LEEYV Scooter for Kids 6-12 & Adults
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About LEEYV Scooter for Kids 6-12 & Adults
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
95% praised for its durability, while 5% experienced frequent breakdowns
The kick-scooter material feels and looks durable, and the color selection is true and vibrant throughout.
The scooter is a good investment for kids as it is durable and will last for years with proper care.
I am concerned about riding the scooter as I am close to the weight limit specified by the manufacturer.
The scooter's locking mechanism is defective as it is made of thin metal and requires effort to keep it folded or upright.
92% found the folding mechanism easy to use, while 8% struggled with it
The scooter has a nice folding mechanism and comes with a strap for carrying, which is convenient for me since I live in a multi-story house.
I have complained that the locking mechanism of my scooter bent up, preventing it from being folded or staying upright.
98% found maintenance a breeze, but 2% found it cumbersome
Centering the bearing spacer in the wheel can be a bit difficult, but I used a screwdriver to center it from one end then slid the bolt through the other end. It was very simple.
Assembling the scooter was somewhat easy and it was packaged nicely.
I complained that the locking mechanism of my scooter bent up on the second day, making it difficult to keep the scooter folded or upright without some work.
97% appreciated the smooth ride
I find the scooter fun to ride and solid, although I have concerns about its durability.
I feel very comfortable on the scooter and like the sturdy wheels and kickstand.
I weigh 220lbs, which is the max weight of the scooter, but I can ride it around just fine.
96% liked its speed
I can ride it around just fine as I am at the max weight of 220lbs.
97% liked its weight capacity, but 3% found it too limited
I am concerned about riding a scooter with an upper weight capacity near my own weight, as I am skirting the line of 200lbs.
The scooter's weight is a little too much for my 6.5 year old son to handle smoothly.
