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Q: Storing your scooter

Indoors: This is the simplest solution, which involves finding a place (or making room), wherever you are: at home, the office or at a friend's house. Your scooter can be leaned against a wall, hidden behind a door or under a desk, or even stashed in a storage space (a box or cupboard), which is incredibly easy as your scooter is collapsible. In a bag/cover: For owners of the collapsible model, it is very easy to store your scooter as it takes up half as much space in the folded position. In this case, you can keep your scooter at arm's length by folding and storing it in a bag or cover so that you can easily carry it wherever you go. On a rack: Just like you ride on the pavement, take up less space in a unique style! You could fix your scooter to a dedicated storage rack on the floor, with the scooter held upright by its wheel, or up high using a wall mount, just like a bike one.

Q: How to keep your scooter in good condition

Go easy on the brakes Repeated use of your brakes leads to wear on the rear tyre, which may cause it to lose its circular shape and flatten in certain places. Avoid this problem by placing your foot on the ground to brake as often as possible. The rest of the time, gently press on the brake to gradually slow down, while avoiding premature wear on your tyre. Avoid riding through puddles and unpaved ground If you ride through puddles, you will cause the bearings inside your wheels to wear out faster. Other possible damage includes loss of grip on the non-slip surface of your deck which could cause you to slip. The solution is simple: ride on dry, paved ground and avoid puddles, sand, and dirt as much as possible. Clean is always better Keeping your scooter clean is a very simple and efficient way to prolong its lifespan. Simply wipe the bearings and other parts that often get dirty (wheels, headset, non-slip surfaces) with a cloth. This easy method can help prevent accumulation of dust and the eventual problems dust can cause on your scooter.

2020

Designed for kids aged 6 to 9 (about 1.2 to 1.5 m) taking leisurely rides on their scooter.

Features:

HANDLING: Deck height facilitates handling thanks to its two small 125 mm wheels

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Technical details and maintenance

Safety precautions when riding this scooter

This scooter is designed to help kids develop their balance on 2 wheels.Not suitable for kids under the age of 3 or for those who haven't yet learned to balance on 2 wheels.Take the time to support your child and teach them the basics.PLEASE NOTE: protective equipment (helmet, knee pads, elbow pads) should be worn.

Storing your scooter

Indoors: This is the simplest solution, which involves finding a place (or making room), wherever you are: at home, the office or at a friend's house. Your scooter can be leaned against a wall, hidden behind a door or under a desk, or even stashed in a storage space (a box or cupboard), which is incredibly easy as your scooter is collapsible. In a bag/cover: For owners of the collapsible model, it is very easy to store your scooter as it takes up half as much space in the folded position. In this case, you can keep your scooter at arm's length by folding and storing it in a bag or cover so that you can easily carry it wherever you go. On a rack: Just like you ride on the pavement, take up less space in a unique style! You could fix your scooter to a dedicated storage rack on the floor, with the scooter held upright by its wheel, or up high using a wall mount, just like a bike one.

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How to keep your scooter in good condition

Go easy on the brakes Repeated use of your brakes leads to wear on the rear tyre, which may cause it to lose its circular shape and flatten in certain places. Avoid this problem by placing your foot on the ground to brake as often as possible. The rest of the time, gently press on the brake to gradually slow down, while avoiding premature wear on your tyre. Avoid riding through puddles and unpaved ground If you ride through puddles, you will cause the bearings inside your wheels to wear out faster. Other possible damage includes loss of grip on the non-slip surface of your deck which could cause you to slip. The solution is simple: ride on dry, paved ground and avoid puddles, sand, and dirt as much as possible. Clean is always better Keeping your scooter clean is a very simple and efficient way to prolong its lifespan. Simply wipe the bearings and other parts that often get dirty (wheels, headset, non-slip surfaces) with a cloth. This easy method can help prevent accumulation of dust and the eventual problems dust can cause on your scooter.