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The Classic Red Radio Flyer Scooter

Tina — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 13:41:04 +0000

Scooters are fun, they’re cool, and they’re relatively easy to ride. I think it’s perfect that kids can learn how to ride a push scooter long before they progress to those electric rides. The very basic, sturdy, and classic looking red Radio Flyer Scooter is a great ride for preschoolers.

Push scooters, or kick scooters, are propelled forward only by the foot and leg power of your children. They can have anywhere from 2 to 4 small wheels, usually made from steel or aluminum, that are made to withstand the tough road surfaces that your kids will be traveling on.

Riding a Radio Flyer Scooter is a great way for your children to increase their coordination skills, balance skills, motor skills, and sensory perception. Learning to ride is an avenue that will help your child become more independent and to explore their surrounding environment at their own speed. While learning to ride their brand new scooter, your child will also be using their imaginations and sharpening their observation skills. Hey, who knew that a simple little scooter could do all that?

I love the Radio Flyer Scooter because it’s just so very retro looking. It’s so typical of all the original Radio Flyer products with its great red and white colors, sturdy make, and awesome red tassels. If you factor in the incredible chrome fenders then your kids have got nothing but a classy ride.

This scooter comes with the well known and sturdy steel construction that Radio Flyer stands for. It has a wider than average platform so kids will be better able to stand on it and to balance. It has steel wheels and real rubber tires for a smoother ride.

This scooter is very unique with its four wheels instead of two. The two training wheels in back can be used with those kids who are just learning to ride. This will give them a little added sense of security as they get used to the whole concept of how to ride a scooter.

The Radio Flyer Scooter, winner of the Dr. Toy’s Best Classic Toy Award, is a great ride for the younger kids. Its classic design will make this an enduring toy that they’ll remember for years to come. And it’s more than sturdy enough for you to climb on if the kids are having trouble learning how to ride it! Come on and show them how to do it!

Originally posted 2010-03-13 07:08:24. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

7 Important Scooter Safety Tips For Your Children

Tina — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 12:49:32 +0000

Scooters are very popular ride on toys for children but just like all toys they don’t come without their dangers if they’re not operated correctly. Before buying your kids a shiny new ride it is beneficial to all if you review some of the most important scooter safety measures that will help keep your little ones as safe as possible.

1. It’s important that the scooter is age appropriate for your child. If it’s too large for the child they will have trouble operating it which could cause them to become frustrated or to tip and fall off. For very young children you may want to consider a three wheeled scooter that will provide extra balance while they’re learning how to ride. Adhere to manufacturer age recommendations for the motorized rides.

2. Safety gear is always recommended for children and is important to scooter safety. A helmet is the most important component because scooters can tip and you want to be sure that your little one’s head is safe. Elbow and knee pads are also wise choices.

3. Proper shoes should be worn while riding a scooter. Sneakers are the most recommended choice. Sandals and flip flops may upset a rider’s balance and little toes and feet may get injured if your child has to hop off quickly.

4. Scooters should always be ridden away from moving vehicles and pedestrians. Set up guidelines with your children by reviewing your safety concerns and making them aware of how important it is that they follow your scooter safety rules.

5. Uneven ground surfaces can make dangerous riding conditions. The most frequently seen injuries from scooters occur to the upper body. This happens when children tip forward over the handles of their scooter and can be caused when the front wheel is stopped by something as small as a bump, some sand, or a large piece of gravel. This can also be caused by children leaning too far forward on their ride. Teach your children how to look for and avoid unsafe conditions.

6. Tuck in any loose clothing, remove scarves and long jewelry, and tie long hair into pony tails before riding. These are all items that can get wrapped around the wheels or other mechanical parts and cause an injury.

7. Finally, a parent must make sure that their child’s scooter is properly assembled before they ride on it. Read the instructions before beginning and tighten secure all nuts, bolts, and screws.

Scooters are loads of fun and will entertain your kids for hours at a time. A little bit of proper preventative scooter safety measures will ensure that your kids get the most enjoyment as possible from their favorite rides. If you’d like to bump up your kids fun level a little bit then I recommend that you read Scooter Games, a great book that introduces over 100 scooter games that will challenge and entice your kids.

