HUDORABigWheel 209 Kick Scooter, The Original with RX Pro Technology, Folding City Scooter

The Hudora BigWheel 205 Kick Scooter has been a fantastic purchase! From the moment I took it for a spin, I was impressed by how smooth the ride was. The large wheels glide effortlessly over rough surfaces, making it perfect for city streets and sidewalks.The build quality is top-notch, with a sturdy frame that feels incredibly durable yet remains lightweight enough to carry around when needed. The adjustable handlebar is a great feature, allowing it to fit riders of different heights comfortably. I also appreciate how easy it is to fold up—it’s super convenient for storage or carrying on public transport.What really stands out is the speed and stability this scooter offers. It’s fast, but at the same time, it feels safe and secure, even at higher speeds. The rear brake works effectively, providing reliable stopping power when needed.Overall, the Hudora BigWheel 205 is a perfect mix of practicality and fun. It’s ideal for both commuting and leisure rides, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. Highly recommended!

I am horrible about leaving reviews but I rely on them for every purchase I make so I HAD to leave one. I read through a ton of reviews on other scooters and this one was pretty good. Pretty easy to put together and it's sturdy, glides effortlessly and it's unbelievable how much fun. Solid metal foot plate which is nice and wide and comfortable. Adjustable handlebars and seems to fit everyone. My husband who is 6 feet tall and wears a size 12 shoe was able to ride it comfortably. Im a 45 year old woman and my 8 year old is a master scooter rider and I wanted to ride with her. I did tonight and it was awesome. Highly recommended this purchase. It's inexpensive but not cheap material. Do it!

Our family scooter rides have turned into a weekly episode of laughter and light exercise. It's amazing how much fun you can have when you're all rolling at the same speed – except when someone (usually me) has to stop to fix the handlebar!Pros:Assembly so easy, a caveman could do itSturdy enough to carry a linebacker (seriously though, I'm a former D1 linebacker)Smooth ride, unless you count the handlebar adventures.Cons:The handlebar has a mind of its own at times.At the end of the day, the scooter is the perfect blend of durability, fun, and a smidgen of quirkiness, making family outings an adventure to look forward to. Our daughter is a big fan and so are we. It's more than just transportation; it's a ticket to family bonding and the occasional unexpected workout (thanks, handlebar!).

First thing I noticed was the broken bell. The light-weight plastic broke in the center and I can't repair or reassemble it. But that's okay, I took the bell from my old bike and will be attaching it later. The scooter itself, my goodness does it feel like quality unlike the bell. I'm around 275 lbs and 5' 5". The handle bars are adjustable in 4 heights. Unable to do in-between heights due to mechanism used to adjust it. Handlebars are comfortable and easy to assemble and store. Popping it from folded to open will take some practice but it is only unfold until the lock clicks. This is much easier than other folding scooters I've seen on the internet. When folded, the strap is great for slinging it over shoulders. Scooter isn't too heavy so I can lift it with ease. The speed on this baby, oh my! Definitely better than the scooters I test drove in past. Not hard on my legs to kick, the wheels spin wonderfully and goes for a while before needing another boost. The kick stand is stiff yet easy to put down but it is violent when it is kicked back up. Be prepared for a loud ting sound. (I attached a light to it, not included with scooter). Highly recommend. This feels like a scooter of quality... Except the bell is all.

This scooter is awesome.First off, I'm not a small guy. Weighing in at 230 and measuring 72 inches tall, it is difficult for me to find a scooter at a reasonable price that both fits me and which I won't break!Enter the Hudora 230 kick scooter.The frame is stiff and strong. It does not feel sluggish or toylike under my weight like some other scooters have that I have tried.The deck is large enough for me to comfortably ride goofy footed or to tilt my feet a little for a more standard stance.I have been using this as my daily driver for two of three legs of my daily commute each way for about two weeks now and it has been great. I cut off about 15 - 20 minutes if my 40 minutes of walking to and from the train station to and from work. The scooter folds easily and can fit through the turnstile at the gate. It is light and compact enough to easily Cary onto the train and up and down stairs. I store it under my desk at work for safety and convenience.The wheels are large enough to roll over most obstacles easily (big seams and lifts in sidewalks still present a safety hazard.). The hard tires transfer energy efficiently between you and the road. The bell is convenient and loud enough to be heard without being obnoxious.My only real complaint is a lack of a hand break which makes stopping more challenging, but the foot break does work and once you are used to it it works well.I enjoy running this baby down hills and I also like getting that extra bit if cardio as part of my commute. It takes my walk and makes it both fun and more more efficient.I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a scooter it something similar to ease their commute without breaking the bank on an electric scooter.To be clear, there are no motors or battery packs here.You use good old fashioned muscle power to move this bad boy!