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Go-Ped Know-Ped Push Scooter Inspired by the original Sport gas-powered scooter, the Know-Ped kick scooter offers all the design features of the Sport but without the motor. The Know-Ped is handcrafted from high-grade, aircraft-quality materials, including a 4130 Chromyl frame and a patented, cantilevered Chromyl fork. The 6-inch Go-Active rubber tires, meanwhile, deliver a smooth ride regardless of the street conditions. Other details include high ground clearance, front and rear brakes, and a folding design for easy storage.

Specifications:

• Engine: None
• Transmission: Kick
• Frame: Aircraft-quality 4130 Chromyl
• Fork: Patented, cantilevered, aircraft-quality 4130 Chromyl
• Wheel type: 6-inch solid Go-Active rubber replaceable tires
• Rims: Mach 12 reinforced, high-impact polymer
• Front brake: Wheel caliper
• Rear brake: Stomp fender
• Folding: Yes, for easy storage and transport
• Suggested usage: City/cruising
• Max capacity: 400 pounds
• Weight: 13 pounds
• Folded dimensions: 34 by 13 by 13 inches (W x H x D)
• Unfolded dimensions: 34 by 39 by 13 inches (W x H x D)

Customer Review: Just a little too Big, otherwise great
I thought it would be great for short distances to get to the train. I wanted something that I thought would have a smooth ride. The Go-Ped is very smooth to ride. It great. And, it is especially fun to ride with a slight downgrade. But, its also too bulky for commuting! It’s really! pushing it to sit on a bus or train seat with someone next to you. On a really crowded train its just too big. And the reviewer who commented that it doesn’t stand up is absolutely right. The problem presents itself even when trying to rest it at your feet. Its got to lean out a bit to rest on anything other than the wheel. Lastly while its fun, it was also more work than I thought for the speed. Frankly, I’d almost rather run (but, then I’m a runner). And, to be clear, I don’t think this is a bad scooter at all!! Its just too big relative to what I was looking for.
Customer Review: Love this ‘Grown-Up’ scooter!
I’m a 43 year old mom and nurse and I’d been riding my son’s Razor and almost killing myself when those tiny wheels hit a bump or a hole. Then I bought the Know-Ped and life became fun again! Yes, it’s bigger and heavier, but that’s okay . . . I’m bigger and heavier than a 9 year-old. I like that I can put my feet side by side while coasting and I feel oh-so-much-more stable. It folds down and hooks together nicely and you get a little biceps work out while carrying it! I keep it in my trunk and ride it from where I have to park my car to where I work in San Francisco . . quick, fun, good exercise. Highly recommended!

Go-Ped Know-Ped Push Scooter Inspired by the original Sport gas-powered scooter, the Know-Ped kick scooter offers all the design features of the Sport but without the motor. The Know-Ped is handcrafted from high-grade, aircraft-quality materials, including a 4130 Chromyl frame and a patented, cantilevered Chromyl fork. The 6-inch Go-Active rubber tires, meanwhile, deliver a smooth ride regardless of the street conditions. Other details include high ground clearance, front and rear brakes, and a folding design for easy storage.

Specifications:

• Engine: None
• Transmission: Kick
• Frame: Aircraft-quality 4130 Chromyl
• Fork: Patented, cantilevered, aircraft-quality 4130 Chromyl
• Wheel type: 6-inch solid Go-Active rubber replaceable tires
• Rims: Mach 12 reinforced, high-impact polymer
• Front brake: Wheel caliper
• Rear brake: Stomp fender
• Folding: Yes, for easy storage and transport
• Suggested usage: City/cruising
• Max capacity: 400 pounds
• Weight: 13 pounds
• Folded dimensions: 34 by 13 by 13 inches (W x H x D)
• Unfolded dimensions: 34 by 39 by 13 inches (W x H x D)

