Razor Pocket Rocket Miniature Electric Bike

We bought this product for our 14 year old son to be able to use at horseshows. He only ways 85lbs so he is well under the max weight. He took it outside to try and it barely could get up the mild incline of our driveway. It did not go on the grass at all. I am going to try to return it. We are very disappointed because the specs make it sound like it should be perfect for us.

This motercycle is very good and fun. It delivered fast and the process was easy.

I bought 2 of these for my twins. One bike worked, the other not at all. Amazon replaced it nicely. The one I received in exchanged did not work either! Then Amazon told me they would not give me a 3rd one as they needed to invesigate the product. They told me to ship it back. I did; then was told I would not receive ANY refund for the product as it was a few days over the 2 month guarantee. Now I see it still advertised here....good luck is all I can tell you. Amazon, I thought, was a great and fair company to deal with...I will never order from them again. The Razor was defective, but Amazon did not give me any compensation (like a partial refund,even)even after they told me to return it.

This bike is very cool! It is twenty inches tall and is three feet long but goes fast! I have a dirt bike that goes fifty M.P.H. This bike goes fifteen M.P.H. It is easy for me to pop a wheely on this pocket rocket. Don't get a real pocket rocket, they cost a lot of money and go very fast. I recomend this bike for ten and older.

Hello...
I purchased this for my 5 and 3 year olds, and their friends. I know it says 13 and up, or whatever, but oh well.
It is really about the perfect size for my 3 year old, proportionately. He just pushes it around or drags his feet, though. My 5 year old can ride it, but only for about 10-20 feet at a time. One of their friends, at 8, is starting to get the hang of it, quite well. A couple 11-13 year olds rode it and really liked it.
Aside from that, my friends and I have probably gotten more use out of it than the kids. I would recommend speed bumps to any parent.
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It says a weight limit, but I've well pushed it. My dad, at 190, has ridden it a couple times and a friend, who is quite large, has ridden it.
The biggest downfalls are that it is quite small and underpowered. Even an 8 year old has knees out. A person could probably fit another set of pegs further back and sit more naturally. It does get slow pretty quickly, if you're going up hills, but the battery lasts surprisingly long.
JJ