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+Nicolas Rouelle Hey Nicolas, the Mibo Tiny has been discontinued and is no longer available. You could get a Mibo Master, a Kostka Rebel Fold... or maybe a used MiboTiny

CityKickScooter thanks i will look at the master but it is more like a bike un size. maybe the razor with air weels.

+Nicolas Rouelle Good choice, that Razor looks great too, very compact size and nice wheels! Let us know how it rolls ;)

Hi Ramona, thanks for subscribing! I would suggest the Mibo Mastr, Kostka Rebel, maybe a Kickbike model... it also depends on what wheel size you prefer: portability vs safety/comfort/speed

CityKickScooter I'm only planning to use it for 4 miles a day. I tried scooters with pu wheels but they hurt my knees too much. I dont know if it's the action of scooting or the actual scooter. But yeah

The Know-Ped costs three times more, and IMHO it's a lot better

The hand brake stops the rear wheel

Town 9 is available on eBay. A seller from Hungary has the best price and ships to the US

I get one from E-bay and the price is 199 plus shipping I payed 234, so you can get one as well. They ship from Hungary and arrived in lest a week.

1.5 miles is just a warm-up. Note that this scooter is not available in the US . No problem in the UK

And you ride without rear brake now?

yes. i don´t need them. it is better to step down. on the downhill i don´t ride. rear brake can destroy the wheel. and those wheels is not easy to came across. i have plan to buy another cygnus with 200 wheel. and replace it that i have 230/200 with original wheels and 200/180 also original wheels. first one is more smoother an less bumpy ride. relly helps.but i need original wheel to do that. hudora has model with 250/215. i thing 250/230 is not bad idea. i ride up to 12Kmh easy. try it.

It shoud fold with just one kick, maybe there's something wrong with your scooter, have it checked at your Decathlon store

In that case it will be the 2017 version, but don't expect major changes

The scooter was made in 2013. Do you know where i can find all the modifications over the time and the updates ?

No idea. Decathlon and Oxelo websites don't list changes to different versions

La suspensión se nota bastante. No es como la suspensión de una moto, pero tu cuerpo y la dirección del patinete sufrirán algo menos con los impactos. Aunque no lo hemos probado, creo que te irá mejor el Oxelo Mid 7 con suspensión, por lo que comentas de que las aceras no son lisas

I see your point, and I prefer small scooters too. But scooting is different to biking and solid PU has drawbacks vs pneumatic tires

Switch 'waste' of energy with 'use'. I'm interested in one of these from a fitness perspective. At 57 i'm generally in good health but the motivation to head to the gym has waned these past few months. Scooters generally are harder work and can only be a good thing. I had my micro nicked recently so I'm looking at an upgrade. I also had my bike stolen last year, so generally having a bit of a tough time so looking to treat myself with ones of these.

Hi Rafael! I has a fender break too, but the outside is made of plastic instead of aluminum

I don't think that's likely to happen. Decathlon, the chain store that owns the Oxelo brand, had 18 stores in the US in 2003 but they ended up closing them all. You can get it through 1. an ebay seller that ships from Hungary, 2. new Decathlon store in Mexico (delivery to a Mexican address though) or 3. Craigslist and other classifieds sites (used Town 9)

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skeelo69 But you can take it as normal luggage but if you have other bags will cost you extra.

I would get the Know-Ped or the KickPed over the A5

CityKickScooter just wondering if you could help me out I need to make a decision about getting a scooter I'm 6 feet tall 250 pounds which of the three should I get the razor A5 the know ped or kick ped?? I'm really heading in the direction of the know ped

CityKickScooter my son has the razor A5 I love the height and width of the handlebars just wondering if the height and width on handlebars all the same on the know ped I think the length of the handlebars on the razor A5 is 18 and a half inches

Know-Ped's handlebar is 38" high and 14" wide. I'm not sure about the A5.

the height is the same 38 inches the length of the handlebars on the razor A5 is 18 inches 14 is kind of small how do you feel riding it do you feel comfortable with a 14 inch length on the know ped

That's it! Some people here think this scooter is a bit pricey, but don't realize they can save a LOT on transport tickets

and is also much greener to the environment. thanks for the video as that's what made mine mind up to get this scooter

That's the real point! So green that you don't even need air to inflate the tires. I'm glad that our video was helpful to you

Then you must be a pioneer adult scooting in your country, that's a good thing! Some scooters have been loaned by stores. At this time, we only own three of them. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for your comment! Xootrs are nice scooters with HQ finishes but they are a bit pricey here in Europe. They also have some drawbacks like having a narrow handlebar, the locking pin, and how tires are shaped. Note that this is just my opinion, there are lots of users happy with their Xootr, sure you will enjoy your coming new one!

