M1850 6XL Adult Cruiser Kick Scooter with Front Shocks and 240mm/180mm Big Wheels.

Just bought my wife this scooter on Friday and it came today. And I tired my wife scooter and oh my gosh this thing goes down hill and up hill really well and it picks up speed. My wife went to the store and she loves it so much and she likes the bottle holder. It comes assembled and it is ready to go. The wheels are perfect and the frame is thick and solid which my wife loves and it comes Allen wrenches. My overall review for this product is " this is the best scooter for adults" . My wife got so many compliments on her scooter because people out in New York never seen a scooter built with this solid frame and big wheels with a strap to carry it. So exooter keep up the good work!

I bought this scooter for myself for a scooter event at her school and it worked great! It was a hit among all the parents who all wanted to know where I got it. This is a solid, sturdy scooter. *ONE IMPORTANT NOTE* When you unfold this scooter, you NEED to make absolutely certain that it is locked into place. Otherwise the joint will collapse and you will have a bad time, mmmkay? Once it’s locked into place, it’s an awesome scooter, but you need to make sure that it is properly locked all the way into place.

Very dangerous scooter.

Works great for the price and folds up nicely with a small, stable footprint. It's a little bumpy of a ride without any rear suspension, but I wasn't sure I'd enjoy using a kick scooter to/from work, so I didn't want to pay for something top of the line. Happy with it overall, and as with my road bike, I just find myself taking routes with smoother pavement for an easier/smoother ride.

This Exooter M1850 is no longer available, but you can get the Besrey Kick Scooter 3, which seems identical. I am a 190 lb adult male, who zooms around on his scooter and goes off curbs. Problems with my M1850: 1. The headset was trash. The threaded steer tube was slightly undersized, and as soon as I tried to adjust it properly (it came overtight from the factory) everything stripped, meaning the headset could no longer stay adjusted, meaning the fork rocked in the headtube. 2. The main pivot bolt between the headstock and the deck bent in short order. The bolt is about 1/4" diameter, woefully undersized. Don't blame me, read enough reviews and you'll find stories of similar occurring with kids. 3. The block the main pivot bolt goes through was not welded perpendicular to the deck. The wheels were actually at different angles to each other. I take my scooters seriously, and own/have owned/spent time on Crisp, Razor A-5, this one, KnowPed, and very briefly Xootr. I bought this one specifically for the front suspension. AFAIK I have not been able to find a front-suspended-only scooter like this one that is for adults. I did a lot of shopping before settling on this one, and when I got it and started properly setting it up and encountering problems I was very unhappy. Since then, I have upgraded it and addressed the issues (I did not pursue warranty claims as the issue is quality and design, getting new parts wouldn't have solved the problems): 1. JB Welded the threaded steerer tube to convert to a threadless headset. I use a 28.6mm bicycle seat clamp as the securing collar for the headset. Working well. 2. Completely drilled and dremeled out the main pivot bolt holes to accommodate a 1/2" bolt. Solid. Not sure how long before the yoke for the headstock breaks, we'll see. 3. JB Welded and riveted a larger aluminum footplate over the existing one, while the scooter was held in a fixture to address the misalignment. Deck is now much bigger, more solid, and alignment is good. Having said all this, I will conclude: 1. This scooter is rated for 230lbs. The 1/4" main pivot cannot but continue to be a problem, seeing as kids not infrequently bend and break the things. 2. Do NOT try to adjust the headset on this thing. You risk stripping the threads should you try to do so. 3. Throw the kickstand into the recycling bin. It seriously reduces the ground clearance and will be the first thing to scrape and hit bumps on the ground. 4. I did a LOT of research to upgrade the spring in the fork. If anyone is interested I can dig in my files and get you the info. It is not an easy upgrade due to the limited space for the spring. I hope this review has been helpful. This scooter may work well for you. It's working well for a coworker, I rode his and that was the decision for me to get this one. Granted, he is 30 - 40 lbs. lighter than I and simply toodles around on his scooter. For me, this scooter is working o.k., but I had to go through a lot of headaches and pondering to get it to where it is, now. I would rather have spent more money for something of decent quality.

Looks really adult, but with a bit of fun on it. Maybe the bearings could be better.

My first scooter, but I like it.

Great scooter.