooters offer variable speed with the twist grip acceleration. These tend to be higher end models.

Maximum Weight

Pay careful consideration to the maximum weight of the rider. Some scooters have a fairly low weight limit so will only be suitable for children. The weight limit of the scooter may also affect the length of time your child will be able to use the scooter too.

Brakes

Scooters should either have a hand brake or a foot brake to slow down

Purpose

Why are you buying the scooter, the purpose will very much affect the one you choose. If you are buying for a child, factors such as fun, safety and battery life will be most important. However, many people now use electric scooters for the commute to and from work or via a train station. Therefore considerations will relate to top speeds, battery life, the weight of the scooter (will you have to carry it on public transport?) or whether or not to have a seated scooter will affect the decisions of which ones to buy.

Built In Light

If you are choosing a scooter for the commute another feature you may want to consider is a built in light so you can see where you are going in the dark evenings. Some have just a front light. Others feature a rear one too

Seat or No Seat

Some electric scooters designed for commuting also feature a seat for extra comfort. Others have the option of removing the seat. Check out some electric scooters with seats for kids.

Cost

Obviously the amount you pay will have to be weighed up into consideration to the features the scooter has. When looking at the price of the scooter make sure you have the best features for the money you are paying

Foldable

Some electric scooters have the capacity to fold. This makes them easier to transport and store. It's also useful when you want to transport the scooter in the car boot and if you want to they could be taken on a train or bus as well.

Space Scooters Reviews of the New Craze

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What is a space scooter?

Space scooters are a different type of scooter. They work by pushing the board using alternate feet in a seesaw motion. You don't need to press too hard, not too much force is required which makes it easy for kids aged 8 plus to use (younger kids do use these as well). Some designs can also be used like a traditional kick scooter as well.

The top space scooters for both kids and adults are the X580, X590 and for younger kids the X360 check our reviews of how they work and the pros and cons.

Space Scooter X580 Review

The X580 space scooter is designed for kids aged 8 and above. It has a maximum weight capacity of 90kg so if you're under this weight, why not have a go too!

Like all space scooters, it works by using the unique pump and go system. Place your feet on opposite ends of the deck (one at the front and one at the back). Then push down with alternate feet like a see saw to move the scooter forward.

The scooter folds down easily for transportation and storage. Easy to put in the boot of a car when needed. Great for trips for the park. The handlebars can be folded down too.

The 200mm (8 inch) PU wheels can really pick up some speed, which means awesome fun! A helmet is recommended when riding one. The more kids pump on the board, the faster this scooter will go. Once they've reached their required speed, just maintain the see saw pumping action with feet to keep maintain the momentum. No electric or batteries are required. Leg action propels the scooter - a great workout for kids. The scooter works particularly well on flat ground and downhill. It also works uphill but will take a bit of effort!

The powerful brake on the handlebar makes it easy to slow the scooter down and come to a stop. Feet are not required for braking so no scuffed shoes! Kids are in complete control of acceleration and speed.

A real plus point of the X580 is that it features air suspension to absorb the bumps in the road which gives a smooth, comfortable ride. The unique drive train on the scooter provides a silent ride too.

There are 3 different height settings on the handlebar, so kids can set the the height to suit them.

Surprisingly, the setup is easy and quick. You can even watch videos on youtube showing how to set it up the X580.

Another awesome feature is that the space scooter can be ridden as a kick scooter. Pull on the folding trigger and press the platform down into its folding position to do this. It is heavier than a kick scooter, not too bad, but it weighs just over 8kg.

When you've finished riding, just use the kickstand to keep it upright. Some minor maintenance is required to ensure optimum performance such as keeping it lubricated and clean .

Verdict - Space scooters are a really fun ride which will get kids away from their screens and outside playing. They are unique so other kids, siblings and adults are bound to want a go. Kids will love space scooters and the X580 is a great option for the 8 plus age group.

Space Scooter X590 Review

The X590 space scooter is the updated version of the X580 with some new and improved features. It does cost a little more, but the extra few pounds may be worth it. This review will help you decide if that's the case.

Perhaps one of the big differences is the increased weight capacity on the X90 which is 115kg. It's still designed for kids aged 8 and above but the extra weight capacity will allow most adults to jump on and have a go as well.

Other improved features include an updated and improved drive-system which means you can go even quicker on the X90. Because of the extra speed there is also a strengthened brake. And premium rubber "lock-on" as handles give even more "grip" during the ride.

