Yep the oxelo town 9 is an excellent scooter, I've been riding my one now for around 3.5 years and it's still going strong, it's had it's issues but nothing that can't be fixed. It's been all over the country with me and even abroad, it makes getting around much easier when on holiday. You need the bag or some means of covering it up else the planes won't take it, British airways will allow you to put it in as luggage but it will count as your luggage so if you have two bags make sure one is hand luggage else you will have to pay extra luggage fees, they class it as sports goods. It will carry upwards and over 130 kilos even though it's listed as a maximum way less I've had nearer 140 and probably a little more on occasion quite frequently actually. So far my scooter has never let me down, no sudden collapses or issues that you don't get warnings of. The hand brake pad will wear out obviously so a replacement metal pad will be needed over time, I've done lots of miles on my one, so it's starting to need more repairs now, but it has given me many hours of fun and great as a means of transport for the shorter journeys. Fantastic machine and I have recommended it to lots of people purely based on my own experience with it. The only real down side to it is, we are not legally allowed to have the electric one they produce, (but then that goes for all electric scooters) I would buy that without hesitation, superb product. It's a little heavier and larger than a lot of other scooters but you can tell it's made specifically for adults so it's tough. Will need to buy new wheels soon as they are pretty worn down.
hi. I just bought one of these tonight after watching your video and trying one out in store. I can't wait to try it out properly tomorrow. :) thank you for making this video. it was very helpful.
leeloopug thank you very much, glad you found the video useful! There is a lot more information about adult kick scooters on our website at www.toyrider.com/how-to-compare-the-best-kick-scooters-for-adults
I was in ties between purchasing the latest version of this model or the Oxelo Commuter 900. I decided to get the Commuter 900 because it was slightly smaller, slightly lighter, and less bouncy, yet still has a shock absorber. I think the town 9ef ev is also great, and seems to be more popular with people as it’s been out for many years. But I’d say give the C900 a try at the shop too, and compare for your personal taste. I think double suspension on a scooter is a bit much and takes a little something away from the whole experience as well as speed. I feel more in contact with the ground on my new C900 model than I did with my older one that had full suspension. I think a single shock absorber is just right, as when I had double suspension, I think some energy of the pushing got lost due to the oscillation from the springiness, so less suspension definitely helps with speed and overall responsiveness in my opinion :)
Muchas gracias por tu comentario .. estoy pensando en comprar uno pero no me podía decidír por cual modelo ... Pero te agradezco por tu comentario .. por qué ya me decidí por el oxelo Town C900 gracias
@@shadowthesun8209 hola disculpa estoy no tanto que mi oxelo c900 no sé despliega cómo los demás como que se pone durito al despegarlo te pasa lo mismo?
*Battery life is great **Latest.Bike** Scooter . Love the different driving modes. It’s got a little headlight and taillight too. Gets lots of looks haha*
Yes it's really excellent and it IS available in the USA! see here www.toyrider.com/the-best-of-kick-scooters/is-the-oxelo-town-9-premium-adult-kick-scooter-worth-the-price
The silver locking handle/clip that clips into the rear fender has a small hole to fit a small padlock. You can fold the scooter over a bike rack that is secured to the ground and then lock it using this padlock hole
I've just bought the current one from Decathlon. The grips now have push button release and fold down, they no longer plug into the stem with elastic rope between them. Oh, manufacture is now China and no longer France I'm afraid.... Good review by the way P.S. I'm a fat git and weigh 108kgs, these have a weight limit of 100kgs......Oops!
Good to know they have upgraded the handlebars to fold down. Glad you enjoyed the review. I'm sure it's strong enough to take a little more weight than 100kg. My model is also made in China but they say 'Designed in France'. Still, it's very well put together. Enjoy!
@@Toyrider I took it up to Goole since writing the above, did probably 2-3 miles on it. The 108kgs of my bulk didn't seem to bother it but it couldn't help out with my lack of fitness! It is quite good exercise and I got a fair sweat on..........and good fun and gets you around surprisingly quickly. My ankles ache somewhat, it must be the scooting on alternate feet, hopefully they well get used to it 😊
@@smitbar11 Yep, good for you. I'm not very fit either and I find it pretty strenuous exercise. It gets me in the knees and. Keep it up it does get easier. Don't use it in the wet, though because these tyres do not grip at all and the rear end will slide out from under you. Cheers!
