It\u2019s got a perfectly balanced top speed for kids around 5-10 years of age and my boys just loves it. My youngest is 4 and is used to riding various e-rides. He swoops around our outdoor track without a problem in the world.<\/p>\n
Assembly was as easy as 1, 2, 3. All you have to do is to fasten the handlebar with the scooter body and your kids will be up and running.<\/p>\n
As with all Razor electric scooters<\/a>, the quality is top of the line and that there are so many cheap spare parts available just makes it even better.<\/p>\n It can reach a top speed of 10 mph which is enough for the targeted audience needs, at least when it comes to my kids aged 4 and 6.<\/p>\n One thing that I felt was missing is the push-button throttle. I would have liked for them to be able to adjust speed better with a variable throttle, however, they don\u2019t seem to mind it.<\/p>\n Comparing it to the E100 that I reviewed a while back this thing has the same top speed but double the runtime and it even cost<\/a> a few dollars less. I don\u2019t really understand how that works, but I\u2019m not complaining.<\/p>\n It can accommodate riders up to 120 lbs, has a retractable kickstand, the traditional kick-to-start function which means that you have to kick up to 3 mph in order to get the engine to work, and a hand-operated front fender brake which is actually very good.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t \n\t\t\t\t\t\tThe Razor PC E90 has a really good runtime of 80 minutes. Very easy to learn and then master. My kids are age 4 to 6 years old at the moment of this review and they can both handle the scooter with ease. Perfect choice for kids 4-10 given the 10 mph top speed and the scooter's weight limit. A great first scooter that gives them plenty of ride time compared to the standard Razor scooters 40 minutes.\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t<\/div>\n\n\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t So the kids have been taking turns on the new PC E90 for a few days now and they have mostly good things to say about it. I myself can surely say that I have no issues with the Razor recharging times anymore. We just let it charge over-night and the boys only drained the battery too really low levels once during this 5 day period of riding.<\/p>\n I weigh 171 lbs and it did actually hold me up and run me around pretty good. The motor isn\u2019t built for it though and even though the frame held for an adult short ride I wouldn\u2019t recommend it. But for testing purposes, I had to give it a try.<\/p>\n Kids around 6-13 years will be very happy with the top speed of 10 mph, there is no reason to get anything faster than that. The wheels are both solid and the front wheel is made out of urethane(plastic) just like a normal kick scooter while the rear wheel is TPU(rubber). Don\u2019t expect good grip on wet surfaces or any shock reduction. It can get a bit bumpy, but these type of tires also contribute to the longer runtime per charge.<\/p>\n The scooter is easy to learn and the push throttle, even though it\u2019s not my favorite, works great for the kids. It might not be as thrilling for the older kids around 10-13 as it is to the younger ones. If you know that your kid is going to want some more speed you might want to read our Razor Power Core E100 review.<\/p>\n Speed<\/strong>: 10.1 mph<\/p>\n Avg speed<\/strong>: 4.3 mph<\/p>\n Battery Consumption<\/strong>: 100% to 12%<\/p>\n Surface<\/strong>: Slick roads with some minor elevation<\/p>\n I liked the scooter and it does perform very well. The one thing I have a hard time with is the plastic front wheel as it makes it very bumpy on uneven roads. You won\u2019t be riding it on gravel or any old roads as that will probably make your hands numb just by looking at it. Best suited for concrete, bricks, or newly made asphalt roads.It is far more powerful than the normal E90 scooter bot in terms of torque and speed.<\/p>\n If your kids are in the late age-range let us say 10-13 I would consider the Razor Power Core E100 or the Razor E300<\/a>. If you have kids around 6-8 years this will be an amazing scooter<\/a> that can follow them for a few years before you have to upgrade to a more powerful model.<\/p>\n As always I recommend that you buy some reflection, a clip-on LED headlight, and a horn since these don\u2019t come as standard on Razor\u2019s scooters.<\/p>\n\r\n\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
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Distance<\/strong>: 10\/13 miles (user weight 44lbs\/33lbs)<\/p>\nLast words of recommendation<\/h3>\n
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