It still shares many of the pros with the X580. It's foldable, has a height adjustable handlebar (86-111cm) and features 200mm PU wheels.

Space Scooter X360

The junior space scooter X360 works in the same way that the bigger version does. Alternate feet push against each side of the board to proper the scooter. However, it is smaller and is designed for kids age 4 plus. It's easier for smaller kids to learn to ride this one when they start out.

Smaller design
It features 2 x 6 inch PU wheels. It’s lighter than the X560 scooter at 6kg. The maximum rider weight is 60kg. The deck is also smaller than the X560

Age Recommendation
The age recommendation for this scooter is between 4 and 7 years old.

Rockboard RBX Scooter

The Rockboard RBX is another brand of space scooter rated for kids aged 8 plus. It works in the same way as a space scooter (you rock the board with your feet in a see saw motion) but is a different brand.Rockboard won the TOTY award in 2012 and runner up in 2011 for best outdoor activity.

What's really awesome about the RBX is that it can reach speeds of up to 18km/h (10mph) so you can really fly when you want to.

The weight limit is 100kg, so if you're under this, there's no good reason whey adults can't have a go too! Honestly, it's fun - try it out.

The telescopic handlebar can easily be adjusted for the right height and it can be adjusted to any height setting rather than just two or three notches.

It's slightly lighter than other models of space scooter at 7.2kg. However, it doesn't have a folding mechanism. This is absolutely fine if you want to use it around the neighbourhood but makes it a bit more difficult to transport in a car.

There's a handbrake for easy and safe stopping power. A bit of assembly is required but it only takes a few minutes with easy instructions.

Also don't forget a helmet!

How fast do space scooters go?

The scooter will go about as fast as a regular scooter. It goes quite fast downhill but is slower going uphill. Make sure kids where a helmet for extra safety when using the space scooter.

Can you use space scooters off road?

Space scooters are not designed to go off road. They work best on smooth surfaces such as paths or pavements. However they should be able to go over uneven parts in the pavement as well as over bumps and cracks with no problem.

Is a space scooter suitable for a 7 year old

The age recommendation on the X580 space scooter featured above is 8 years plus. However, there are reviews of 7 year olds using it and many 7 year olds will be absolutely fine on this scooter. Obviously each child is different so ultimately it’s an adult’s call.
There is also a junior space scooter X360 for younger children which is featured below. This is for ages 4 to 7.

How did the space scooter get it's name?

Apparently using one feels like you are walking in space!

Maxi Micro Scooter Review

Maxi Micro Kick Scooter Review

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Are you looking into buying the maxi micro scooter? This article answers all your questions and tells you everything you need to know about this scooter.

What is the Maxi Micro Scooter?

The maxi micro is a 3 wheel scooter aimed at children between the ages of 5 and 12, within the height range of 110cm to 152cm.

As with all scooters that Micro make, there is little debate that these scooters are well engineered, well designed and will last a long time. However, the Maxi Micro is one of the most expensive 3 wheel scooters for kids on the market.

Callum (age 9) riding the Maxi Micro scooter (Deluxe Pro version)

Are Maxi Micro Scooters With the Money?
Many people are prepared to pay more for a high quality, durable scooters as long as they know exactly what they are getting for their money. So what is so good about this scooter? How does it compare to other 3 wheel scooters for other children? Are there any good alternatives to the maxi micro? Read on to find out the answers to these questions and more!

What is So Good About the Maxi Micro Scooter?

In summary this scooter has it all. It is a huge height adjustable range so can be adjusted to the perfect height for children between 5 and 12 or within the height range of 110 to 152cm. It will grow with your child within these age ranges.

The PU wheels give a really smooth, comfortable, quiet and fast ride. There's no rattling that you get with many cheaper scooters. It’s super lightweight which makes it easy for all children to control and manoeuvre.

It is built to last. Each key part can easily be repaired or replaced so this scooter will last a lifetime if it is looked after properly.

Another factor to note is the scooter has a "lean to steer" mechanism. This means that kids lean to go left and right rather than using the handlebar to turn direction.

The Maxi Micro sounds and looks good so let’s look at some of these features in detail.

Can you fold the maxi micro scooter?

