Got an eBay group buy email and this was in there:
I remember the days when men in suits would ride these around the city. So ridiculous.
Wait this isn't cool anymore?
I was just about to buy one to do that…
You work in the city?
@Scrooge McDuck: No. But sometimes have to travel there (Sydney CBD) for meetings. David Jones on Market Street to Googleplex in Pyrmont would be a good 20 minute walk…
Beats walking !
Totally agree that is looks ridiculous and yet I've done it a bit of late and i wish it didn't look ridiculous as they're damn handy for me to get the 1km from my place to the tram stop in a hurry. I'm calling on all suited (and slender) men to purchase these. Let's create a movement of suit clad scooter utilising footpath nazis!
haha was totally thinking the same thing!
Just bought one .. thanks buddy!
Just bought two for Xmas presents. Thanks.
Gonna buy one to use for my husky but turn out only 65kg capacity damn…
Thanks, bought one for my girls 6th bday
kids still seem to love them suite wearing adults maybe not so much
So what would a advanced/expert scooter look like?
This?
is this suitable for adults in terms of height? ie this is one size fits all (kids and adults)?
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these are quite useful for going from train station to some location around the city.
are larger wheels better for all purpose terrain?
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check this out
How do they land those 2+ metre drops?
I couldn't/wouldn't do that on my feet and I imagine it isn't any easier being on a scooter with solid wheels. Does the chassis flex appreciably?
These aren't really that good for adults.
I'm not heavy by any means, (72kg) and broke the wheels on mine. Sure I used it to commute about 7km but still, the spokes broke and the back wheel just bent.
max weight 65kg
He gotcha ;-P
I pretty sure bought this for $29 at Kmart during the toy sales… Maybe it was $39
the micro scooters are the best. very exxy but worth every cent.
are the razor rift better?
looks like they are now sold out
I feel like it's the year 2000 again!