- Deluxe Kick Scooter with 200mm urethane wheels
- Extra large wheels mean less pushing and more riding
- Super Strong Aluminium T-tube and Deck
- Easy to Fold and Carry and transport
- Folding handlebars and telescopic T-tube
- Patented folding system and rear fender brake
- Measures 89cm x 53cm x 104cm (L x W x H)
- A5 Lux Scooter weight 6kg
- Max Rider Weight 100kg
- For ages 8 +
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The popular Razor® Kick Scooter is now available in a new deluxe size. Razor’s new creation the A5 Lux Scooter, with its larger 200mm Urethane wheels, makes the A5 the largest kick scooter around. Extra large wheels means less pushing and more riding and greater performance on bumpy roads and rough pavement.
The A5 Lux uses the same super strong aluminium and steel construction and rear fender braking system Razor is famous for. And the simple easy fold mechanism makes this deluxe kick scooter a great compact ride for all ages.
Recommended for ages 8 and up, the A5 Lux scooter will support a rider up to a weight of 100kg.
For a little more speed, try the Razor E100 electric scooter with speeds up to 10 mph.
Please read the Razor A5 Lux owner’s manual before riding. Safety equipment such as helmet, elbow and knee pads are recommended. Please check and abide by local laws regarding use.
Product Description
Features:- Extra large 200mm urethane wheels for the smoothest ride around! - Extra large wheels mean less pushing and more riding! - Super strong aluminum T-tube and deck comfortably supports riders up to 100kg- Easy to fold, carry and transport - No assembly requiredLarge 200 mm Pu wheels allows for a smooth and comfortable ride. The large scooter is made of a light weight aluminium steel frame for easy manoeuvrability. Ideal for the larger consumer (teenager/adult)
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59 of 60 people found the following review helpful
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My school run is about 1 kilometre each way and very congested with cars so we try to walk when time permits. The children have their micro scooters and frankly I had been slowing them down, so I looked for a more sturdy scooter capable of taking adult weight so we could all zip along together.
The bearings on smaller scooters quickly wear out when ridden by an average adult and the small wheels can stop suddenly when you hit the smallest bump or ridge in the pavement, vaulting you face first! The Razor A5 Lux has bigger wheels and therefore rides the bumps without fear of injury and with the platform being so low to the ground, your centre of balance is easy to keep.
I have had the best fun whizzing along the pavements, toning my legs and improving my fitness at the same time. We get to school quicker than it is possible in a car and of course it is completely pavement legal. I would highly recommend this scooter to school runners, commuters or just for fun. The only thing I would warn you about is that if you are 75 to 100kg (it's max recommended load) you may have to moderate your speed downhill or the brake may struggle to stop you in time! I have perfected the running dismount which gives a shorter stopping distance if you're in trainers, but you really can wear your Sunday best and still arrive at your destination elegantly.
Go on, release your inner child, as a woman the wrong side of 40 I promise you, it turns the body clock back!
Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter
The bearings on smaller scooters quickly wear out when ridden by an average adult and the small wheels can stop suddenly when you hit the smallest bump or ridge in the pavement, vaulting you face first! The Razor A5 Lux has bigger wheels and therefore rides the bumps without fear of injury and with the platform being so low to the ground, your centre of balance is easy to keep.
I have had the best fun whizzing along the pavements, toning my legs and improving my fitness at the same time. We get to school quicker than it is possible in a car and of course it is completely pavement legal. I would highly recommend this scooter to school runners, commuters or just for fun. The only thing I would warn you about is that if you are 75 to 100kg (it's max recommended load) you may have to moderate your speed downhill or the brake may struggle to stop you in time! I have perfected the running dismount which gives a shorter stopping distance if you're in trainers, but you really can wear your Sunday best and still arrive at your destination elegantly.
Go on, release your inner child, as a woman the wrong side of 40 I promise you, it turns the body clock back!
Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter
46 of 47 people found the following review helpful
Summary:
A few minor issues that parents may need to be aware of but overall, for the money, a good buy.
My riding statistics: 75KGS, 65 Years old, local shops only. Max. distance 12 miles.
Having received the scooter this morning (excellent service again) I have given it a
10 mile test ride to the local shops and back which is approx. 2 miles on road surface,
and 6 miles on tarmac/paved cycle track and the rest on pavements.
I bought this having experience of Razor scooters, as I'm the pit mechanic for the Grandchildren.
Alas my last scooter (Micro Speed v2 for adults) lasted only 200 miles before the stem snapped and
cost a lot more than this one! Micro Scooter Speed V2
Pros:
Built well and the kick-board is just the right height off the ground so you don't scrape
the underneath on rough/lumpy pavements and cycle tracks.