There are six versions of the maxi micro scooter. You can only fold the deluxe foldable Maxi Micro and the Deluxe Pro versions. However you can remove the stem from the base of all the other scooters for easy storage and transporation. Read more about the different versions of the scooters below:

The Six Versions of the Maxi Micro Scooter:

Classic Maxi Micro

The classic version doesn't have a foldable handlebar. This is because the when the scooter was first designed, they decided against a folding mechanism to make it as lightweight as possible. A folding mechanism adds weight to the scooter so it wasn't included in the original classic design. A lighter scooter is easier for young children to control. They can lift it up and down kerbs and steps while scooting. It’s also easy to carry a lighter scooter when you need to. For example, you may be in a busy street or park. Or a young child may be fed up of scooting and parents may have to carry the scooter. However, the handle bar stem can easily be released from the base by pushing in a push button when you want to collapse the scooter.

Deluxe Maxi Micro

The deluxe model isn’t foldable but like the classic, you can remove the stem from the base for storage and transportation. The deluxe also features an anodized stem which protects against wear and tear. A unique, moulded footplate improves grip and allows an increased weight-limit for riders, meaning that as your child grows, the Maxi Micro will grow with them.

Deluxe Foldable Maxi Micro

The really good news is that now micro have designed and built a foldable version of the scooter which is the maxi micro deluxe foldable version. With their advanced design team and engineering it's still super lightweight at 2.5kg but it is slightly more expensive than the maxi micro classic.

The foldable feature is useful. It makes it easy to carry. You can easily store it in lots more places such as under the stairs or in a cupboard or transport it in the boot of a car.

And as an added bonus, the foldable deluxe scooter features LED lights on the wheels.

Eco Deluxe Maxi Micro

New In - now you can pick up the Eco deluxe Maxi Micro. The deck is recycled and made from discared fishing nets, so buying one helps clean up plastic pollution in the seas without sending it to landfill. Unfortunately this Eco doesn't fold, but you can take the stem out of the base.

Deluxe LED Maxi Micro

This version has all the features of the deluxe scooter plus flashing LED lights so the rider will stand out from the crowd! Great for dark winter afternoons and evenings.

Deluxe Pro Maxi Micro

The new pro version has chopper style handlebars which makes the pro easy to control. It also features fattie wheels. These wide wheels not only look cool, they give extra stability for the rider.

My son has this scooter. Read our review of the Maxi Micro Deluxe Pro.

How Do You Adjust the Handlebar on the Maxi Micro?

Quick Release Clamp
It's super easy to adjust the handlebar of the maxi micro scooters thanks to a quick release clamp. You release the clamp, adjust the handlebar to the desired height and then replace the clamp to secure it in place.

Huge Height Adjustment
The handlebar adjusts from 67cm to 92cm on the maxi micro deluxe and classic versions, so you can make sure it’s the perfect height for your child.The handlebar is so easy to adjust that you can easily adjust it in between riders if more than one kid of a different size wants to have a go. No tools are required.

How Do You Steer the Maxi Micro Scooter?

Like the mini micro, you lean to steer the maxi micro. Kids have to lean to the left to go left and lean to the right to go right. This is easy to pick up, especially if they've never used a scooter before. However, it can be more difficult for children who are used to steering with the handlebars.

Maxi Micro Wheels

The Maxi Micro offers a very smooth ride and much of these can be attributed to the wheels. They are made to PU and have excellent bearings. The front 2 wheels are 120mm and the rear wheel is 100mm so the ride is powered from the front. The scooter easily manages any bumps and cracks in the pavement giving a really smooth, comfortable journey for the rider.

What is the Weight Limit on the Maxi Micro?

The maxi micro has a weight limit of 7 stone 12 pounds or 50kg. This should accomodate most kids within the 5 to 12 year age range.

What About the Footplate?

The footplate is unique among scooters as it is made of fibreglass which is a super strong but extremely lightweight material. The footplate is 58cm long which is a good size for children of the intended age group

Longevity

One of the major selling points of the Maxi Micro scooters are that they are designed to last. If you are worried about too much stuff ending up in the landfill, then this scooter can relieve these fears. And of course, there is the eco version with a deck made from recycled material.

As already mentioned each important scooter part can be repaired or replaced. Therefore there is no reason why this scooter can't be passed down to siblings, cousins or friends. It also has a fantastic resale value. So once you have finished with this scooter why not sell it second hand? You can recoup some of the initial outlay making the original price of the scooter a lot less.

Are there Alternatives to the Maxi Micro?