Congrats! You will love it. The hardest part to get used to are the brakes. Rely more on the rear foot brake on the fender/mudguard. Use both brakes together when you need an emergency stop.
Mate you’re special, look on the website, it’s a dual breaking system as the handbrake alone isn’t enough to stop at high speeds. Check the inside of it and you’ll find it’s hinged for braking and padded to prevent friction damage from being used at a break as it’s supposed to -.-
been looking for a scooter suitable for adults to get me around the city, walkings tiring as i'm from birmingham i think i'd find a scooter beneficial and looks like i've found the one, thanks for the great review :)
Hi this video is awesome and I've read your full review online, thank you. May I ask a question? It looks like just two nipple bolts hold the locking system in place. Do you think there's a chance the scooter could fold whilst in use?
Hi Zak, This scooter has never folded on me or my son while in use and we have by now done a few hundred miles on it. The locking system is so strong when it clips in place. It's hard to describe the mechanism but the clips seem to be part of the frame at the front that extends over the front wheel. It's not that easy to fold away, you need to put a lot of pressure on the front button with your foot to fold the scooter, so that gives a lot of confidence that the clips are strong
Thanks for replying to me. Since my last comment 3 weeks ago, I bought the Town 9 in titanium... and it's fantastic! Its an upgrade on my previous cheaper scooter which I rode the back wheel off, and I've done a fair few miles on this new one already. I live in Kennington, London and I've seen a few other people on the same scooter around here, Elephant Castle and Brixton. I feel like I'm part of the cool 1st class adult scooter club now because this is such a decent scooter.
Zak Palmer That's great news. I know Kennington well. Many years ago I lived in South London. I totally agree that the Town 9 is in a class of its own for kick scooters. Wishing you good scooting!
How does it fair in wetter weather? Would love to get this scooter for my 2 mile commute through town, but would need to use in wet weather as well as dry? Great review by the way!
Great presentation I just got one for a yard sale unfortunately it doesn’t fold I step on the front just like you did but handlebar doesn’t go down it looks like it’s stuck any help?
As an owner of a Xootr MG Scooter for some years, I always feel an annoying rattling noise on uneven surfaces. It comes from the locking pin, mostly. I´m not at all expecting a scooter to be noise proof, or to be comfortable at rough pavements. However, I get a little bit disappointed whenever I´m towing it along, as it seems it´ll simply fall apart. How does this Oxelo perform in such field?
Luciano Zimmer Hi, the Oxelo does not rattle at the joint of the stem and the kickboard. The locking mechanism is very strong and tight with no locking pin. If anything rattles a little it's the handlebar grips which are push fit with a large locking button onto the handlebar. If that rattle got too bad it would be easy to fix by wrapping some tape around the handle grip tube.
Hi i got the scooter and i pulled really hard on the brake and now it seems that the scooter dosen't brake good at all. What do you think i should do to make it brake better?
Use the rear foot brake for hard braking. Use both front and rear brakes together for super-hard braking. The front brake by itself is not enough to stop the scooter except for slowing down.
Sorry I'm late to reply to this comment. I would say that the rubber tyres are better if you will travel a lot in wet conditions and also off-road. Regarding the Hudora 205, I haven't seen one up-close but it looks like the handlebars for start will not be as good quality as this Oxelo, nor the handlebar grips. The folding mechanism is also not as sophisticated and you can't use it in trolley mode like this Town 9 . The Hudora 205 does look like an OK budget scooter though
Hello! thank you for the excellent review. what do you think between Oxelo Town 9 VS Razor A6? i want to commute 1 mile to work. not sure which is good on slightly bumpy paved road. thanks!
Hi and glad you enjoyed my review! If the road on your commute is bumpy then the Oxelo Town 9EF would be better than the Razor A6 because the Oxelo has front suspension while the Razor A6 has no suspension at all. I hope that helps!
