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Top 5 Compact Scooters For Kids<br><br>Portability is an important factor to take into consideration when buying scooters. Portable scooters are designed to fold up or disassemble making them easy to transport in the car or carry onto public transport.<br><br>These scooters also have smaller turning circles, making it easier to maneuver in tight spaces. It's not surprising that compact and lightweight Scooters are highly sought-after.<br><br>Maxi<br><br>The Micro Maxi is a great scooter for kids who are just starting out. Its polyurethane wheels do not leave skid marks and give smooth riding. It also has a pliable deck that absorbs bumps and offers great stability for kids. It is available in several colors including pink, navy red, petrol green, and. The darker colors are preferred by children as dirt is less obvious.<br><br>The handlebar is covered with soft rubber grips that are both comfortable and protective. 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Our children's testers enjoyed it without issue at the recommended age range.<br><br>There is a model of the Maxi that folds up, which may be helpful parents who want to put it into the trunk of their car or an locker at school. The version that folds isn't equipped with LED wheels but it is still a great option for children who have outgrown their Mini before they reach the age of 12. Kids can easily take the Maxi off its stand by releasing the top plastic sleeve and folding the deck in half.<br><br>Microscopy<br><br>Micro's classic scooter is a popular choice for toddlers and preschoolers. It is easy to master, and helps to develop important balance and shift of weight. It's lightweight and compact and is ideal to store under a stroller or the bus. The folding version is simple to store in a bag or carry on an plane.<br><br>The Micro is unique in its lean to steer mechanism. Its T-bar offers stability while children steer by leaning to the right or left. 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Also, a bright LED brake light will ensure that drivers can see their surroundings and other road users as they travel.<br><br>A simple, intuitive interface and sturdy construction make this scooter easy to use by riders of all levels. The ergonomic finger throttle needs only a little pressure to increase your speed, helping minimize hand fatigue. A handy cruise control button enables you to keep your scooter moving without the need to press the throttle.<br><br>Its LCD display gives you all the essential information you need: speed, what mode you're in, as well as battery level. There's an USB port underneath the buttons, which allows you to charge your phone or other gadgets while you scoot (although be aware that charging any device will drain your battery).<br><br>The scooter can be folded down in just a few seconds thanks to simple and quick mechanisms. You'll need to fold it prior to riding the first time, because you'll have to secure the latch using bolts that are located in the lower area of the deck. This shouldn't be an issue for most riders but it's worth knowing in case you don't know how to do it.<br><br>Fluid Mosquito<br><br>Fluid Free Ride Mosquito scooter is a great alternative for those looking for an affordable option. The scooter has a front-and-rear suspension, small solid tires that are easy for you to maintain, and an easy folding mechanism. It also has a convenient regenerative braking system.<br><br>The front hub motor of the scooter is rated at an output rating of 300 watts. This makes it more powerful than a lot of its competitors. It's also quieter than its peers and can climb hills at a decent speed. The Mosquito has ergonomically designed throttle controls and a comfortable deck that permits different riding positions.<br><br>Another benefit of the Mosquito is that it can run for a long period of time on a single charge. The battery is rated at a voltage of 36 volts, and the scooter can travel for up to 20 miles on a single charge. The battery is housed in the scooter's stem, which keeps its electric profile at a minimum. It also has an LCD that displays the current speed, battery level, and drive mode.<br><br>Aside from its limited range, the Mosquito has a few other minor issues. The small tires are difficult to control on uneven pavement. The suspension on the front and rear can help smooth out bumps of a large size, but the ride quality can't be compared to a scooter with a full suspension + air-filled tires.<br><br>Despite the minor issues, the Fluid Free Ride Mosquito is still a great choice to those who want a compact scooter. Its folding mechanism is easy and quick and the scooter is able to be carried by hand or in trunks. The scooter is lightweight robust, durable, and modular, making it easy to maintain. The Mosquito is IP X5 water-resistant, so it can be used even in light rain.
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