The maxi micro is expensive so people often ask if there are any alternative 3 wheel scooters for older children. And the answer is yes there are. However, they do compromise on some of the features the Maxi Micro offers. This doesn't mean they are no good. Some of the features of the Maxi Micro may not be important to you so it may make sense to go for an alternative.

Some of the alternatives include the Globber Master, Globber Ultimum and 3 Style Scooters. You can read about these alternatives on the 3 wheel scooters for older children page.

Maxi Micro Classic vs Maxi Micro Deluxe

As already mentioned there are several versions of the Maxi Micro scooter. Some of the differences have already been mentioned but the diagram below highlight the main differences between the classic, deluxe and deluxe LED foldable.

Maxi Micro Classic Features

Maxi Micro Deluxe Features

Maxi Micro Deluxe LED Foldable Features

Can an 11 or 12 year Old Use the Maxi Micro?

The maximum age recommendation for the maxi micro is 12 years. However, the age recommendation, is really just that, a recommendation. To see if it is suitable for older children you really need to look at the maximum height and maximum weight limits. The maximum height recommendation is 152cm (5 foot). The maximum weight recommendation is 50kg (7 stone 2lbs) on the Maxi Micro classic. Therefore if your 11 or 12 year old child comes in the maximum height and weight recommendations they will be okay to use the scooter. However, they may not have much growing room on the scooter and it may not last them for long.

Can a 2, 3 or 4 Year Old Use the Maxi Micro?

The age recommendation for this scooter is from aged 5. However, younger children do use this scooter. In order to determine if the scooter could be used for a young child you need to look at the height of your child.

Ideally scooters should have handlebars which come up to around hip to waist height. If the handlebar is higher than waist height, it makes the scooter more difficult to control. If you imagine riding a scooter with a handlebar up to your chest, you can imagine how difficult this would be for a child.

The lowest handlebar setting is 69cm on the Maxi Micro, so you can measure how high this would be on your child. I would think this would be too high for most 2 and 3 year olds, but it might be okay for a tall 4 year old. 2 and 3 year olds would be better on the mini micro. The highest handlebar setting on the mini micro deluxe is 67cm. The Mini Micro Deluxe is designed for children 80-110cm tall so this will probably suit children within the 2 to 4 year old age range better.

The mini micro scooter is also lighter so easier for younger and smaller children to control.

How Much Does the Maxi Micro Scooter Weigh?

Both the deluxe and the classic version weigh 2.5kg so it's super lightweight, easy to control and carry. The new pro version of the scooter weighs 2.9kg.

Are there Different Colours?

Yes, there are lots of different colours including black, green, red, pink and purple (#amazon affilliate links)

Create Your Own Maxi Micro Scooter

If you can't decide on the colour you want, what's really exciting is that you can create your own design. Choose the colour of the scooter's stem, grips, footplate and brake. The make your own scooter also comes with light up wheels so kids can really stand out from the crowd! It takes just a minute or two to do. Get started on the Micro website.

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Top 6 Best Dirt Scooters – Buying Guide

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Top 6 Best Dirt Scooters - Buying Guide

Dirt scooters are an awesome addition to a scooter collection. They are different to kick or stunt scooters because they designed to be ridden off road on rough terrain. They can cover ground including mud tracks, drops, grass, canals, woodland and other terrain which is inaccessible on a traditional scooter. Scooting on off road terrain adds an additional fun factor to the scooting experience. In order to cope with off road conditions, dirt scooters are heavy, strong and have big wheels with air filled tyres to absorb the off road shocks.

Older kids, teens and adults may want to use dirt scooters on bmx trails and dirt tracks where they can try out jumps and high impact manoeuvres. Dirt scooters are amazing for adventurous kids who want to try out something fun and exciting away from the skate park. It's important to choose the right scooter which is strong but lightweight to cope with the extra force required in landings.

Skip the buying guide and go straight to the top dirt scooter picks.

What to Consider When Buying an Dirt scooter.

Like all scooters, there is much to consider when buying a dirt scooter. Some questions will be can the rider cope with the extra weight of a dirt scooter?

Age

If you are buying for a child, than the age, height and weight of the child needs to be taken into consideration. It is important the scooter is strong enough to withstand off road riding. However if it is too heavy, it may be difficult for younger and smaller kids to control. If this is the case, look for a dirt scooter which is specifically made for younger riders. The scooter should be light enough for them to use. Some dirt scooters have a recommended age range.