No problem! If you are on a budget, I think the best scooter around for under $150 is the Exooter M2050 9XL. It has great reviews and dual suspension with a shoulder carry strap and an easy-fold mechanism. It is pretty much a replica of the Oxelo. You can see this Exooter here: amzn.to/2O2Jkq3
Hello, thinking of buying this for roughly 40mins (each way) commute . Is it durable enough to go through that everyday ? And what would be the reason I should go for this instead of other brands such as Micro suspension scooter?
PPP I would say so, yes. But if your journey is that long why not spend a little more and make it easier with a good electric scooter like the e-twow? www.toyrider.com/the-best-of-electric-scooters-for-adults-and-kids/e-twow-S2-booster-most-advanced-electric-scooter
Don't forget oxelo make an electric town 9 and that looks pretty nice, only thing is if you happen to be in the UK you can't have it cos the law says you can't.
That's right, it's called the Oxelo Klick. As i understand it you can use an electric scooter on private land in the uk but not on the road or sidewalks
Yep that's exactly right, they go on about pollution in the UK but then ban all the things that many people would love to make use of for the shorter journeys, some even for the longer journeys. But hey that's the UK for you. I have an electric scooter as well, but it had to conform to moped law it only manages to get up to around 20 mph so motorists get a bit impatient when i'm on the road, but hey it's not my fault, i'm not allowed to use cycle lanes or paths so I can only use the roads. I would have liked to get the oxelo electric klick it's not cheap, but i'm sure it would have been sturdy, but I know it won't conform to moped law so it would be a waste of time. I've tried complaining to the govt via email but as usual they simply don't listen to sense, perhaps it lot's of people complained they would have to take note and fix the problem.
I often ride the E-Twow S2 electric scooter in the UK. It look pretty much like a regular kick scooter, so I just pretend it is and use the cycle paths. Not got into any trouble with the law yet....
@@andrei-ur7jj Any webbing type carry strap will do. Get one with the clips on each end to clip it onto the scooter. Not sure where you would buy in Romania. Good luck!
It depends on the country you are in. It's cheaper in Europe and more expensive in the USA for some reason. You can buy the USA one here amzn.to/2rauiDp
What a well thought-through comment. Thank you so much. How do you get by in life being so positive? It must be wonderful to have such amazing things to say, people must be in awe!
I hope you stop using this intro. It's way too loud man. Just say "hello" like a normal person and not have a played out intro that loses it's novelty after the first time you see it.
Well thanks for your tip on the volume of the intro music. I will pay attention to that in future videos. I'm not a pro video producer so learning all the time. Good tip also about the playout music. I guess it's not needed. Thanks!
lol I just think it's a tad sad that a scooter having an 'easy-fold' feature is a big selling point for adults. Are people really that physically unfit and weak by their forties and fifties?! It's really sad that people let themselves get so out of shape. If you can't bend over or do a single body weight squat, you probably shouldn't be riding a scooter at all. Perhaps go to the gym for a few months, do some yoga, and then think about doing something active like riding a scooter. If you're that out of shape you're much more likely to stack it because you just won't have the reflexes or flexibility to get yourself out of trouble. Man, I'm just shaking my head thinking people are like "Oh wow, it has an easy fold feature, I'll get that one". Genuine scooter riders would be absolutely cringing.
...yeh...because that makes sense doesnt it. The majority of adult scooter riders want the quick fold for popping in and out of shops, or perhaps keeping up with their own kids on a scooter then you need to quickly fold it up and chuck it in the car, theres just two examples, you utter tool
It’s so much more than just a folding mechanism though, you can lean the whole scooter on it when folded up whilst standing in the tube or wherever. As opposed to standing it on a wheel which will slide everywhere
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Yep the oxelo town 9 is an excellent scooter, I've been riding my one now for around 3.5 years and it's still going strong, it's had it's issues but nothing that can't be fixed.
It's been all over the country with me and even abroad, it makes getting around much easier when on holiday.
