And as well as our expert assessment, we made use of Gabes (who is 10), an existing electroheads fan and electric scooter rider - his verdict is based on a lengthy ride on various surfaces The handlebar can be adjusted to 3 different height settings at 85cm, 90cm and 95cm. It can also be folded down. The Razor Power Core S80 is similar to the Power Core S85. The one main difference is the front wheel. Whereas the S85 has a pneumatic front tyre, both tyres on the S80 are flat and airless. The benefit of this is that the tyres won't require much maintenance. You can't get a puncture on an airless tyre. However, it also means the ride will be a little less comfortable, with no cushioning for bumps on the road. However this won't be a problem if you're mainly riding the scooter on flat, smooth paths. It is essential to wear a helmet when using an electric scooter. These are motorised vehicles and you should also consider knee and elbow protectors. Make sure your child understands how to stop and start safely.

All the power is now in your hands with the Razor Power Core S85 Electric Scooter. It features a thumb-activated throttle, a hand operated front brake in addition to the rear-fender brake, creating a dual-braking system for better control. The 8" (200 mm) pneumatic front tyre delivers a smoother ride on uneven terrain and the flat-free rear tyre gives a solid ride and the rear-wheel drive apportions greater weight to the rear, enhancing both drive traction and ease of steering. This scooter has been around for a while, so it's stood the test of time. With air filled tyres, the Razor E200 scooter offers a more cushioned ride than it's solid wheel counterparts. However, it is heavier and bulkier than some of the newer electric scooters out there. The urethane front wheel tyre absorbs the worst impacts. The airless rear tire is made from TP for a smoother ride and increased traction. As the wheels are solid, you don't need to worry about punctures.The Razor Power A2 electric scooter is similar to the Razor A5 (featured above) except on a smaller scale. It has smaller wheels and a shorter handlebar. It also has a shorter charge time, a shorter handlebar and is at a slightly lower price point. One downside of the Razor E90 is that it takes 12 hours to charge between each use. It’s strongly recommended to charge it fully before the first use and then charge it fully as often as possible. However, please note, you also have to be careful not to overcharge the battery as this can shorten the lifespan of the scooter. span>