Scooter WORKER Darky
Folding scooter with adjustable handlebar height, anti-slip footboard.
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Scooter WORKER Darky
The aluminum Scooter WORKER Darky features a bewitching dark design. Thanks to the simple, lockable folding mechanism, you can carry it around as it takes up minimum space. The safety features such as foam handlebar grips, a large anti-slip footboard and large, metal step-on rear brake provide a high level of safety while the 145mm polyurethane wheels and high-speed ABEC 7 bearings provide excellent riding characteristics. Join the “dark side” with the elegant Scooter WORKER Darky. It is suitable for 6+-year-old children.
Technical description:
- Aluminum frame
- Simple folding mechanism, including handlebars
- Soft rubber handlebar grips
- Large, metal step-on rear brake
- Anti-slip footboard
- Adjustable handlebar height: 75 – 89cm
- Handlebar width: 34cm
- Usable footboard dimensions: 32.5 x 12cm
- Overall footboard dimensions: 50.5 x 12cm
- Footboard height: 9cm
- Bearings: ABEC 7
- Wheel diameter: 145mm
- Wheel material: PU
- Wheel hardness: 82A
- Weight limit: 85kg
- Scooter dimensions: 74 x 34 x 89cm
- Folded up dimensions: 70 x 12 x 29cm
- Weight: 2.61kg
- Recommended age: 6+
Scooter WORKER Darky - Documents to download
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Scooter WORKER Darky - Product parameters
Hard bantam wheels are suitable for riding on uneven terrain.
Inflatable rubber wheels are more suitable for adults. The front wheel is sometimes bigger than the rear one. These wheels are better for urban riding and longer more demanding trips.
PVC wheels can be found on stunt and children's scooters. They are cheaper and suitable for parks or even terrain.
For both recreational riding and riding through terrain, choose kick scooters with a steel or iron frame and aluminium components set.
To make the scooter lighter, the frame can be also made of aluminium or plastic. Aluminium can be seen mainly in stunt or children's scooters.
Foot brakes - suitable mainly for children's, stunt (freestyle) and urban kick scooters. The brake is engaged by stepping down on it, causing friction between it's mechanism and the wheel.
V-brakes - suitable for higher weight limits (adults). Easy maintenance and affordable price. The brake is activated by a handlebar lever.
Disc brakes - suitable mainly for sports enthusiasts. These brakes are more costly and harder to maintain.
Hydraulic brakes - instead of a cable they are made of a piston with liquid in it. These brakes offer the highest quality and are the most expansive.
The kick scooter's maximum weight limit. It is not recommended to exceed this limit.
For the average weight of 80 kg, 100 kg weight limit is optimal, if you want to use the scooter for recreational purposes only. For heavy terrain and frequent use, you may want to choose a steel frame scooter with the weight limit in the range of 120 - 150 kg.
Stunt scooters' weight limit ranges between 50 and 100 kg.
When picking out a children's scooter, decide according to your child's weight but take into account their eventual growth.
Wheel size significantly differs depending on the type of kick scooter.
Wheels for children's kick scooters begin at 80 mm.
Freestyle (stunt) kick scooters have wheels between 100 - 120 mm.
Kick scooters for adults really vary in the size of their wheels. Ideal choice depends on your own preferences and experiences. Smaller wheels are easier to control. Larger wheels are more suitable for unever terrain.
The total weight of the product.
Adjustable handlebars are great for those who want to share their kick scooter with other rider of different height.
They are also suitable for children, since the handlebars can be adjusted as your child grows.
Most stunt (freestyle) scooters have one-piece handlebars to hold steady for tricks and jumps (their height cannot be adjusted).
The recommended handlebar height for adults is generally 90 - 120 cm. Suitable handlebar height for children is usually 50 cm and higher (depends on the height of the child). The ideal handlebar should reach approximately up to the rider's hipbone. If the handlebars are too low, the rider may experience back pain. If the handlebars are too high, steering the kick scooter becomes difficult.
The ABEC-1 through ABEC-9 scale denotes the presision of the manufacture process. The higher the number, the more precisely the bearings are made (smaller margin). Other scales are used mainly on children's skates.
Suspension makes your ride more comfortable, especially on uneven surfaces.