You need the bag or some means of covering it up else the planes won't take it, British airways will allow you to put it in as luggage but it will count as your luggage so if you have two bags make sure one is hand luggage else you will have to pay extra luggage fees, they class it as sports goods.
It will carry upwards and over 130 kilos even though it's listed as a maximum way less I've had nearer 140 and probably a little more on occasion quite frequently actually.
So far my scooter has never let me down, no sudden collapses or issues that you don't get warnings of.
The hand brake pad will wear out obviously so a replacement metal pad will be needed over time, I've done lots of miles on my one, so it's starting to need more repairs now, but it has given me many hours of fun and great as a means of transport for the shorter journeys.
Fantastic machine and I have recommended it to lots of people purely based on my own experience with it.
The only real down side to it is, we are not legally allowed to have the electric one they produce, (but then that goes for all electric scooters) I would buy that without hesitation, superb product.
It's a little heavier and larger than a lot of other scooters but you can tell it's made specifically for adults so it's tough.
Will need to buy new wheels soon as they are pretty worn down.
Great advice for flying with the scooter. Thanks for your comment!
Great information about the Oxelo Town 9 EF. Thanks!
@fiftsies max weight carrying listed as 100kgs but it seems sturdy enough to carry more, 130kgs is believable
hi. I just bought one of these tonight after watching your video and trying one out in store.
I can't wait to try it out properly tomorrow. :)
thank you for making this video. it was very helpful.
leeloopug thank you very much, glad you found the video useful! There is a lot more information about adult kick scooters on our website at www.toyrider.com/how-to-compare-the-best-kick-scooters-for-adults
Hope you enjoy i have had mine for more then 1 year and works prelly good. cheers
I was in ties between purchasing the latest version of this model or the Oxelo Commuter 900. I decided to get the Commuter 900 because it was slightly smaller, slightly lighter, and less bouncy, yet still has a shock absorber. I think the town 9ef ev is also great, and seems to be more popular with people as it’s been out for many years. But I’d say give the C900 a try at the shop too, and compare for your personal taste. I think double suspension on a scooter is a bit much and takes a little something away from the whole experience as well as speed. I feel more in contact with the ground on my new C900 model than I did with my older one that had full suspension. I think a single shock absorber is just right, as when I had double suspension, I think some energy of the pushing got lost due to the oscillation from the springiness, so less suspension definitely helps with speed and overall responsiveness in my opinion :)
Muchas gracias por tu comentario .. estoy pensando en comprar uno pero no me podía decidír por cual modelo ... Pero te agradezco por tu comentario .. por qué ya me decidí por el oxelo Town C900 gracias
@@edgardogomez2818 De nada, ese modelo es el mejor, disfruta!
@@shadowthesun8209 disculpa de que color es el tuyo 🤔
@@edgardogomez2818 verde :)
@@shadowthesun8209 hola disculpa estoy no tanto que mi oxelo c900 no sé despliega cómo los demás como que se pone durito al despegarlo te pasa lo mismo?
*Battery life is great **Latest.Bike** Scooter . Love the different driving modes. It’s got a little headlight and taillight too. Gets lots of looks haha*
this is the best scooter was made. very easy to fold and carry, the design is fantastic.
Totally agree Alep, thanks for the comment
Man this is one of the BEST scooter out there totally love the design and seem like really top quality scooter. I wish it was available in USA!!
Yes it's really excellent and it IS available in the USA! see here www.toyrider.com/the-best-of-kick-scooters/is-the-oxelo-town-9-premium-adult-kick-scooter-worth-the-price
Excellent scooter. I bought one a couple of months ago and love it. Love the design and it is very well made. Good value for money too.
Agree, it's a top-class and well made adult kick scooter!
Will be saving for this scooter. Decathlon store just opened here 😁
Where best place too put a lock thought it it , to lock it up .
The silver locking handle/clip that clips into the rear fender has a small hole to fit a small padlock. You can fold the scooter over a bike rack that is secured to the ground and then lock it using this padlock hole
Thank you very much for making this video :) I've been meaning to get one of these and your video helped to ease the wait ;)
Thanks @Dries Aerts! it's a great adult scooter. You won't regret it!
