Category: Scooter Brands

Razor scooters with seats are not one product category. The Rollie DLX is a toddler three-wheel ride-on that converts to a kick scooter. The E200S is a seated ...

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The Razor A6 is a folding kick scooter built for taller riders. Its handlebar reaches 42 inches from the ground, its deck is 13.4 inches long, and its two ...

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The Razor Power Core E95 is a compact electric scooter with a 90-watt rear hub motor, 12-volt sealed lead-acid battery, push-button throttle, front hand brake, ...

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“Razor 3-wheel scooter” can mean four current junior designs with very different controls. The T3 uses tilt-to-turn steering and a rear brake. The Rollie DLX ...

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The Razor A5 Air is a folding kick scooter built around two 200 mm pneumatic tires. Those air-filled tires can soften sharp pavement vibration and track better ...

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The Razor Power Core E90 is a compact 10 mph electric scooter with an 85-watt rear hub motor, push-button throttle, hand-operated front brake, 12-volt sealed ...

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The Razor Spark is a lightweight folding kick scooter with a separate spark bar behind the rear brake. Pressing that bar places a replaceable flint cartridge ...

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The Razor DXT is not a scooter. It is a low, pedal-powered drift trike with a 20-inch pneumatic front tire, two 10-inch slick rear slider wheels, a V-brake, ...

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The Razor A5 Lux solves a specific problem: small scooter wheels can feel busy over sidewalk seams, but many riders still want something light enough to fold ...

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Short verdict: the E100 family is the smaller, slower class, while the current E200/E200S class uses a larger frame, higher stated speed, and older minimum-age ...

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