I can't believe you left the cable end in that condition!

Love the beer bottle comparison👍🏻👍🏻

Shorten that stem and you will be good to go. Surly’s run a bit long.

Great review, thanks!

Great video. Just what i was looking for.

You didn't cover how you felt the "suspension" was. That being for kids? Probably the overall thing was not fitted to you. I assume a real suspension would definitely help. How long before the wheels grind down? I see your lady was using the back fender as a brake as well an you didn't cover that. I'm interested in how the plastic an rubber an jiggling metal areas an wheels have held up after weeks or years. One other thing. I have fork at the wheel adjustment (the large final nut in the handlebar before base+wheel) that if I tighten the wheel doesn't move easy. But it's kinda loose nut if I don't. That's why I'm looking at these vids.

It would have been clearer to have a different angle with camera of brake pad removal and replacement from rear and front sides, but mostly from the rear of bike. Otherwise a good video with clear instruction.

Thank you very much for this video. Do you find the deck width of the A6 wide enough? I actually like the low deck. I'm 65+ years old and am thinking of buying a comfortable scooter to join my 3 year old granddaughter for rides. We're in Australia and we can get the Razor scooters here, too.

Good instructional video, preparing to replace the pads on my Cannondale tandem BB7s. Love my Brooks saddle after25 years of use!

what does it mean for life when u said if i were to use a long trek instead of a road bike for commuting? keep them for that condition?

The micro scooter is way better

Really appreciate this video my guy!

Illegal smile color😂

Thank you for posting this video. Very helpful.

I am 66, have an 3a for yrs, no kick stand is needed, why?? It does in ONE SECOND 💧 and it stand by it self, same confidence as a kick stand. Why add a kickstand, really? M

Whenever Your husband thinks of you, considerate and family 👞 He has never done you wrong. M

Nice

Seat was too high, your hips were rocking.

The front to rear cog formula suggests an amazing granny gear for loaded touring.

Surlys and parrots, my kind of man...

When you say small and large, does it mean the grips or your bar size I really wish people would be more informative. I already had to send back two of them. I’m trying to find out why they’re so loose but their video they talk about your hand size, being large and small, not the diameter of your handlebar which is 22.2 , this is crazy

Thank you for the comparison. A6 the winner, A6 is for us.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video, and for your clear, careful camera work. One of the reasons I stopped buying SRAM products years ago is because their user manuals are atrocious. As an amateur mechanic for our family fleet, I need more help than what their official documentation provides; this video is exactly what I needed for today's project. Thanks!

They're nice on my H-bar. I wear them out in about 1½ years. I'm on my 3rd set already. I don't drive so I'm on my bike everyday.

Great review. I wish ODI would make a long Ruffian Lock on grip for these

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If only all video’s were like this. It would be great.

I think you need another A6🤣

Cool Video. I’m 66 now. Been using Micro-Scooters since 1999.

Thnx alot be soo descriptive...I ride bike but been thinking about getting scooter

Wanted to try something new (older adult) and decided to pick up the A5 with the orangish red wheels. Talk about a lot of fun! Very nimble and cruises along nicely once you get moving. In your video you show the A5 having some play in the folding mechanism, I can definitely hear it when riding the scooter. Can hear the clacks and noise when going over any imperfections. I thought maybe it was a defective unit but watched other videos and they all did the same thing. No big deal for me, the fun and ease of use makes up for the noises.

Great video, appreciate detailed explanation. Can you provide the max height of A3 handle from the platform? Just trying to know if it is the same as A or more.

But how do you take them out

My wife was apprehensive about folding so she wanted tne non folding carbon lux instead. It has 15 inch space for feet, bottom of deck is about 2 inches and top of deck is a tad shy of 4 inches above the ground. So a little more leg bending to push but still manageable. Cannot go wrong with a Razor.

Get another A6 for your wife. Keep the A5 for your daughter as she gets older 👍

Framework is awesome And check your bottom bracket is sheid bering?

Good video. In my opinion the A6 (which I just acquired) is over-hyped and over-priced in comparison with the A5 (of which I have two).

Thank for making this! I just impulse-bought a StreetRunner Dart and wanted to see how it compares, after having the original Razor back when it first came out. Seems like mine is very similar to the A5 with a bit wider board and a front shock that seems pretty amazing. No problem hitting surprisingly big cracks and bumps. I'd like to try the A5 Air and the A6, but it's to bad rhey don't make the A6 in an Air version or all rhe other A5 variations. (But then I see the speed bump as I post this...)

Unfortunately the work being done in removing and reinstalling the brake pads and spring is obscured by the disc housing. I stopped viewing after 4 mins.

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Thank you - very helpful!

How's the gear range on steep climbs?

great video dude. I'm putting the road bb7 sl on my 20" BMX (google WTP chaos machine) and this is completely foreign territory for me. thank you

I'm looking at a used Razor now to do with my son....it has the big wheels like the A6 you've shown.....can these do jumps or do you need the scooters with the tiny wheels for that?

Thanks for showing the spring into which they will lock, and the instruction to "give it another push until you hear it click, and give them a little yank." I definitely needed that part--wished I'd a' watched it before losing one pad, ahem.

If anybody is still lurking around these videos, I've got a question for you. I had an A5 Lux I drove into the ground and have now moved to an A6. The A5 Lux had different handling than the A6 and I'm trying to figure out what the difference is. The A5 felt like it wanted to go forward. If I was riding forward there was some resistance when I tried to turn left and right. I don't mean that it was hard to turn, more like the wheel "settled" in the forward position and didn't want to wobble around after that. This made it very stable, and I could drive the thing with one hand if I needed to. The A6 feels incredibly squirrely in comparison, where if I don't have two hands on the handlebars it could swing right or left at any moment. I know you can 'tighten' the steering but it just doesn't feel the same. Am I missing something? Is it different, or do I just need to adjust it more?

Thanks for your great video. I am considering to buy the same bike no idea how the complete bike is delivered. I thought I needed to chase the thread to install BB and so on, but from your video it looks like it's almost completed out of the box!

I like the A6 better because of the black wheels. I would buy the A5 if the wheels came in black instead of red. I feel like the red wheels call too much attention, while the black ones are more austere.

Mine is similar but has plastic around that sharp edge and is named RockBros ,fantastic saddle for only £10 ebayuk 🇬🇧🤘😎

You have a pet bird.