Great design, by the French engineers
I've just bought the current one from Decathlon. The grips now have push button release and fold down, they no longer plug into the stem with elastic rope between them. Oh, manufacture is now China and no longer France I'm afraid.... Good review by the way P.S. I'm a fat git and weigh 108kgs, these have a weight limit of 100kgs......Oops!
Good to know they have upgraded the handlebars to fold down. Glad you enjoyed the review. I'm sure it's strong enough to take a little more weight than 100kg. My model is also made in China but they say 'Designed in France'. Still, it's very well put together. Enjoy!
@@Toyrider I took it up to Goole since writing the above, did probably 2-3 miles on it. The 108kgs of my bulk didn't seem to bother it but it couldn't help out with my lack of fitness! It is quite good exercise and I got a fair sweat on..........and good fun and gets you around surprisingly quickly. My ankles ache somewhat, it must be the scooting on alternate feet, hopefully they well get used to it 😊
@@smitbar11 Yep, good for you. I'm not very fit either and I find it pretty strenuous exercise. It gets me in the knees and. Keep it up it does get easier. Don't use it in the wet, though because these tyres do not grip at all and the rear end will slide out from under you. Cheers!
Just bought one. Hurry on postman! ,,🤗
I guarantee you will love it!
Got it and scooting from Wembley Central to Wembley Stadium, c. 2.5km. Loving it. The only limit now is my confidence .
Congrats! You will love it. The hardest part to get used to are the brakes. Rely more on the rear foot brake on the fender/mudguard. Use both brakes together when you need an emergency stop.
Great scooter, but the board is too narrow for both foot.
Mate you’re special, look on the website, it’s a dual breaking system as the handbrake alone isn’t enough to stop at high speeds. Check the inside of it and you’ll find it’s hinged for braking and padded to prevent friction damage from being used at a break as it’s supposed to -.-
been looking for a scooter suitable for adults to get me around the city, walkings tiring as i'm from birmingham i think i'd find a scooter beneficial and looks like i've found the one, thanks for the great review :)
Hi this video is awesome and I've read your full review online, thank you. May I ask a question? It looks like just two nipple bolts hold the locking system in place. Do you think there's a chance the scooter could fold whilst in use?
Hi Zak, This scooter has never folded on me or my son while in use and we have by now done a few hundred miles on it. The locking system is so strong when it clips in place. It's hard to describe the mechanism but the clips seem to be part of the frame at the front that extends over the front wheel. It's not that easy to fold away, you need to put a lot of pressure on the front button with your foot to fold the scooter, so that gives a lot of confidence that the clips are strong
Thanks for replying to me. Since my last comment 3 weeks ago, I bought the Town 9 in titanium... and it's fantastic! Its an upgrade on my previous cheaper scooter which I rode the back wheel off, and I've done a fair few miles on this new one already. I live in Kennington, London and I've seen a few other people on the same scooter around here, Elephant Castle and Brixton. I feel like I'm part of the cool 1st class adult scooter club now because this is such a decent scooter.
Zak Palmer That's great news. I know Kennington well. Many years ago I lived in South London. I totally agree that the Town 9 is in a class of its own for kick scooters. Wishing you good scooting!
Thank you, it does help to be positive in life. As does the ability to take criticism, good or bad and learn from it!
Yep!
I bought it yesterday. it's great...
how much is the price?
Congratulations on buying such a great scooter, let us know what you think
Depends where you are Alep, price varies per country
How does it fair in wetter weather? Would love to get this scooter for my 2 mile commute through town, but would need to use in wet weather as well as dry? Great review by the way!
Just bought mine. Nice scooter.
I've got this scooter but i sell it to get an electric one i like that world map in the background
Great presentation I just got one for a yard sale unfortunately it doesn’t fold I step on the front just like you did but handlebar doesn’t go down it looks like it’s stuck any help?
I'm getting one tomorrow yay😊
Congrats, you won't be disappointed! Let us know what you think!
