This scooter has been brilliant for our 6yo. So brilliant that I've just bought a second one to replace one that was stolen.
We are a family of keen cyclists - don't own a car, and tow our son in a Chariot. At 3 I bought him a wooden balance bike by the time he had grown out if it it had been barely touched - he just never got his balance. A 12' bike with training wheels has hardly been used either.
But on the Micro he was comfortable from day one, and after about two weeks he'd 'got' it. Now we use it to go to and from school every day, and he weaves through people and slaloms his way down the hills.
And despite being a good 25kg more than the suggested weight limit it seems to cope okay when I ride it on the way home.
A brilliant piece of design. And one that I am seeing more and more at the school.
This scooter has been brilliant for our 6yo. So brilliant that I've just bought a second one to replace one that was stolen.
We are a family of keen cyclists - don't own a car, and tow our son in a Chariot. At 3 I bought him a wooden balance bike by the time he had grown out if it it had been barely touched - he just never got his balance. A 12' bike with training wheels has hardly been used either.
But on the Micro he was comfortable from day one, and after about two weeks he'd 'got' it. Now we use it to go to and from school every day, and he weaves through people and slaloms his way down the hills.
And despite being a good 25kg more than the suggested weight limit it seems to cope okay when I ride it on the way home.
A brilliant piece of design. And one that I am seeing more and more at the school.