Customer Review: Just a little too Big, otherwise great
I thought it would be great for short distances to get to the train. I wanted something that I thought would have a smooth ride. The Go-Ped is very smooth to ride. It great. And, it is especially fun to ride with a slight downgrade. But, its also too bulky for commuting! It’s really! pushing it to sit on a bus or train seat with someone next to you. On a really crowded train its just too big. And the reviewer who commented that it doesn’t stand up is absolutely right. The problem presents itself even when trying to rest it at your feet. Its got to lean out a bit to rest on anything other than the wheel. Lastly while its fun, it was also more work than I thought for the speed. Frankly, I’d almost rather run (but, then I’m a runner). And, to be clear, I don’t think this is a bad scooter at all!! Its just too big relative to what I was looking for.
Customer Review: Love this ‘Grown-Up’ scooter!
I’m a 43 year old mom and nurse and I’d been riding my son’s Razor and almost killing myself when those tiny wheels hit a bump or a hole. Then I bought the Know-Ped and life became fun again! Yes, it’s bigger and heavier, but that’s okay . . . I’m bigger and heavier than a 9 year-old. I like that I can put my feet side by side while coasting and I feel oh-so-much-more stable. It folds down and hooks together nicely and you get a little biceps work out while carrying it! I keep it in my trunk and ride it from where I have to park my car to where I work in San Francisco . . quick, fun, good exercise. Highly recommended!

Gas-Powered Scooter Powered by a 33cc engine to reach speeds of up to 20 mph and travel as far as 18 miles on one tankful (depending on weight of driver). Features chain-driven drive chain, 8.5 in. rubber pneumatic tires, single-handle lever to activate rear disc brake and steel frame with durable wood platform. Handlebar and seat fold for easy transport and storage. 220-lb. user weight limit; for ages 14 and up. Safety helmet recommended. Not for sale in CA.

Go-Ped GTR46R Trail Ripper Gas Powered Full Suspension Off-Road Scooter (Sinister Black) For power, PMW is introducing a new 4 port, 4 HP, high compression, high RPM 41.5cc 2 stroke engine . This purpose designed engine becomes PMW’s top of the line performer of its production gas powered scooter line-up. Power delivery is through a single reduction pocket bike style chain system with 78mm automatic centrifugal clutch . Though the aftermarket selection is already great, the stock sprocket ratio was chosen to deliver the best bottom end for this combination. This produces absolutely the highest fun factor in trail riding for this scooter. Chain adjustment uses PMW’s patent pending adjustable motor mount system found on many of its other very successful and race proven products. Its Chromoly single tube frame, reinforced aircraft grade 6061-T6 folding handlebar system with Tim Patmont bend bars (like on the TSi) contribute to making the Go-Ped Trail Ripper 46 a very light weight device. Combined with its truly revolutionary C.I.D.L.I. suspension, it is not only very practical but creates a new way to have a high level of safe off road low cost FUN.

BladeZ Moby XS 33 Gas Powered Scooter

Go-Ped Know-Ped Push Scooter Inspired by the original Sport gas-powered scooter, the Know-Ped kick scooter offers all the design features of the Sport but without the motor. The Know-Ped is handcrafted from high-grade, aircraft-quality materials, including a 4130 Chromyl frame and a patented, cantilevered Chromyl fork. The 6-inch Go-Active rubber tires, meanwhile, deliver a smooth ride regardless of the street conditions. Other details include high ground clearance, front and rear brakes, and a folding design for easy storage.

Specifications:

• Engine: None
• Transmission: Kick
• Frame: Aircraft-quality 4130 Chromyl
• Fork: Patented, cantilevered, aircraft-quality 4130 Chromyl
• Wheel type: 6-inch solid Go-Active rubber replaceable tires
• Rims: Mach 12 reinforced, high-impact polymer
• Front brake: Wheel caliper
• Rear brake: Stomp fender
• Folding: Yes, for easy storage and transport
• Suggested usage: City/cruising
• Max capacity: 400 pounds
• Weight: 13 pounds
• Folded dimensions: 34 by 13 by 13 inches (W x H x D)
• Unfolded dimensions: 34 by 39 by 13 inches (W x H x D)

Customer Review: Just a little too Big, otherwise great
I thought it would be great for short distances to get to the train. I wanted something that I thought would have a smooth ride. The Go-Ped is very smooth to ride. It great. And, it is especially fun to ride with a slight downgrade. But, its also too bulky for commuting! It’s really! pushing it to sit on a bus or train seat with someone next to you. On a really crowded train its just too big. And the reviewer who commented that it doesn’t stand up is absolutely right. The problem presents itself even when trying to rest it at your feet. Its got to lean out a bit to rest on anything other than the wheel. Lastly while its fun, it was also more work than I thought for the speed. Frankly, I’d almost rather run (but, then I’m a runner). And, to be clear, I don’t think this is a bad scooter at all!! Its just too big relative to what I was looking for.
Customer Review: Love this ‘Grown-Up’ scooter!
I’m a 43 year old mom and nurse and I’d been riding my son’s Razor and almost killing myself when those tiny wheels hit a bump or a hole. Then I bought the Know-Ped and life became fun again! Yes, it’s bigger and heavier, but that’s okay . . . I’m bigger and heavier than a 9 year-old. I like that I can put my feet side by side while coasting and I feel oh-so-much-more stable. It folds down and hooks together nicely and you get a little biceps work out while carrying it! I keep it in my trunk and ride it from where I have to park my car to where I work in San Francisco . . quick, fun, good exercise. Highly recommended!