Hola Griselda, depende de dónde vivas. Si estás en USA, puedes comprar tanto el Know-Ped como el Razor A5 sin problema. Si estás en España, encontrarás el Razor A5 pero el Know-Ped es un poco complicado... quizás algún importador del Reino Unido o Francia te lo pueda enviar

Hi Fabio! Absolutely not. It has a stiff and short travel front suspension, so don't worry about that

+CityKickScooter fortunately decathlon allows three days trial for free, so I am going to try it :). Carrying the Oxelo 7 right now. Actually wondering if the 5 might be better for me. Thanks

I didn't know about 3-day trials...that's just great!

+Fabio Spelta Hey Fabio, nice video. I am looking to buy one for my girlfriend. City usage. I was hesitating with the kleefer180 pure(because of the weight/simplicity). DO you have any recommendations?

Hi this is Eduard, we have a video on the Kleefer Pure. It's also a good scooter but make sure you won't be riding on rough pavement

The scooter is made of aluminium, so it can be considered rust proof

Molto vero!

Well... I prefer the OT9, although it is a bit heavier

i have oxelo town 9

Why do people like the Oxelo scooters so much? Never got my hands on one but I love my Kleefer.

It has front suspension and rear wheel dampers

By now there's only the white T9, same scooter but different color

That's just great! Ride carefully the first months until you get used to the scooters and have real fun scooting around. Let us know how are you doing! Eduard

Through Decathlon stores, in case you are in the US there is an ebay seller from Hungary that ships internationally

CityKickScooter oh cool thanks.

+MKF30 I got the Oxelo Town 9 and a bag from the guy in Hungary off eBay. Arrived quickly and I love(d) it...until it got stolen a few days ago. :( Debating this or the Kleefer Pur 180 for my next one. I like the way the Kleefer folds, but not sure if they have a bag or if the ride is as smooth.

Oh, I am sorry your Town 9 got stolen. Kleefer also has a bag (or at least it will), although the ride is not as smooth

+CityKickScooter Gracias! I appreciate the feedback on the Kleefer, as well. That helps solidify my decision to buy another Oxelo Town 9. Are there any you like better than that?

If you are in the US on Ebay

+Hazem Nasef get it from the Hungarian dude on eBay. Arrived quick and it's an awesome scooter! My first one, so not sure how it compares.

When riding on a smooth surface it is fast... of course a bicycle is fastest

Just order online at Decathlon.co.uk

Hi, that was mentioned in the comments of our other video on the Town 9. The Oxelo Klick will be launched this summer, one year later than the initial release date. Please check out our review on Europe's electric scooters for more information: www.letskickscoot.com/home/articles/Battery_Assisted_Scooters.cfm

+CityKickScooter I don't think I mentioned this on here but there is a problem with the Oxelo klick for the UK the problem is the law.Unfortunately even though it would be a product worth giving a try you could find yourself in deep trouble to the extent of losing your licence if you use one on the road and the dpt trans won't allow them on the pavement.Basically the law says they are considered to be mopeds so they must be registered as such and have a number plate.I have an electric scooter as well as my kick scooter and I had to register it as a moped it's not very big and it's not very fast in fact cars hoot me to get out the way in a 20 zone but as I'm not allowed to use it in bus lanes or cycle lanes like a bicycle I just give them the finger and carry on blocking up the road, that's the law.If the vehicle has two wheels or more and uses electricity other than mobility scooters they must be registered as mopeds in order to be legal, any use other than this and you could find yourself in big trouble.UK only as far as I'm aware though Germany they allow them to use bike lanes though I could be wrong about Germany.