Written by Tony Larsen, a physical education teacher, this book is curriculum drive for a school atmosphere but it has plenty of awesome games that are perfect for your home playing field. Some of our favorites are Fun Bones, the scooter version of the Hokey-Pokey, and the Scooter-Tug-Of-War which is one of the kids favorite summer party games. Also included in the book are some great tips on scooter safety measures!

Originally posted 2010-04-30 06:10:18. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The Razor E100 Electric Scooters Are Perfect For Beginners

Tina — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 04:48:34 +0000

Scooters are very popular ride on toys for children of all ages. If your kids are outgrowing their kick scooters then you may want to start looking at the electric rides for your next purchase. The Razor E100 Electric Scooters are the perfect motorized ride for children who are 8 years or older and are looking for their first electric scooter.

The Razor Company specializes in electronic toys and is regarded as one of the leading manufacturers of electric scooters. They take their scooters so seriously that they even have a pro team of athletes aged 9 to 20 who participate in demonstrations and exhibitions across the world.

It’s because of this interest and specialization that Razor has a reputation that continues to grow. One of the most reliable beginner rides is the Razor E100 electric scooter and these are a few reasons that you’ll want to consider this ride:

The E100 is very easy to assemble and won’t take much more than 20 minutes to put together as long as you follow the simple instructions. The battery will need an initial charge of 12 hours but the actual assembly is easy.

This adorable scooter is also very easy to operate. Your kids will need to give the scooter a little manual kickoff to 3 miles per hour and then press a trigger to engage the motor. The twist grip throttle is easy for small hands to grip and turn once they’re rolling. The hand-operated front brake allows for easy stopping.

The chain driven, high torque motor will run at fun speeds up 10 miles per hour. This is fast enough for your kids to have fun while keeping them safe. The 8” pneumatic front tire and the 125mm polyurethane rear wheel make for a very smooth ride.

The Razor E100 Electric Scooters are also easy to transport. If you’d like to take them to the park or to Grandma’s house for the afternoon then all you have to do is fold the handlebars and slip it into the truck. And remember that scooter safety is very important so pack up the safety gear too!

You won’t find the Razor E100 any cheaper that what you’ll see at Amazon. For less than $100 and oftentimes free shipping, you’ll get a great ride that your kids will enjoy as they’re zooming around the neighborhood with their friends. You’ll also get a better variety of color choices when buying online. Available in red, blue, or pink, there’s a choice for everyone.

Don’t leave us hanging – leave a comment and let us know if your kids are loving their new Razor Scooter. Leave a quick review of your own if you have the time!

P.S. Assembly of the Razor E100 Electric Scooters really is a piece of cake:

Originally posted 2010-05-06 05:57:21. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The Razor PowerWing Scooter Provides A Side-To-Side Ride

Tina — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 01:48:49 +0000

The Razor PowerWing Scooter is a sleek, stylish, and incredibly fun caster scooter for kids who are 5 and older. This cool three wheel ride will allow your kids to perform tricks, kick outs, and side drifts that can’t be done on a standard kick scooter.

The rear caster wheels and the double wing platform are what make this ride so unique. Your kids will have some extra stability with the two wing platform since they’ll be able to ride with their feet side by side instead of behind one another. This ride has three wheels instead of two the the rear caster wheels will let them master 360 degree spins at the drop of a hat.

Learning to ride the Razor PowerWing Scooter is very easy to do with it’s radical three wheel design. The dual inclined rear casters make it easy to accelerate. Your kids will be able to ride this scooter without having to kick their feet. Just move their body side and side and off they’ll go.

This stylish ride has a 125mm polyurethane front wheel, high performance ABEC-5 bearings, 64mm rear wheels, and a double steel frame that couldn’t be stronger.

Add a patent pending hand brake system that allows kids to stop easily. This will give them a better feeling of being in control, and they’ll be safer from start to finish. No more dragging their feet to slow down or stop.

You’ll be able to transport this ride anywhere because it easily folds to fit into small places. It easily fits in the car or can be conveniently stored in a small space over the winter months.

The most fun thing about this scooter is it’s incredible ability to maneuver around corners. The caster wheels allow for kick-outs, slides, and numerous other cool tricks. Before you know it you’re kids will be riding like the experts. They’ll spend hours perfecting these tricks and never have to stop to charge a battery.

