| Razor Cruiser Scooter (Wood Kick) | 
| Brand: Razor
Category: Sports
Buy New: $57.04 (On sale from $77.00)
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Rating:  17 reviews
Color: (Wood Kick)
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.3
Dimensions (in): 27.8 x 5.5 x 9
MPN: 13014420
Model: 13014420
UPC: 817378009296
EAN: 0817378009296
ASIN: B000VES7RS
Release Date: September 1, 2007
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Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days
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| Features:
| • | Compact kick scooter with flexible weight-absorbing wood deck | | • | Patented rear fender brake helps the rider stay in control | | • | Adjustable handlebars accommodate riders of several heights | | • | Large 125 mm urethane wheels; patented folding system | | • | Measures 8.5 x 27 x 4 inches (W x H x D); for ages 5 and older |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Let your kid cruise the sidewalk in style with the Razor Cruiser Scooter. Outfitted with a wide, flexible weight-absorbing wood deck and large 125 mm urethane wheels, the scooter is safe and easy to ride, with a patented rear fender brake helping the rider stay in control. The adjustable handlebars, meanwhile, accommodate riders of several different heights, so you needn't worry should your youngster undergo a growth spurt. Finally, the scooter's patented folding system breaks down in seconds, making it easy to carry the unit in the trunk of a car or on the city bus. Measuring 8.5 by 27 by 4 inches (W x H x D) and weighing 8.25 pounds, the scooter is designed for children ages 5 and older. Key Features: - For ages 5 and older
- Extra-wide flexible wood deck
- 125mm wheel Size
- 180-pound maximum user weight
- Weighs 8.25 pounds
- Measures 8.5 by 27 by 4 inches (W x H x D)
- Adjustable handlebars
Product Description
Features- Extra wide flexible weight-absorbing wood deck for superior ride
- 125mm Ploy-Urethane front and rear wheels and high-performance ABEC-5 bearings for a smooth comfortable ride
- Patented rear fender brake
- Patented folding mechanism for compact storage and portability
- Thick foam cushioned grips
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| Customer Reviews: Read 12 more reviews...
 Perfect for cruising... November 16, 2008
Brooks W Parker (PA)
Mt wife rides this from her parking garage to her office building on a hospital campus. It is really nice because of the larger wheels and extra space provided by the enlarged wooden deck. If your an adult and fit under the weight limit, this cruiser is for you!
Excellent for bumpier surfaces, folds up small and sturdier than our other razor model September 8, 2008
Two kids mom (Tijeras, NM United States)
The larger wheels make this scooter much less likely to catch on uneven surfaces or cracks in the sidewalk or street. The larger footboard gives a place for kids to put both feet when coasting. However, the footboard is wood, so do not leave it out in the rain.
We bought one of these and then a week later ordered another for our 12 and 9 year old. We have found that it is easy to throw these in the back of the car when going on outings (much simpler than a bike), allowing us to walk in peace while the kids scoot back and forth along the path. They have more control than on a bike. When one kids is practicing soccer the other can scoot around the park. The "cool" factor the scooter is high, every kid who sees it wants to take it for a spin. Do have them wear helmets, they can get going pretty fast.
We had an older razor, but any little rock or bump would catch the wheels. This is a great improvement.
a great scooter! August 14, 2008
Kent92 (USA)
This is simply a great scooter. The slightly curved wooden board makes the ride on rough surfaces less bumpy. My 6-year-old son loved it!
Perfect! August 9, 2008
N. Brin (Colorado)
I bought this for my almost 5 year old. We had one of the cheap, small spiderman scooters and he kept hitting his ankle on one of the screws on the back wheel. So we brought it back and found this one online. It says its for a 7 year old but he literally learned to ride it within a day or two and now a few weeks later can use the brake on the back. Handle bar is adjustable so even my husband can use it. I like the wide footboard and the wheels being bigger. It still requires balance but he picked it up quick. Good buy.
Excellent scooter July 10, 2008
Wilfredo M. Viray (Orange County, CA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have the Razor Pro because I weigh 210 lbs and 5'7, and I bought the Cruiser for my son so that we can scoot around together in the park. I sometimes borrow his cruiser and it can take my weight, without a problem. The board doesnt even bend that much. It is very well made, and it really looks good.
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