Weight of the Scooter

Some dirt scooters can be very heavy. This is fine if you are an older, stronger rider. However, ultimately you want the lightest dirt scooter that your budget can accommodate as lighter dirt scooters tend to be easier to control and nicer to ride. More expensive scooters tend to be made with stronger materials but are designed in such a way that they are more lightweight.

Wheels

The main difference between traditional scooters and all terrain scooters are the wheels. The wheels are bigger with high pressure. all terrain tyres that can cope with rough ground. Like car tyres, they will have different treads and patterns. The type of tread may offer increased traction when riding so is something to consider. Look for nobbly tyres which offer increased traction.

Wheel size

The wheel size is a factor to consider when choosing your scooter. Larger wheels offer a smoother ride on the toughest terrains which is why dirt scooters all have larger wheels than you'll find on a standard kick scooter. If you want extra control to do off road jumps and stunts (perhaps on a bmx trail), consider slightly smaller wheels.

Wheel Hubs

If you're want dirt scooter to do jumps, tricks and stunts along dirt and bmx trails, look for a wheel that has a metal core to withstand the extra external force demanded when landing

Split Core Hubs

Split core hubs on dirt scooter wheels make it easier to change tyres. However, they do tend to be on more expensive models and are not a necessity.

Maximum Weight of Rider

Like all scooters there will be a maximum rider weight. This is important as you want to make sure a dirt scooter will last for a growing child. You also want to make sure that it will accommodate a teen or adult if that is what you want from the scooter. If possible get the lightest scooter that will accommodate your weight.

If you or your child are not very heavy, a scooter with a high maximum rider weight will normally be more expensive, heavier to ride and you won't need it, so look for something lighter. As well as the maximum rider weight you may also see a maximum rider weight for aggressive riding which will be lower. The maximum weight for aggressive riding is for people who jump and perform drops and tricks on the dirt scooter.

Type of Terrain

Most dirt scooters can be ridden on pavement and smooth surfaces as well as on uneven terrain. However, dirt scooters may take more effort to ride on smoother surfaces and won't be as quick due to the extra traction for the wheels.

Some dirt scooters are designed to be super strong so that they are perfect for heavier rides who want to do jumps on BMX trails. If you have this in mind, make sure that the scooter will take your maximum weight when riding aggressively. Also look for a dirt scooter with a fully welded aluminium construction which is light enough to do tricks but strong enough to take the impact. It's possible to get a scooter that could be used for the school run in the week and off road fun on the weekend. If this is the case look for one that is easy to ride on smoother surfaces like pavements as well as off road.

Handlebars

The handlebars should be at a comfortable height so it's easy to control the scooter. This tends to be around mid hip to waist height although some people prefer them to sit lower. The handlebar will be fixed, not adjustable. This is because the scooter needs to be strong. A foldable or adjustable handlebar creates weak points in the bar which can snap under pressure.

Most riders prefer wide bars for stunts and tricks. The majority of handlebars have soft grips for comfort when bumping over the ground. All scooters should feature hidden internal compression.

There are y style handlebar or straight handlebars. Either is fine and is a matter of preference.

Kick Stand

Not all dirt scooters features a kick stand. It shouldn't be a deciding features but a kick stand is nice to have so you don't have to store it lying down.

Deck

The decks should offer superior grip. Decks vary in length and width. Like all scooters a shorter deck is better for smaller riders. Small decks are better for tricks and jumps too. Some riders will prefer a longer deck for more foot space. Choose a deck which is more comfortable for you. Ideally all decks should be strong and lightweight.

Brakes

Most scooters features a spring brake so you can slow down. Look for one which is easy to change if you expect to use this scooter a lot.

Cost

High end scooters have stronger and more durable parts and should last longer. Top end scooters will be made out of strong materials which are also light which costs more. The amount you pay will very much depend on how much you will use the scooter, your budget and what specifications are important to you.

Which Brand Should I Get?

Despite being such a new innovation, there are now quite a few scooter manufacturers which make dirt scooters. The brands including Osprey which has been making dirt scooters for a number of years. Lucky is another manufacturer which also makes of high end stunt scooters. The one to buy will depend on what specifications are important to you. Check out the options below.

Osprey All Terrain Off Road Dirt Scooter

The Osprey all terrain scooter is perfect for scooting off road and over all kinds of terrain. Ride it over dirt, grass, along canal paths. Tackle dirt tracks and downhill runs. It's aimed at kids age 12 plus to adult.

