Great fun! Gave to our daughter for her 11th birthday. Decided to get the faster/bigger model so she may grow into it and for us too to play. Runs great on sidewalk and does very well on grass and dirt too. Ordered bike lights so she can be seen at night when camping and accent lights are on order too. May have to buy scooters for my husband and myself as well.

I've had my Razor E325 Electric Scooter for less than two weeks now. So far I've been stoked and the Scooter. In the short time I've owned my Electric Scooter I've used it to joy ride, run errands, and visit with friendsWhile out of town in mid-September for a Concert a buddy and I had rented Electric Scooters on a whim and had a blast. That's when I caught the bug to buy one. After some research I decided on a Razor E325 (which is similar to what my nephew has), was a good price, and is better than what I rented and thus exceeded my expectations in many ways. It's more powerful than I thought and can handle some small hills without pushing or a running start (though both those things can help). It has inflatable tires wheels which are larger, wider, and taller than the Scooter I rented and since it's inflatable handles bumps better, giving you the confidence to clear more small objects, and a better ride quality and an informal suspension if you will (to an otherwise rigid, suspension-less vehicle). I also enjoy the rear wheel drive, chain driven engine, which seems more natural and what I'd expect on a two-wheel vehicle like this. It seems to handle better and gives you more time to react. It also feels sturdier and has a wider deck enabling you to ride with your feet side by side pointed toward the front (if and when you prefer this riding position) and grip tape around the logo to keep you secure. The only drawback in the short time I've owned it is it weighs more than the Scooters we rented but I'm not complaining because it has more of the features I want, like large air filled tires, better ride quality, and looks cooler!