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Go-Ped Kick-Ped
Product Description
Go-Ped Kick-Ped
The Go-Ped Kick-Ped is an easy to carry scooter specifically made for adult transportation in an urban environment. It's lightweight, sturdy and durable.
Specifications:
12 lbs
6" Diameter 2" Wide Solid Rubber Tires on a 27" Wheelbase for Great Stability
Low deck, but good ground clearance
Narrow 6 x 19" Black Diamond Pattern Deck
Overall 34"L x 14"W x 38"T (Standard Model)
Available in Standard (handlebar 35" above deck) and Tall Models (handlebar 39" above deck)
Made In The USA
Front Brake Kit Available (sold separately)
*Optional Front Brake Kit (PN: 111130126)
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Product Reviews
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Great Fun
Posted by Stephen on 9th May 2020
Having lots of fun with this around my neighborhood. I'm 5'8" and got the tall handlebars and that's working fine for me. Have size 9.5 feet and the deck is good enough size for both. Construction seems really good and I would expect this to last a long time. Simply unpacked it and started riding. No complaints.
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love it - but heavier than expected and rubs dirt on my clothes
Posted by Jess on 10th Mar 2020
In most ways I'm completely satisfied with my Kickped; it's well-made, runs smoothly, and has had no problem taking on the industrial cracks and divets in the sidewalks of Philadelphia. I love being able to glide out of my house, fold it up, sling it over my shoulder and hop on the subway.
However it is heavier and bulkier (longer) than I anticipated and when it's slung over my shoulder the lower wheel rubs against my clothes - mostly my butt - as I walk, which means I end up with a dirty smudge on my work pants, which puts a bit of a damper on its intended purpose: to expedite my urban commute. I can carry it away from my body - like a lunch box - but because it's so heavy, I can't do that for very far. So to compensate, I don't use the Kickped on workdays when it's wet outside or when I'm wearing light-colored pants. But these conditions only make the Kickped usable about 60% of the time, which is a bit disappointing.
I've only had it a few weeks - maybe I'll still figure out a way to accommodate the dirty wheel-issue; we'll see.
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