Go-Ped Know-Ped Push Scooter The self-powered push scooter crafted for adults. Created in 1997 and inspired by the original Sport gas-powered scooter, the Know-Ped has all the design features of the Sport without the motor. Handcrafted from the same high quality aircraft grade materials that all Go-Peds are made from, the Know-Ped is strong, durable and portable. It stands out as the new standard in push scooter design and construction.

Specifications:
? Lightweight and extremely strong single side frame and fork
? Front and rear brakes for greater safety
? Low position and wide width standing platform increase stability and foot room
? 6.5 in. diameter wheels offer greater safety, stability and lower rolling resistance
? Folding handle bars for portability and easy stowage
? Constructed of aircraft grade materials for light weight strength and portability
? Great for years 8+

Go-Ped Know-Ped Push Scooter Inspired by the original Sport gas-powered scooter, the Know-Ped kick scooter offers all the design features of the Sport but without the motor. The Know-Ped is handcrafted from high-grade, aircraft-quality materials, including a 4130 Chromyl frame and a patented, cantilevered Chromyl fork. The 6-inch Go-Active rubber tires, meanwhile, deliver a smooth ride regardless of the street conditions. Other details include high ground clearance, front and rear brakes, and a folding design for easy storage.

Specifications:

• Engine: None
• Transmission: Kick
• Frame: Aircraft-quality 4130 Chromyl
• Fork: Patented, cantilevered, aircraft-quality 4130 Chromyl
• Wheel type: 6-inch solid Go-Active rubber replaceable tires
• Rims: Mach 12 reinforced, high-impact polymer
• Front brake: Wheel caliper
• Rear brake: Stomp fender
• Folding: Yes, for easy storage and transport
• Suggested usage: City/cruising
• Max capacity: 400 pounds
• Weight: 13 pounds
• Folded dimensions: 34 by 13 by 13 inches (W x H x D)
• Unfolded dimensions: 34 by 39 by 13 inches (W x H x D)

Customer Review: Just a little too Big, otherwise great
I thought it would be great for short distances to get to the train. I wanted something that I thought would have a smooth ride. The Go-Ped is very smooth to ride. It great. And, it is especially fun to ride with a slight downgrade. But, its also too bulky for commuting! It’s really! pushing it to sit on a bus or train seat with someone next to you. On a really crowded train its just too big. And the reviewer who commented that it doesn’t stand up is absolutely right. The problem presents itself even when trying to rest it at your feet. Its got to lean out a bit to rest on anything other than the wheel. Lastly while its fun, it was also more work than I thought for the speed. Frankly, I’d almost rather run (but, then I’m a runner). And, to be clear, I don’t think this is a bad scooter at all!! Its just too big relative to what I was looking for.
Customer Review: Love this ‘Grown-Up’ scooter!
I’m a 43 year old mom and nurse and I’d been riding my son’s Razor and almost killing myself when those tiny wheels hit a bump or a hole. Then I bought the Know-Ped and life became fun again! Yes, it’s bigger and heavier, but that’s okay . . . I’m bigger and heavier than a 9 year-old. I like that I can put my feet side by side while coasting and I feel oh-so-much-more stable. It folds down and hooks together nicely and you get a little biceps work out while carrying it! I keep it in my trunk and ride it from where I have to park my car to where I work in San Francisco . . quick, fun, good exercise. Highly recommended!

Gas-Powered Scooter Powered by a 33cc engine to reach speeds of up to 20 mph and travel as far as 18 miles on one tankful (depending on weight of driver). Features chain-driven drive chain, 8.5 in. rubber pneumatic tires, single-handle lever to activate rear disc brake and steel frame with durable wood platform. Handlebar and seat fold for easy transport and storage. 220-lb. user weight limit; for ages 14 and up. Safety helmet recommended. Not for sale in CA.