As an owner of a Xootr MG Scooter for some years, I always feel an annoying rattling noise on uneven surfaces. It comes from the locking pin, mostly. I´m not at all expecting a scooter to be noise proof, or to be comfortable at rough pavements. However, I get a little bit disappointed whenever I´m towing it along, as it seems it´ll simply fall apart. How does this Oxelo perform in such field?
Luciano Zimmer Hi, the Oxelo does not rattle at the joint of the stem and the kickboard. The locking mechanism is very strong and tight with no locking pin. If anything rattles a little it's the handlebar grips which are push fit with a large locking button onto the handlebar. If that rattle got too bad it would be easy to fix by wrapping some tape around the handle grip tube.
I just bought one too.. thanks
Great! I guarantee you will not be disappointed.
Hi i got the scooter and i pulled really hard on the brake and now it seems that the scooter dosen't brake good at all. What do you think i should do to make it brake better?
Use the rear foot brake for hard braking. Use both front and rear brakes together for super-hard braking. The front brake by itself is not enough to stop the scooter except for slowing down.
Wheel looks so smooth , is it slippery on wet floor?
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how about the hudora 205 - is it worth it - also there is razor air 5 with rubber tyres - are rubber tyres the best? please advise
Sorry I'm late to reply to this comment. I would say that the rubber tyres are better if you will travel a lot in wet conditions and also off-road.
Regarding the Hudora 205, I haven't seen one up-close but it looks like the handlebars for start will not be as good quality as this Oxelo, nor the handlebar grips. The folding mechanism is also not as sophisticated and you can't use it in trolley mode like this Town 9 . The Hudora 205 does look like an OK budget scooter though
What’s the name of the other Scooter you mentioned ?
The cheaper one for US buyers ?
The Global 1 ?
Hello! thank you for the excellent review. what do you think between Oxelo Town 9 VS Razor A6? i want to commute 1 mile to work. not sure which is good on slightly bumpy paved road. thanks!
Hi and glad you enjoyed my review! If the road on your commute is bumpy then the Oxelo Town 9EF would be better than the Razor A6 because the Oxelo has front suspension while the Razor A6 has no suspension at all. I hope that helps!
Thank you! my budget is around $100-$300, do you think Oxelo town9 is the best choice for commute? thanks!!!
No problem! If you are on a budget, I think the best scooter around for under $150 is the Exooter M2050 9XL. It has great reviews and dual suspension with a shoulder carry strap and an easy-fold mechanism. It is pretty much a replica of the Oxelo. You can see this Exooter here: amzn.to/2O2Jkq3
Thank you!! you are awosome!!
No problem! Let us know how you get on with your new scooter.
Hello, thinking of buying this for roughly 40mins (each way) commute . Is it durable enough to go through that everyday ? And what would be the reason I should go for this instead of other brands such as Micro suspension scooter?
PPP I would say so, yes. But if your journey is that long why not spend a little more and make it easier with a good electric scooter like the e-twow? www.toyrider.com/the-best-of-electric-scooters-for-adults-and-kids/e-twow-S2-booster-most-advanced-electric-scooter
Don't forget oxelo make an electric town 9 and that looks pretty nice, only thing is if you happen to be in the UK you can't have it cos the law says you can't.
That's right, it's called the Oxelo Klick. As i understand it you can use an electric scooter on private land in the uk but not on the road or sidewalks
Yep that's exactly right, they go on about pollution in the UK but then ban all the things that many people would love to make use of for the shorter journeys, some even for the longer journeys.
But hey that's the UK for you.
I have an electric scooter as well, but it had to conform to moped law it only manages to get up to around 20 mph so motorists get a bit impatient when i'm on the road, but hey it's not my fault, i'm not allowed to use cycle lanes or paths so I can only use the roads.
I would have liked to get the oxelo electric klick it's not cheap, but i'm sure it would have been sturdy, but I know it won't conform to moped law so it would be a waste of time.
I've tried complaining to the govt via email but as usual they simply don't listen to sense, perhaps it lot's of people complained they would have to take note and fix the problem.
I often ride the E-Twow S2 electric scooter in the UK. It look pretty much like a regular kick scooter, so I just pretend it is and use the cycle paths. Not got into any trouble with the law yet....