The Razor PowerWing Scooter is totally rocking ride for kids as young as 5. It’s one of the best rides for encouraging creativity and increasing balance and coordination skills. Since it’s rated for up to 143 pounds, some of you moms and dads may get to try it out too!

P.S. Check out how the Razor PowerWing Scooter rocks!

Originally posted 2010-04-23 13:05:34. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The Radio Flyer My 1st Scooter For Toddlers

Tina — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 13:18:53 +0000

The Radio Flyer My 1st Scooter is a great beginners scooter for toddlers and preschoolers. While electric and caster scooters are too advanced for the younger kids, a good ole kick scooter like the My First Scooter is perfect.

Scooters are very developmentally beneficial for our children. They provide a great motivation for kids to get off the couch and out into the fresh air, promoting better exercise, health, and sleep habits. Riding a scooter is a great outdoor sport that provides lots of fun and social activities.

They also help young children gain better balance which in turn teaches coordination. The action of driving and steering improves motor skills and eye to hand integration. And to top it all off, a scooter will help your little ones gain a sense of independence and improve self-esteem.

The Radio Flyer My 1st Scooter is a very stable and durable scooter for children aged 2 and older. It has two wheels in the front that makes steering much easier and prevents tipping which can lead to bumps, bruises, and even some dreaded bleeding.

The wide wheel base also makes this ride on toy extra sturdy and gives your child additional room for their feet. This is very important because the whole concept of operating a scooter is new to little ones. The base is also tapered which helps prevent tripping.

The My 1st Scooter will arrive completely assembled (WooHoo!) and I love the fact that it’s very easy to transport. With just the push of a button the fold down handle sits on top of the base and you can toss it in the trunk for a visit to the park or to Grandma’s house.

The Radio Flyer My 1st Scooter is one of the best outdoor toys for children. It’s very inexpensive, it’s durable, and it will provide hours of entertainment and socialization for your youngest children.

And most importantly, be sure to review all of the scooter safety tips before your child rides their brand new scooter.

P.S. The My 1st Scooter in action:

Originally posted 2010-07-24 05:27:52. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The Razor Sole Skate – What’s The Craze All About?

Tina — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 22:58:04 +0000

Are your kids driving you crazy because they want the latest, greatest, and newest ride on toy on the market? The Razor Sole Skate is this year’s newest craze and this unique ride is perfect for those mobile kids who are on the go at all times.

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The Razor Sole Skate is the coolest three-wheeled foot skate to hit the market. If your kids have even the smallest skateboard or scooter experience then riding the sole skate with be a piece of cake. Even if they don’t, this ride is incredibly easy to learn how to ride and maneuver. All they have to do is step on the skate and off they go, swerving and maneuvering their way around the neighborhood.

The pivoting front wheel and traction deck platform will give your kids increased foot control and will fit their shoe almost perfectly. The gravity steering and 51mm urethane wheels give it one of the smoothest rides that you’ll ever get them. The pivoting front wheel and deck traction points is what gives this ride the best maneuverability and stability of any that you’ll find.

The Razor Sole Skate is so compact that your kids can travel with it wherever they go. It will easily fit in a backpack or in a suitcase for easy transportation. No matter where you and your kids go they’ll be able to take their trusty skate for hours of fun and entertainment.

The Sole Skate is recommended for kids who are 8 and older and has a weight limit of 220 pounds. At this age your children will benefit developmentally from both cooperative and social play, both of which the sole skate encourages. This is a great toy for developing group play, strategy, and logical thinking skills.

This product is also one of the best tools for teaching balance and coordination skills. They are a great means for teaching your child persistence and determination too while they consistently practice to improve their performance.

So just what does this all come down to? Well, what it means is that the Sole Skate is one of the coolest rides that you’re going to find for your kids. Now, I’m not one for feeling like I have to keep up with the Jones’, but let me tell you, this is one cool ride that your kids will be missing out on if they don’t have one. Think about what a great means of exercise it is, and it’s just amazing when it comes to helping coordination skills. And it’s not that expensive to boot!

Click Here To Buy Your Kids The Razor Sole Skate

The Razor Sole Skate is so much fun that we parents can even enjoy it. With enough practice you may find your kids competing in neighborhood events, completing incredible tricks, and getting in the best physical shape that you’ve ever seen them. Whatever their skill level, you can be sure that they’ll love this ride and spend hours of their spare time riding it.

