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Emphasizes parental responsibility for child's safety and supervision.
Highlights the hazardous nature of scooter riding and potential for injury or death.
Details safe environments, supervision, and conditions for riding scooters.
Specifies essential protective gear and appropriate clothing for riding.
Shows where to find the product identification code on the scooter and its packaging.
Lists the items included in the product packaging.
Guides on how to unfold the scooter safely and lock components.
Explains how to adjust the handlebar height and secure it.
Details how to check and tighten the collar clamp for secure steering.
Reminds users to check parts, safety gear, and be cautious before riding.
Explains the basic steps for riding the scooter and using the brake.
Provides instructions on how to clean the scooter safely.
Details inspection and maintenance for wheels and bearings.
Guides on where to find replacement parts.
Lists resources for finding authorized repair centers.
Outlines the manufacturer's limited warranty terms and conditions.
Provides contact details for customer support across various global regions.
This document contains user manuals for two Razor kick scooters: the A5 Lux and the A6. Both manuals provide essential information regarding the function, usage, and maintenance of their respective scooters, emphasizing safety precautions and proper riding practices.
The Razor A5 Lux and A6 are kick scooters designed for recreational use by children aged 8 and older. They are propelled by the rider pushing off the ground with one foot while steering with handlebars. The scooters are built for movement and offer a means of transportation and recreation. Both models feature a folding mechanism for portability and storage. The A6 model specifically incorporates an "Anti-Rattle Technology" to enhance the riding experience.
The manuals detail the steps for unfolding and setting up the scooters for first-time use. For both models, the process involves releasing a folding mechanism, raising the T-bar until it locks into an upright position, and then inserting and securing the handlebars. The A5 Lux features a spring-loaded joint release lever that automatically locks when the T-bar is fully upright. The A6, on the other hand, requires turning an "Anti-Rattle knob" counterclockwise to release the folding mechanism and then clockwise to tighten and engage the anti-rattle feature once the T-bar is upright.
Adjusting the handlebar height is a key feature for both scooters, ensuring a comfortable and safe fit for riders of varying sizes. This is achieved by opening a quick-release lever, sliding the T-bar to the desired height, and then resecuring the lever. The tension of this quick-release lever can be adjusted by tightening or loosening an Allen bolt. For the A5 Lux, when the T-bar is raised to its maximum height, a push button located directly below the quick-release lever must be depressed to unlock the T-bar.
Riding instructions are straightforward: place one foot on the baseboard, push forward with the other foot, and steer with both hands on the handlebars. Leaning slightly into the direction of a turn enhances cornering. To stop, riders apply the rear-fender brake by stepping on it. The A5 Lux's "Light-Up Wheels" (on select models) activate when the wheels are in motion, adding a visual element to the ride.
The manuals stress the importance of proper riding attire, including an approved safety helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and shoes with tied shoelaces. Riders are advised to use the scooters on smooth, paved surfaces, away from motor vehicles, sharp bumps, drainage grates, and loose debris like sand, gravel, dirt, or leaves. Wet weather, mud, ice, puddles, or water should be avoided as they impair traction, braking, and visibility. Riding at night or when visibility is impaired is also discouraged. Excessive speeds, especially downhill, should be avoided to prevent loss of control and falls. The brake can get hot with continuous use, so touching it after braking is not recommended.
For the A5 Lux, the total weight limit is 220 lbs (100 kg), and for the A6, it is also 220 lbs (100 kg). Children under eight years old should not use the scooters, and all children and preteens should ride with adult supervision. Parental supervision is required, and scooters should only be used in controlled environments free of potential traffic hazards, not on public streets. Only one child should ride at a time, and fingers and other body parts should be kept away from the folding/unfolding mechanism. Adults should assist children with assembly and folding/unfolding.
Regular inspection and maintenance are crucial for reducing the risk of injury. Before every ride, riders or guardians should check and secure all fasteners, including the collar clamp, quick-release lever, and handlebar spring buttons, ensuring they are properly locked in place. Worn or broken parts should be replaced immediately.
Cleaning the scooter involves wiping it with a damp cloth to remove dirt and dust. Industrial cleaners, solvents, alcohol-based, or ammonia-based cleaners should not be used as they can damage surfaces, plastic components, or decal adhesive.
The baseboard/steering column adjusting screw(s) should be checked and adjusted using a 3 mm Allen wrench. With the scooter in the upright and locked position, the set screw at the baseboard should be snug against the steering column to eliminate free play. Care must be taken not to overtighten this screw. After adjustment, the steering column should be released and folded to ensure the joint lever does not bind and the folding movement is smooth, with the spring-loaded mechanism automatically locking and seating fully in the upright position.
Wheels and bearings are generally maintenance-free under normal circumstances. However, periodic inspection for wear and tear, proper axle tightness, side-to-side play, and loose parts is the owner's responsibility. If play develops in a wheel or bearing, it indicates excessive wear, and replacement with genuine Razor wheels is necessary. Using non-genuine Razor replacement parts may affect safety and void the warranty.
Replacement parts are available through Razor retail partners and on the Razor website. For repair services, a list of authorized Razor repair centers can be found online or by contacting customer service.
The manuals also include a "Pre-Ride Checklist" that summarizes these maintenance points, reminding users to check for loose parts, replace worn or broken components, and ensure safety gear is worn. It also includes a "Be Careful!" section, advising against stunts, steep inclines, excessive speed, and riding in traffic, while emphasizing the importance of maintaining a hold on the handlebars.
General| Type | Classic scooter |
|---|---|
| Proper use | Asphalt |
| Wheel size | 254 mm |
| Wheels type | Solid wheels |
| Brake system | Foot brake |
| Product color | White |
| Wheels material | Polyurethane |
| Handlebar length | 340 mm |
| Number of wheels | 2 wheel(s) |
| Recommended gender | Any gender |
| Maximum load weight | 100 kg |
| Recommended age (min) | 8 yr(s) |
| Recommended age group | Universal |
| Adjustable steering wheel height | Yes |
| Number of products included | 1 pc(s) |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 428 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 1000 mm |
| Height | 1067 mm |
| Weight | 5000 g |