Where can i buy just the repair kit of the kickscooter?because i got it without that little bag...
Please reply!
Or the carying strap?
And i am from europe, romania
You can use any Hex keys (Allen Keys in the UK). Buy a set from a hardware store, sizes from 2 - 8 mm should be fine for making adjustments
@@andrei-ur7jj Any webbing type carry strap will do. Get one with the clips on each end to clip it onto the scooter. Not sure where you would buy in Romania. Good luck!
Thanks anyway!
Do anyone know, how much is it, "Oxelo Town 9 EF"?
It depends on the country you are in. It's cheaper in Europe and more expensive in the USA for some reason. You can buy the USA one here amzn.to/2rauiDp
Depends on your country but could be between $200 - 400
i bought one three days ago it s pretty durable
Yeah great, they are really well built.
ele é bom, we is good?
Do the wheels produce a lot of vibrations & noise when riding on rough surfaces/ tiles? My current one gives out loud noises when riding :/
Oh so the suspension not yet improved. Hmm. Maybe town 7 ef V2 without suspension is a better choice
Crappy sound or maybe it just got quiet when you ran out of things to say. Reading the instructions might have helped you to fold it.
What a well thought-through comment. Thank you so much. How do you get by in life being so positive? It must be wonderful to have such amazing things to say, people must be in awe!
That thing had a really loud rattle at the end ridding clip.
The noise is more the road surface, it was very loose tarmac on that car park!
Saludos, donde lo puedo comprar y cuanto es el costo?
Whats the maximum weight it can take?
The Oxelo Town 9 can take a rider weight of 220lbs or 99.7 Kg
i like v16" wheels
The front handle looks super dumb and just adds unnecessary bulk.
I ve got one Question what does that pink spring thing do on top of the front wheel?
Hi, that pink/red part is a rubber cover for the front suspension
What are the dimensions on this scooter sir ?
Any suspension on the back ?
Oxelo Town 9 EF---- bitte prise ????
I hope you stop using this intro. It's way too loud man. Just say "hello" like a normal person and not have a played out intro that loses it's novelty after the first time you see it.
Well thanks for your tip on the volume of the intro music. I will pay attention to that in future videos. I'm not a pro video producer so learning all the time. Good tip also about the playout music. I guess it's not needed. Thanks!
I like the intro!!
Just bought my scooter on the Hungarian seller on ebay :) love it
Glad you're enjoying the Oxelo!
The sound on this video is rubbish.
CrampedStyle what a great comment. We love that kind of awesome insight at www.toyrider.com
i can hear it ok.
The way u want to fold that really frustating ahhahaa
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lol I just think it's a tad sad that a scooter having an 'easy-fold' feature is a big selling point for adults. Are people really that physically unfit and weak by their forties and fifties?! It's really sad that people let themselves get so out of shape. If you can't bend over or do a single body weight squat, you probably shouldn't be riding a scooter at all. Perhaps go to the gym for a few months, do some yoga, and then think about doing something active like riding a scooter. If you're that out of shape you're much more likely to stack it because you just won't have the reflexes or flexibility to get yourself out of trouble. Man, I'm just shaking my head thinking people are like "Oh wow, it has an easy fold feature, I'll get that one". Genuine scooter riders would be absolutely cringing.
...yeh...because that makes sense doesnt it.
The majority of adult scooter riders want the quick fold for popping in and out of shops, or perhaps keeping up with their own kids on a scooter then you need to quickly fold it up and chuck it in the car, theres just two examples, you utter tool
It’s so much more than just a folding mechanism though, you can lean the whole scooter on it when folded up whilst standing in the tube or wherever. As opposed to standing it on a wheel which will slide everywhere
You rode it for the whole fucking 4.5 seconds. Why would you anyway?
Thanks for such an insightful comment Stan Stas, you really outdid yourself!
a rubbish review. suggest you try something else (eg sliced bread un-boxing ?). feel like i've wasted 10 minutes of my life
What a great comment, thank you so much! TH-cam users like you are amazing. Pleased that you watched all 10 minutes.