Handles well at speed and on cornering especially downhill.
Excellent on/off curbs and pavements due to the larger wheels.
Folding mechanism is a big improvement over the older models and is very easy to use.
Doesn't have a carry strap but it's light and fits in a shopping trolley.
Razor have a Customer Service centre with a UK number - I wish Micro had.
CONS:
As normal the handle grips are a sponge material and awful- I replace them with good
bicycle grips (Bell) from THE supermarket. This I feel gives you more confidence and better grip.
Also the end caps are hard plastic discs and cut into your hand if not careful (not literally).
As the tyres are exceptionally hard the ride is very rough on poor surfaces, another reason for good handle grips,
but careful placement of your foot in the centre of the kick-board will reduce this a little. Luckily,I
always remove my false teeth before I go scooting ;-)
Braking is very poor at present but I expect, as it is used, the tyre/brake surface will bed in
and improve the braking performance (I hope). The brake does take some pushing to slow down, so if your used to the more softer compound tyres be careful at first.
The adjustment of the baseboard/steering column is still a little primitive and is done using a hex screw which, unfortunately, loosens off very quickly which means it needs frequent adjustment otherwise excessive movement
in the steering column occurs and is unnerving.
The width of the handlebar is a little short for me, as I fit a bell to use on pavements/cycle tracks.
That's it - hopefully this scooter will last me sometime and I'll probably update this review in the future.
A short update Feb 2012. Having now covered 1800+ miles on my Razor A5 I can confirm this is an excellent buy. I have only had to replace 1 set of wheel bearings and an upper set on the steering - total cost £12. I have saved a fortune on petrol/parking etc and keeping fit as well! What more could you want for £63.
A few minor issues that parents may need to be aware of but overall, for the money, a good buy.
My riding statistics: 75KGS, 65 Years old, local shops only. Max. distance 12 miles.
Having received the scooter this morning (excellent service again) I have given it a
10 mile test ride to the local shops and back which is approx. 2 miles on road surface,
and 6 miles on tarmac/paved cycle track and the rest on pavements.
I bought this having experience of Razor scooters, as I'm the pit mechanic for the Grandchildren.
Alas my last scooter (Micro Speed v2 for adults) lasted only 200 miles before the stem snapped and
cost a lot more than this one! Micro Scooter Speed V2
Pros:
Built well and the kick-board is just the right height off the ground so you don't scrape
the underneath on rough/lumpy pavements and cycle tracks.
Handles well at speed and on cornering especially downhill.
Excellent on/off curbs and pavements due to the larger wheels.
Folding mechanism is a big improvement over the older models and is very easy to use.
Doesn't have a carry strap but it's light and fits in a shopping trolley.
Razor have a Customer Service centre with a UK number - I wish Micro had.
CONS:
As normal the handle grips are a sponge material and awful- I replace them with good
bicycle grips (Bell) from THE supermarket. This I feel gives you more confidence and better grip.
Also the end caps are hard plastic discs and cut into your hand if not careful (not literally).
As the tyres are exceptionally hard the ride is very rough on poor surfaces, another reason for good handle grips,
but careful placement of your foot in the centre of the kick-board will reduce this a little. Luckily,I
always remove my false teeth before I go scooting ;-)
Braking is very poor at present but I expect, as it is used, the tyre/brake surface will bed in
and improve the braking performance (I hope). The brake does take some pushing to slow down, so if your used to the more softer compound tyres be careful at first.
The adjustment of the baseboard/steering column is still a little primitive and is done using a hex screw which, unfortunately, loosens off very quickly which means it needs frequent adjustment otherwise excessive movement
in the steering column occurs and is unnerving.
The width of the handlebar is a little short for me, as I fit a bell to use on pavements/cycle tracks.
That's it - hopefully this scooter will last me sometime and I'll probably update this review in the future.
A short update Feb 2012. Having now covered 1800+ miles on my Razor A5 I can confirm this is an excellent buy. I have only had to replace 1 set of wheel bearings and an upper set on the steering - total cost £12. I have saved a fortune on petrol/parking etc and keeping fit as well! What more could you want for £63.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
I used to run but my knees started hurting so I had to stop.
I wanted to get some other exercise and also wanted to continue going out with my running partner. Someone gave me an old small-wheeled scooter so I scooted on this while my friend ran. However the small wheels gave me some frightening moments when they got stuck in pavement irregularities. So I decided to look for a scooter with bigger wheels - and bought the Razor A5 Lux.
The Razor A5 Lux has enabled me to continue to accompany my running friend so to that extent it is as success. It is less likely to come to an abrupt stop than the small-wheeled scooter, which is good. However the pavements where I live - a residential area of London - are very uneven and I still feel quite nervous that I will fall off. It is less effort to ride than the small-wheeled scooter so more fun, but less exercise.
