Razor Dirt Scooter.

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Snow Patrol

Member
If you have any problems we want to hear about them for sure.

When you first get your scooter you should always inflate your tires to 75 psi and check for problems before ever riding it. If something is wrong at all with your wheels when you first buy your scoot, It should be returned to the store you bought it and see what they will do for you.

If they won't do anything for you, you can always call customer service here and we can look it over.


But the basic things that wear.. tires, tubes, hubs, bearings, and brakes are not under warranty.

You can expect your tires to go out eventually, and it can't really be judged when, but if you maintain them they will last a long time.

If they were covered I'm sure everyone would be getting in on it for free wheels allll the time, and abusing it lol.

Besides, 200mm x 50 mm tires are cheap and easy to replace online.
$10 for a tube and 85psi tire together in some stores.

Just run them 5 psi lower than their rating, use tire slime for thorns, and check for wear to
give them a longer life.


If it comes with a structural defect in the manufacturing then we want to know about it, and be sure to take photos.

Nothing lasts forever, especially when you are smashing on it with hard riding.

Remember, it is strong, but it is made for a long life on trails and transition, so when you take it to a 20 stair and crack your deck front flipping it.. you will most likely not get a replacement lol.

I take major flaws seriously because of the work I put into it, and want to keep people happy.
 
Robert

Robert

Tr0ll
Snow Patrol said:
If you have any problems we want to hear about them for sure.

When you first get your scooter you should always inflate your tires to 75 psi and check for problems before ever riding it. If something is wrong at all with your wheels when you first buy your scoot, It should be returned to the store you bought it and see what they will do for you.

If they won't do anything for you, you can always call customer service here and we can look it over.


But the basic things that wear.. tires, tubes, hubs, bearings, and brakes are not under warranty.

You can expect your tires to go out eventually, and it can't really be judged when, but if you maintain them they will last a long time.

If they were covered I'm sure everyone would be getting in on it for free wheels allll the time, and abusing it lol.

Besides, 200mm x 50 mm tires are cheap and easy to replace online.
$10 for a tube and 85psi tire together in some stores.

Just run them 5 psi lower than their rating, use tire slime for thorns, and check for wear to
give them a longer life.


If it comes with a structural defect in the manufacturing then we want to know about it, and be sure to take photos.

Nothing lasts forever, especially when you are smashing on it with hard riding.

Remember, it is strong, but it is made for a long life on trails and transition, so when you take it to a 20 stair and crack your deck front flipping it.. you will most likely not get a replacement lol.

I take major flaws seriously because of the work I put into it, and want to keep people happy.
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why does it say in the manuel to ride only on cement?
 
Robert

Robert

Tr0ll
Grant Schofield said:
i think its a legal thing so if someone gets hurt they can say they rode it wrong, it say on all razor scooters
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yeah probably.

and would wrapping duct tape on the inside of my tire, keep my tubes from popping as easily?

And what does it exactly mean when it says modifying it, voids the warranty?
 
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702_dialed_rider

Silver Member
Snow Patrol said:
If you have any problems we want to hear about them for sure.

When you first get your scooter you should always inflate your tires to 75 psi and check for problems before ever riding it. If something is wrong at all with your wheels when you first buy your scoot, It should be returned to the store you bought it and see what they will do for you.

If they won't do anything for you, you can always call customer service here and we can look it over.


But the basic things that wear.. tires, tubes, hubs, bearings, and brakes are not under warranty.

You can expect your tires to go out eventually, and it can't really be judged when, but if you maintain them they will last a long time.

If they were covered I'm sure everyone would be getting in on it for free wheels allll the time, and abusing it lol.

Besides, 200mm x 50 mm tires are cheap and easy to replace online.
$10 for a tube and 85psi tire together in some stores.

Just run them 5 psi lower than their rating, use tire slime for thorns, and check for wear to
give them a longer life.


If it comes with a structural defect in the manufacturing then we want to know about it, and be sure to take photos.

Nothing lasts forever, especially when you are smashing on it with hard riding.

Remember, it is strong, but it is made for a long life on trails and transition, so when you take it to a 20 stair and crack your deck front flipping it.. you will most likely not get a replacement lol.

I take major flaws seriously because of the work I put into it, and want to keep people happy.
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how whould you know how they cracked it
 
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SOA

Steel Member
custom dirt scooter <3

goodmydirtscooter.jpg
 
CoryR

CoryR

Silver Member
Everything is to my liking, except the sticker on the bottom starts to peel off from normal riding so i took mine off
 
Piccadilly

Piccadilly

Member
Snow Patrol said:
If you have any problems we want to hear about them for sure.

When you first get your scooter you should always inflate your tires to 75 psi and check for problems before ever riding it. If something is wrong at all with your wheels when you first buy your scoot, It should be returned to the store you bought it and see what they will do for you.

If they won't do anything for you, you can always call customer service here and we can look it over.


But the basic things that wear.. tires, tubes, hubs, bearings, and brakes are not under warranty.

You can expect your tires to go out eventually, and it can't really be judged when, but if you maintain them they will last a long time.

If they were covered I'm sure everyone would be getting in on it for free wheels allll the time, and abusing it lol.

Besides, 200mm x 50 mm tires are cheap and easy to replace online.
$10 for a tube and 85psi tire together in some stores.

Just run them 5 psi lower than their rating, use tire slime for thorns, and check for wear to
give them a longer life.


If it comes with a structural defect in the manufacturing then we want to know about it, and be sure to take photos.

Nothing lasts forever, especially when you are smashing on it with hard riding.

Remember, it is strong, but it is made for a long life on trails and transition, so when you take it to a 20 stair and crack your deck front flipping it.. you will most likely not get a replacement lol.

I take major flaws seriously because of the work I put into it, and want to keep people happy.
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What if you did a huge drop off?? Are they covered and made for mtb trails??
 
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Snow Patrol

Member
If you think for dirt scooter had a major flaw, send us photos. We may ask for your scooter to look it over and examine the failure.

It is strong, If you ride trails only if will last you a long time.

If you ride park it is still strong, but don't do 5 foot airs to disasters or go jump eltorro with it.
 
issac p

issac p

Silver Member
what john is saying is that the dirt scooter is strong af, but its obviously not going to last a long time if you abuse it. no part is going to last forever.
 
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