I found this site through Google and it seems like the largest community of scooter users. Anyway, I'm looking for a scooter more less for commuting purposes as opposed to tricks. I searched first but found nothing. I'm looking for something that can fold up small and so I can stuff it into my bag but I don't want to sacrifice strength. Any ideas?
Super portable?
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Cody Henderson
Member
buy a pro model at www.amazon.com for 44 bucks, even if oyu dont want to do tricks it will hold up very good, and it folds up i guess
scooterdave
Member
20$ JD Bug ..cant go wrong if your not doing tricks i guess
Jordan Jasa
Silver Member
I would also suggest a pro, and if you want some speed, look into getting 110 mm wheels, or skate bearings.xkevin said:
Eric Magray
Steel Member
get a new A125 model. big wheels=dont push much and its cheaper than a pro and you can find it at walmart.
brandon kilbury
Super Moderator
Nick Granger said:
he wants something that will fit in his bag
Brian Boston
I got myself banned.
Uhh if you take an allen key around with you, you can take the bars off in a couple seconds by loosening up the clamp that holds the bars to the fork and pulling up (like right over the threads so they come off easy, screwing them off takes forever.)
Derek Scootz
Member
like on the bars there are little buttons you push in and they fold down. string holds them together. razor aw125
dontbuyamicro
Member
http://www.sportsauthority.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2614405&clickid=body_rv_img
i dont think it as portable as u need but its fast and good for just riding
i dont think it as portable as u need but its fast and good for just riding
the_SD_local
I own SR.
Your best bet for CHEAP-MOBILITY is the Razor 125 and you can probably find that at Wal Mart or KB Toys.xkevin said:
http://www.razorama.com/scooters.html
The first 3 scooters on that page are your best bets and you could probably find them a lot cheaper on amazon.com or in an actual store. Just call around.
Also, the handle bars collapse in 3 different ways:
1) The whole scooter folds in half.
2) The vertical steering column telescopes into itself to make it shorter (or taller).
3) The cross bar on top where your handle grips are - each side comes off independently and there is a thin elastic cord that allows them to hang but not get lost.