Power Scooters for Kids
Scooters provide transportation for adults and children. Using a motorized engine, power scooters use either an electric or a gas-based engine to transport the driver. Scooters vary in price, but each is designed for a set age group.
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E100 Razor
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Capable of reaching 10 mph, the Razor E100 is designed for kids aged eight years and up. Even its frame and deck are customized for a child's height and weight, allowing for a maximum weight limit of 120 lbs. Aside from its frame and deck, the E100 provides 40 minutes of continuous riding before a charge is needed, and, it's built with a silent chain-motor to prevent loud engine sounds when riding. The E100 is available in both pink and red.
Go-Ped GSR Sport
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Designed for the child who enjoys speed, the GSR-Sport provides speeds of up to 20 mph. Built with a chrome frame and heavy-duty axle, the GSR-Sport provides strong frame for both children and adults, providing a maximum weight of 400 lbs. In addition, the GSR-Sport is built with a Go-Peds folding feature, allowing children to fold the scooter for storage. The gas-powered GSR-Sport gets an estimated 100 mpg.
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X-Treme X-600
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The X-Treme X-600 allows riders to sit as they ride. Capable of reaching 23 mph, the X-Treme X-600, which allows you to travel 10 miles before a charge is needed, has a maximum weight capacity of 330 lbs. The X-600 also allows for seat and handle-bar adjustments, allowing your child to adjust as necessary. Like the E100, the X-600 uses a chain-driven motor to provide a quite ride.
The Razor E300S
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Designed for children 13 and up, the E300S provides more power and speed than the E100. Capable of reaching speeds of up to 15 mph, the E300S comes with a detachable seat, allowing riders to sit or stand. Just like the E100, the E300S uses a chain-driven engine to provide a quite and environmentally friendly motor. The E300S comes with a twist-grip acceleration control and a foldable handlebar for storage.
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