Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Are the handlebars adjustable in height? Would this fit a seven year old boy?
Document: The handlebars have a quick-release latch, which makes it a breeze to adjust quickly. The long, wide board makes coasting pretty comfortable and I found myself appreciating the size of the deck much more than I thought I would. I can even give my 3-year old a ride on it -- I lower the handlebars all the way, put her hands in the middle, mine on the outside, and I stand behind her. Granted, I have women's size 8 feet so YYMV.
After some research, I wound up ordering a Xootr Cruz online, and have never looked back! While you still need to pay attention to the terrain that you are traversing, the larger wheels are less prone to "sudden unanticipated stops." My daily commute now includes Xootring my eight year old son to school (about a mile and a half), where we have earned the title of "Scooter Patrol" hence the title above. I would like to think that we are building memories for a lifetime.
I've ridden with my daughter standing on the deck in front of me and there were no issues at all.As a side note, my biggest gripe with the Growped is the non-adjustable handlebars and the joke of a locking mechanism for the folded handlebar, it is a small piece of metal with a hook. Now just how is this supposed to stay locked onto the rear  fender when the bars are folded? it doesn't. This is pathetic engineering solution for a company that actually makes good products.
Yes. It is built well and strong enough for an adult to ride. I ride it with my 9 year old and it's fun. We just spent a week at the beach and I rode it along the strand every day. Expensive but well worth it.
It is also perfect for running to the store because you just step off, walk it around with you in the store, hop back on to go home.I also use it to take my kids to school when are running late (often). We call it "double-scootering" and my kids love it. Even with my 10-year old on the Xootr with me, it still rides great.
I've been commuting with my daughter's old Razor scooter for about a year now. My work is about 2 miles from the ferry I take and the Razor was tough to ride in the San Francisco streets.Now with my new Mg Xootr Scooter, I'm using about 1/3 the effort as I did on my Razor, the ride is much, much smoother, and I can glide way farther than I did on the Razor. And it's made for adults!!! No more kiddie scooters for me!
(but first continue on and read my daughters review below)http://www.amazon.com/review/R2HH81N5P9ZKF5/ref=cm_cr_pr_cmt?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001LUQGYC&nodeID;=#wasThisHelpfulNow, a review from a 7-year-old rider (riding for two years)I have had my scooter for two years. I have the Ultra Cruz.I ride my scooter to school everyday and I kick with both feet.
I wanted to buy a scooter that could carry an adult because I have a 3 year old who is just learning to ride a bike and I needed something I could pace him with. He can peddle just fast enough that I can't walk with him but is still too slow for me to bike along with him or jog.I need to confess that I didn't buy my Xootr from Amazon, I snagged one off eBay on the cheap since I couldn't justify buying a $300 scooter as a thirty year old man.
Do not follow that advice! We bought the Viza and then ordered the larger wheels from Trikke. They would not fit the Viza, being one eighth of an inch too large. So we ordered the smaller Trikke wheels, which fit (after adding a bunch of washers) but are way too small for efficiency. The Viza is a toy to us.
I'm 6'2" and this reaches my waist without even extending to its maximum height. I have the red one and I love it. It really takes a very small amount of energy to go at least twice as fast as you would walking: a kick or two per block. More if you want to go faster. Light enough that I don't mind carrying it around a store while I shop, and small enough to stash under a seat or table at a restaurant.
Answer: yes