Wheels and Tyres
The thick (200mm) off road tyres are perfect for scrambling around off road. The nobbly tyres with 3 to 3.5mm anti-skid tread depth offer excellent traction. The wheels feature three piece CNC aluminium metal hubs which are strong to withstand high impact manoeuvres.

Handlebars and Deck
The chrome handlebars feature large rubber grips to keep you holding on and comfortable when riding. The fixed handlebar is 97cm high which is a good size for adults and teenagers. The hardwearing aluminium deck is designed to take the punishment of any flying rocks and gravel on dirt tracks.

Stopping Power and Terrain
The stainless steel rear brake is built to offer you durable and reliable stopping power whatever the terrain.

Scooter Weight - the scooter weighs 7.39kg which is fairly heavy. This is still fine for jumps and tricks but if you're serious about stunts look for a lighter scooter (like the Lucky dirt scooter featured below).

Rider Weight and Age Recommendation
The maximum user weight is 100kg. It's recommended for older kids through to adult.

If you're looking for something which is solely for off road scooter use, occasionally try out a few dirt tracks or BMX trails and/ or do a few jumps and tricks - this is an excellent choice.

Bikestar Kick Scooter with Brakes, Mudguard and Air Tyres

The Bikestar scooter is a solid and study scooter for young children (around 7 year plus) to go off road over grass, muddy paths and uneven terrain. It can also be used as kick scooter on pavement and smooth tarmac. It's not a great choice for BMX trails and couldn't be used to do jumps, tricks or at the skate park because it's too heavy.

Wheels, Weight, Brake and Steering

It features 12 inch (approx 300mm) wheels with pneumatic tyres which are great for handling grass and rougher terrain. It weighs 7.2kg so is heavy. It's not a scooter you want to carry for long distances.

There's a big and strong rear and front wheel handbrake. The steering bearings make sure the scooter is easy to steer

Two Bare Feet Dirt Scooter

The Two Bare Feet dirt scooter is a mid range priced scooter for kids who wants to have a go at navigating a few dirt trails. This scooter is a good choice for younger children and those who are just out beginning and want an introduction to off road scooting. If you are serious about the dirt tracks and doing tricks, go for a higher end scooter which will have metal wheel cores and other features to withstand jumps and tricks.

Wheels - The wheels have 190mm x 40mm pneumatic off road tyres. The wheels aren't as knobbly as some other dirt scooters but they do offer grip and traction on a variety of surfaces.

Weight - It weighs 5.5kg and has a total height of 76cm so it's should be fine smaller kids to manoeuvre and control on off road terrain.

Age Recommendation - it's suitable for ages 7 plus and has a weight recommendation of 100kg. The overall height of the scooter is 91cm.

Lucky Warthog Dirt Scooter

If budget isn't a problem, the Lucky dirt scooter is top of the range and extremely well designed and durable. This is an expensive dirt scooter, so what are you getting for your money? Firstly it's extremely strong while still being lightweight. If the kid you are buying for is serious about doing tricks and jumps on BMX trails and dirt tracks, this is an excellent scooter. It's a stylish too.

Construction - the bar is made of 4130 chromoly and TID welded so at 5.1kgs is extremely lightweight for a dirt scooter but super strong too. The deck is long and wide (25" by 5") and is made from aircraft grade aluminium. The scooter has a total height of 97.5cm and the bars measure 58cm high and have a width of 58cm.The scooter features an SCS compression system which is the strongest compression system out there.

Brake - the brake uses 18 gauge spring steel. It's the perfect angle and comes with an anti-vibration pad which is brilliant.

Grips - the scooter uses Lucky Vice Grips. They have been designed to be "super grippy" but are also super comfortable and durable. Fab when flying around over the mud.

Wheels - Lucky partnered with Kenda to add dirt-gripping 200mm wheels with strong aluminium cores which will have you flying down the dirt tracks.

Ascent Dirt Scooter

This is an excellent solid mid-range budget dirt scooter perfect for kids scooting off-road. If you are serious about tricks, the Lucky dirt scooter or Osprey are probably better choices. But this is great for younger kids who want to try out some off road scooting, along grass and uneven terrain.

Wheels - Heavy duty nylon 2 piece wheel hubs, (not metal hubs so not the strongest for withstanding aggressive impact) The wheels are fitted with 200 x 50mm pneumatic tyres

Scooter Weight is approximately 5.8kg which isn't too heavy and should be fine for scooting along off road.

