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Razor E200S Seated Electric Scooter Zoom around in style, either sitting down or standing up with this E200 Scooter and Seat.

Features:

• Powerful chain-driven motor for speeds up to 12 mph
• Stylish padded seat for a comfortable ride
• Seat and seat post are removable for stand-up riding
• Adjustable-height handlebars
• Full-size deck and frame
• Twist-grip throttle acceleration control
• Hand-operated rear brake
• Folding handlebar mechanism for easy storage and transport
• Eight-inch pneumatic tires for a smooth ride
• Includes two 12V sealed lead acid batteries, battery charger and tools
• Up to 45 minutes of continuous use per charge
• Battery charge time of eight hours
• Maximum rider weight: 220 pounds
• Safety equipment such as helmet, elbow pads and knee pads is recommended
• Adult supervision recommended

Note: Be sure to check and obey local laws regarding scooter use.
Customer Review: Razor E200S Seated Electric Scooter
I ordered the Razor E200S for my daughter and what a heart breaking expericence to see an excited face go from happy to tears. The scooter was to be new but was obviously a used one with all the scratches on it. It did not even come with the battery charger or tools to put it together. The box it came it had so much tape on it, the product appears to have been shipped out several times. The scooter itself it a good ride, but what we received was not what was expected. My only hope now is that returning it and getting a refund won’t be a tear jerker.
Customer Review: Good at first then TOTAL FAILURE!!!!!!
Four years ago I recieved this product for Christmas and I loved the product. Reaching speeds up to 10 mph to me it is consided very slow. As Razor recommends this products to people 12 or older it probly would eceed slightly over 5mph or even slower. When I owned the E200S for a year and a half it suddendly didn’t work. After 2 years sitting in my garage I found a product recall from the CPSC that involved my scooter model stating that the handle bars can break off and cause injury and it’s battery carger could overheat. If this happens contact Razor for a free repair and a new battery charger. With 2003 to 2005 models these problems are the most evendent.

Huffy Green Machine 2 Be the envy of the block as you fly by your friends on the Huffy Green Machine. Packed with attitude, this tri-wheel bike features heavy-duty blow-molded rear wheels and a 16-inch front wheel. Also comes with a molded console, solid steel frame, steel side-pull brake, three-piece crank, dual-joystick steering and adjustable seat. Adult supervision recommended. Measures 50″L x 30″W x 20″H. Holds up to 120 pounds. Designs may vary.
Customer Review: DO NOT PURCHASE FOR SMALLER CHILDREN
NOTE: These comments are only for the new 20″ Green Machine. First, the Green Machine is an awesome product - my brother had one when we were kids and it rocked. The reason I rate it a 2 is that it is labeled for “5 and up”. My son is 8 and he could barely reach the pedals with the seat at its most forward setting (yes - he is on the small side 48″ - but not smaller than a typical 5 year old). Also, when the seat is that far forward, there is not enough weight on the back of the Green Machine to hold it down when trying to slide - everytime he would tip over. Another thing is the 20″ has a hand brake on the gears and doesn’t allow you to pedal backwards - so you must have a good turning radius or you have to manually turn it. THE GOOD NEWS IS, THERE IS A SMALLER ONE that is still available. It is the Green Machine H20. It has a 16″ wheel and a shorter wheel base. It also is of the old design, which doesn’t have a hand brake, but does allow you to pedal backwards. A bonus is that it has a pressurized water tank and shoots water about 20 feet. We purchased the H20 and have been extremely happy with it (our 5 year old too!).
Customer Review: Watch out: Didn’t fit our five-year-old
This product is offered in two sizes, 16″ & 20″. We bought the larger 20″ Green Machine for our son’s 5th birthday, which is tomorrow, thinking we would leverage our investment for the future. The packaging states that it is designed for 5-yr-olds and up, with a max of 180 pounds. No local retailers had it on display, so we had to go by what the box states.

Huffy Green Machine 2 Be the envy of the block as you fly by your friends on the Huffy Green Machine. Packed with attitude, this tri-wheel bike features heavy-duty blow-molded rear wheels and a 16-inch front wheel. Also comes with a molded console, solid steel frame, steel side-pull brake, three-piece crank, dual-joystick steering and adjustable seat. Adult supervision recommended. Measures 50″L x 30″W x 20″H. Holds up to 120 pounds. Designs may vary.
Customer Review: DO NOT PURCHASE FOR SMALLER CHILDREN
NOTE: These comments are only for the new 20″ Green Machine. First, the Green Machine is an awesome product - my brother had one when we were kids and it rocked. The reason I rate it a 2 is that it is labeled for “5 and up”. My son is 8 and he could barely reach the pedals with the seat at its most forward setting (yes - he is on the small side 48″ - but not smaller than a typical 5 year old). Also, when the seat is that far forward, there is not enough weight on the back of the Green Machine to hold it down when trying to slide - everytime he would tip over. Another thing is the 20″ has a hand brake on the gears and doesn’t allow you to pedal backwards - so you must have a good turning radius or you have to manually turn it. THE GOOD NEWS IS, THERE IS A SMALLER ONE that is still available. It is the Green Machine H20. It has a 16″ wheel and a shorter wheel base. It also is of the old design, which doesn’t have a hand brake, but does allow you to pedal backwards. A bonus is that it has a pressurized water tank and shoots water about 20 feet. We purchased the H20 and have been extremely happy with it (our 5 year old too!).
Customer Review: Watch out: Didn’t fit our five-year-old
This product is offered in two sizes, 16″ & 20″. We bought the larger 20″ Green Machine for our son’s 5th birthday, which is tomorrow, thinking we would leverage our investment for the future. The packaging states that it is designed for 5-yr-olds and up, with a max of 180 pounds. No local retailers had it on display, so we had to go by what the box states.