The scooter is quite fun on smooth surfaces - but they are few and far between.
I had thought I might scoot to some shops about 2 miles away, and carry the scooter around in a rucksack while shopping. However now I have the machine I'm not so sure. A scoot on pavement for 2 miles would be a bit nerve wracking, the scooter is too big and heavy to carry around in even a large rucksack, and carrying anything while riding it is tricky.
In summary
Pros
It is safer than a small-wheeled scooter, and has enabled me to continue to scoot along with my runner friend.
It looks quite nice - better than I was expecting.
I often get smiles from other people out and about who don't expect to see a woman in her late fifties on a scooter. (One friend referred to it as my "mobility scooter" - which I suppose is what it is.
On smooth surfaces it can be real fun to ride - but there aren't many suitable smooth surfaces near where I live.
Cons
Still not as a safe as I would like when scooting over cracks in pavements and drains.
Too bulky and heavy to carry around while shopping.
I recommend reading other reviews for this scooter on Amazon's US site.
I wanted to get some other exercise and also wanted to continue going out with my running partner. Someone gave me an old small-wheeled scooter so I scooted on this while my friend ran. However the small wheels gave me some frightening moments when they got stuck in pavement irregularities. So I decided to look for a scooter with bigger wheels - and bought the Razor A5 Lux.
The Razor A5 Lux has enabled me to continue to accompany my running friend so to that extent it is as success. It is less likely to come to an abrupt stop than the small-wheeled scooter, which is good. However the pavements where I live - a residential area of London - are very uneven and I still feel quite nervous that I will fall off. It is less effort to ride than the small-wheeled scooter so more fun, but less exercise.
The scooter is quite fun on smooth surfaces - but they are few and far between.
I had thought I might scoot to some shops about 2 miles away, and carry the scooter around in a rucksack while shopping. However now I have the machine I'm not so sure. A scoot on pavement for 2 miles would be a bit nerve wracking, the scooter is too big and heavy to carry around in even a large rucksack, and carrying anything while riding it is tricky.
In summary
Pros
It is safer than a small-wheeled scooter, and has enabled me to continue to scoot along with my runner friend.
It looks quite nice - better than I was expecting.
I often get smiles from other people out and about who don't expect to see a woman in her late fifties on a scooter. (One friend referred to it as my "mobility scooter" - which I suppose is what it is.
On smooth surfaces it can be real fun to ride - but there aren't many suitable smooth surfaces near where I live.
Cons
Still not as a safe as I would like when scooting over cracks in pavements and drains.
Too bulky and heavy to carry around while shopping.
I recommend reading other reviews for this scooter on Amazon's US site.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great for walking distance journeys of up to 1 mile
I am an overweight school teacher, who purchased the Razor A5 with the original intention of commuting the 5 miles from home to school. Read more
Published 13 days ago by rm04
Fun to use and practical
I am impressed by the fast delivery and by the product I received. Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter is fun to use and it is handy when you need to go to the local shop to get a pint of... Read more
Published 1 month ago by LJ
So Dad can keep up with the toddler
I'm a dad and got this for me to keep up with the 3 year old on his Micro scooter as he was having so much fun on it. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Roger Penrose
Keeping up with my son
My son has developmental delay so best way to keep him physical is to do the same stuff. This scooter is fast due to larger wheels and well able to hold my ample frame. Read more
Published 2 months ago by RPC
A5 out of 5
Delivery from amazon excellent as usual. The larger wheels on this scooter make it really fast. Last week my 11yr old daughter tried out her old scooter again and she could really... Read more
Published 2 months ago by M. Herbert
Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter
Absolutely Brilliant!! This scooter was bought for my 8 year old daughter for Xmas, we have all had a go and it's Fab!!! Delivery was excellent, just as we had ordered.
Published 3 months ago by D. R. Hawley
Razamataz
This scooter is for my son's seventh birthday this coming end of January. I've unpacked and checked the build and finish quality which is excellent and if it wizzes along as good... Read more
Published 4 months ago by enna
Great product
Bought this scooter as a gift for my wife who loves to scoot with our kids. The A5 is a great choice for bigger kids and grown ups. Read more
Published 4 months ago by George Leanord
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The scooter, with its red wheels, looked the part. The wheels are large, giving stability and the brake is very efficient. Read more
Published 4 months ago by bozzy
razor a5 lux kick scooter
I am a 40yr old man with a back problem.I was looking for a way to walk my dog so she got good exercise. I found it, this scooter not only gives my dog exercise it does me as well. Read more
Published 4 months ago by kw
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