Full scooter height - it measures 83.8cm from top to bottom. It's recommended for kids (aged 7 and above) through to adults. Ideally, the handlebar should come up to between hip and waist height for better control.

Xootz Dirt Scooter

Another great mid range dirt scooter for kids, the Xootz stunt scooter is a competitively priced and is great for off road use over canal paths, woodland and cobbles. The large pneumatic wheels are ideal for off road scooting. However this isn't a great choice for BMX trails, tricks and jumps. This is because the wheels have plastic cores which aren't as strong as metal cores for withstanding the impact from harsh landings.

Wheels The thick 200mm (8") pneumatic tyres are fantastic for scooting on all terrain. Some reviewers have said the tyres are hard to pump up because the valves aren't easily accessible. To fix this other reviewers recommend the use a quick release pump rather than a normal bike pump for the job. Once the tyres are pumped up you rarely need to top them up which is a bonus.

Handlebars The handlebars measure 88cm from the floor to the top of the bar, which is a better size for kids from around 8 years old rather than adults.

Deck - The wide aluminium deck size is 10cm by 48cm which is a nice size for kids to rest two feet. There is fully printed grip tape on the deck.

Brake - a very responsive aluminium rear brake for quick stopping

Handgrips The hand grips have a soft and textured rubber coating which helps grip when holding on and the handle

Ozbozz LIghtning Scooter Review

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Ozbozz Lightening Strike Scooter Review

We bought the Ozbozz scooter for my eldest son for his 4th birthday. It has flashing lights which my son loved. He had been used to riding a 3 wheel scooter since he was 3 and made the transition to 2 wheels very easily.

It was a few years ago, (my son is now 12) so the scooter design has changed a little bit, but the features and specifications are still very much the same.

What I loved about this scooter was it was easy to fold and carry (although the folding mechanism was a little stiff to use a times - finger strength required!)

When folded it was extremely convenient as I could put it on the back on my youngest son's pushchair when my 4 year old got wanted to walk or eat something instead of scoot. It was also fairly light to carry (not as light as some other scooters) but easy enough for most people to carry along. The folding scooter made it easy to put it in the car and take to the park.

My son enjoyed using the scooter. The ride isn't the smoothest or quietest but was good enough for my little boy at the time.

The handlebar is height adjustable with three different heights so will grow with your child.

The flashing lights on the scooter was a nice initial surprise for my son but we lost the back of the battery compartment so after a while we didn't bother with them. My son forgot about them, they are a nice extra but not that important.

We used the scooter pretty much daily for a couple of years although it did get a bit rattly as time went on, but that is a downside of the cheaper scooter. Having said this, it held up to my son using it very well. At this point, the scooter was still useable but the folding mechanism was getting stiff and it was on its way out. However we still have it for when our nephews come around to play. For the price we got a lot of use out of it.

Feature	Ozbozz Scooter
Age Recommendation	5 plus
Brake	Rear Footbrake
Dimensions	69 x 34 x 81.5 cm
Foldable	Yes
Handlebars	Height Adjustable from 71 - 81.5cm
Other features	Soft handlebar grips
Price	Check Price on amazon
Weight of scooter	2.76kg

Maxi Micro or Micro Sprite – Which is the Best?

Maxi Micro Scooter vs Micro Sprite

Are you considering whether to get the 3 wheel maxi micro or the 2 wheel micro sprite as a child’s next scooter and are unsure which to get?

This article compares the advantage and disadvantages of the two scooters to help you decide which one to get.

Comparison at a glance

Feature	Max Micro Scooter	Micro Sprite Scooter
Age Recommendation	6 to 12	5 to 12
Handlebars (height adjustment)	67cm to 93cm	64cm-93cm
Wheels	3 wheels (120mm at the front and 80mm at the back)	120mm front wheel and 100mm rear wheel
Weight of scooter	2.9kg	3.28kg
Max rider weight	50kg	100kg
Foldable	Standard version isn't foldable but you can remove the handlebar to store. There is a foldable version of the maxi micro which you pay a little bit more for.	Yes
Accessories	Stands alone	Kickstand
Brake	Rear Footbrake	Rear footbrake
Steering	Lean to steer mechanism	Handlebar controlled steering

Maxi Micro Scooter - A summary

Key Features:

3 wheels - offers more stability - great for peace of mind. Kids go fast but a more stable ride. Good for younger children and kids who don't want 2 wheels.