P.S. The Official Razor Sole Skate Ride Guide

Originally posted 2010-04-28 06:27:14. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The Razor E200 Electric Scooters Are Perfect For Pre-Teens

Tina — Tue, 18 May 2010 10:10:47 +0000

The Razor E200 Electric Scooters are perfect rides for pre-teens aged 12 and older. Once this scooter has the initial battery charge under its belt, your kids will be zooming around the neighborhood having the best outdoor fun that they’ve ever had with a scooter that can be riddent right out of the box!

Click Here To Buy The Razor E200 Electric Scooters!

The E200 travels at a maximum speed of 12 mph with its 24 volt (two 12-volt) battery power. This is a very safe and very fun way for your kids to get around. The E200 has slightly more speed than its younger sibling the E100. It also has a weight limit of 220 pounds where the E100 is rated for only 120 pounds.

Highlights of the Razor E200 Electric Scooters

Although this scooter travels at a speedy pace, it’s so well built that it’s not noisy and annoying. They have an incredibly high performance and high torque chain driven motor that is so quiet that it won’t annoy any of your neighbors. Your kids can buzz throughout the neighborhood and you can have peace of mind.

Like the E100, this ride requires a manual kickoff of 3 mph before starting. Once they reach this speed, your child can just press the trigger and the motor will engage. The twist grip accelerator control is easy to operate and the hand operated rear brake makes stopping very easy.

Both front and rear tires are pneumatic and 8” in size and contribute to the smooth ride. The full size deck and frame makes this a very safe and steady ride for extra safety. As an added feature, they’re very transportable and have a folding handlebar mechanism that makes carrying them in the car a pleasure.

As with any motorized ride, it’s important for parents to make their children aware of all safety measures that will ensure they have the safest ride possible. There are a few scooter safety tips that are essential to a safe ride, including safety helmets, proper shoes, and form fitting (not loose) clothing.

The Razor E200 Electric Scooters are the perfect ride for those kids who don’t need a beginner ride and those who are too young for the 300 and 500 series rides. Pricing is very reasonable for all of the features that it has to offer and to top it off you can normally get some free shipping to go along with it. And most importantly, don’t forget to use proper scooter safety measures so your kids will enjoy their ride for years to come.

P.S. The Razor E200 Electric Scooter in action:

The Razor Siege Caster Scooter

Tina — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 09:50:08 +0000

The Razor Siege Caster Scooter is the most revolutionary scooter that you’ll ever find. It’s part scooter and part caster board and is more fun than you can imagine. Kids love this ride because even though it’s not electronic, their feet never have to touch the ground to propel the scooter. This is because Razor’s cool caster wheel technology and twisting deck allow kids to just twist and transfer their weight to get this scooter moving.

The Siege has a flexing deck that has a support torsion bar and handlebars that fuse together. Your kids can either kick and ride like a normal scooter or they can self-propel with some awesome side to side movement that will give them a ride they’ll never forget.

This scooter is like a hybrid that lets kids master sideways drifting, twisting, and propelling like never seen before. Some kids even compete professionally with these incredible rippin’ rides that have taken street technology and perfected it.

The twisting deck is steel reinforced will carry up to 143 pounds.

The front wheel is 125mm and the rear wheel is a 360 degree caster wheel that allows for all the side movement.

The handlebars are adjustable and they fold for easy storage. Your kids can get on the road immediately with their new ride because there’s no assembly required.

The Razor Siege Caster Scooter is age appropriate for children who are 8 years or older. Just use your judgment as to whether the younger kids will be able to handle this ride. You can be sure they’ll want to try when they see big brother tearing down the street!

Not only is this scooter fun but it’s also got some developmental benefits. With all that twisting and turning that’s going on, your kids will be developing better balance and coordination. They’ll be gaining some independence as they tool around the neighborhood and they’ll be learning interpersonal skills. You can be sure that this scooter will be an attention getter and your kids will be conversing and playing with more kids than ever.

I’m kind of envious that there weren’t any Razor Siege Caster Scooters when I was young. I don’t know if I could ride one now but I sure would like to try. Let us know if you have one in your home or in your neighborhood. What do you think of them?

P.S. Riding the Razor Siege Caster Scooter doesn’t even look that hard!