Lean to steer steering - a good option for kids who have used the lean and steer mechanism before and are used to it.

Weight Limit - 50kg. Fine for children up to around 12 years. No adult use.

Lightweight - very lightweight. Easy for children to control and manoeuvre. For example, they can lift up and down the kerb.

Price - Expensive but built to last. All parts can be replaced. It has a good resale value secondhand.

Micro Sprite Scooter - A Summary

Key Features:

2 wheels - it may be a learning curve for children to go from 3 wheels to 2 but will they still be happy with 2 wheels in years to come? Consider if would be happy to have 3 wheels as they get older.

Handlebars control steering - great for kids who already use this type of steering on bikes. However, it's a learning curve for those that aren't used to it. But it will be beneficial to learn this type of steering for bike riding in the future.

Weight limit - 100kg. Kids of all ages and even adults can use this scooter. Potentially could last kids until their teen years.

Handlebar height - lowest handlebar height is 64cm so can accommodate very small children as well as adults.

3 wheels or 2 wheels

Stability
3 wheels will offer your child more stability. The maxi micro isn't a slow scooter and many parents will prefer to have more stability for their child if they are going fast especially if their child is young.

Learning Curve
2 wheels may be a learning curve for many children. However, if you are purchasing a scooter with the idea in mind that it will last for many years to come, it may be worth getting 2 wheels. Yes there will be a learning curve. But if you want your child to be using this scooter at age 8, will they be happy to be on 3 wheels at this point. The answer isn't straightforward, it will vary from child to child.

Age
The age of the child you are buying for may also come into factor. If you are buying for a 4 year old, they may be happy to have 3 wheels for the next 2 or 3 years. A 6 year old may not be as keen.

Confidence
Also the confidence of the child is important to consider. My eldest son was very confident on a 2 wheel scooter at age 4. My youngest son who is now age 7 still wants to use a 3 wheel scooter and s very happy to do so.

Steering

The maxi micro and the micro sprite both have different forms of steering. The maxi micro has a lean to steer mechanism whereas the sprite uses the handlebars in order to steer. This may affect which scooter you purchase.

If your child has been used to the lean to steer mechanism on another 3 wheel scooter and has no experience of using the handlebars to steer on a bike or other ride on, then using the handlebars to steer will be another learning curve. However, it may be a learning curve that is necessary. Learning to use the handlebar to steer on a scooter may also help them get used to riding a bike.

Likewise, a child who has no experience of using a lean to steer mechanism and is used to the handlebar method of steering on another scooter, bike or ride on will have a learning curve to use the maxi micro.

Age Recommendation

Both scooters have an age recommendation. The sprite is recommended for kids from age 5 to 12 and the maxi micro from age 6 to 12. However it is probably better to look at the specs for the scooter to determine who can use it.

Weight Limit
For example, the weight limit varies considerably. The maxi micro has a weight limit of 50kg. So kids will really need to stop using this scooter as they approach age 12. Whereas, the sprite has a weight limit of 100kg. This means that kids could potentially still be using it in their teen years as the handlebar adjusts quite high. It also means that adults under 100kg can have a go on this scooter. Older kids could also borrow this scooter from their younger siblings (if this doesn't cause any problems!).

Handlebar settings
The sprite has a lower handlebar setting than the maxi micro. This means that kids can start using the sprite when they are younger and smaller than the maxi micro as the handlebar can be adjusted to a lower height.

Ideally the handlebar height on scooters should be about hip to waist height for a comfortable ride. So if you have a tall 4 year old they might be fine on the maxi micro or the sprite as the lowest handlebar bar height may be just right for them. However a small 4 year old may struggle on the same scooter if the lowest handlebar height is too high.

Verdict

As is common when choosing a scooter, there is no one size fits all and it will really depend on your child and your requirements.

If you want the scooter to last for many years, it may be worth going for the micro sprite as most kids (although not all) will want to graduate onto a 2 wheel scooter at some point and the 100kg weight limit means that they will be able to use it for years to come.

If you want an interim 3 wheel scooter for a child who's not quite ready for a 2 wheel yet, the maxi micro is an excellent choice. And it can be passed on to younger siblings or sold secondhand (it holds it's value well) when you have finished with it.

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Still Not sure

Reading some reviews on each scooter can help you make your decision.
Check out some reviews on the maxi micro here
Check out some reviews on the micro sprite here.

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