Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: How portable is the KnowPed? Is it easy to carry around?
Document: I work on the lot at Paramount. I needed something that would get me where I needed to go fast, but was portable and could hold a big guy like me. I go this thing and was pleasantly surprised. Good construction, big, but surprisingly portable and it handles bumps well. My coworkers want one now.
I had it for like 1 month and it came out of parts. I had to go to a bike shop to fix I pay $16 and the repair guy told me take it easy with the scooter cause it will come out of parts again!! If you buy this first thing you will know is that the handle bars is loose, horrible!!! design. I will never buy a goped product again. Buy. Razor is better.
My son was extremely ecstatic about his new red Know Ped. He is using it to cruise to and from school. He and my husband (who has a Xooter) use to cruise around the lake and in the plaza. It surely met my son's expectations.
Very well built, tough, great ride. Easy to ride even for someone who's never ridden one as a kid. Got this to give my dog a better workout during afternoon walks, and now we both get a great workout.I'm 45, 6'5" tall. After shopping for various electric and gas scooters, decided to get this because I read that for 1-2 mile distances, this was all you needed. It is!
Got this for Mother's Day & LOVE it! Fits me great (5'4") and a smooth ride. I chase my husband & daughter around on their long boards and don't get too far behind. Plus, it's just FUN to ride and an attractive, hip design. I highly recommend to any adult or teenager who wants to scoot.
Took it outside, stood on it and pushed. Big smile!!! My daughter got on her Razor and we scooted around our block.It is quiet while rolling, glides over great distances with a strong push. Brakes are fine. Plenty on foot room on the deck. Strong and durable (did bunnyhops on it). Don't settle for anything else but a Go-Ped.
Slide the slide tube up all the way to unscrew the handlepost ; then remove the slide tube altogether. Cut 2 short 10mm slots top + bottom of the slide tube with a hacksaw. These slots will allow the seatclamps to compress the slidetube around the handlepost. Insert the seat clamps top & bottom respectively. At this point you can remove the spring as well which rattles incessantly. ( With this mod, the spring no longer serves any purpose). Re-assemble the handlepost.
Xootr claims their backwards oriented front wheel fork is more stable than competing design, which is true, but their narrow wheel is more likely to jam in a crack, so its a wash. Both scooters require you keep two hands on the T bar at all times, so make sure you have a backpack to carry supplies. I clip my dog's leash to my belt when taking him for a trot.
It just came Fed-ex today. Pulled it out the box -- raised the bar and it snapped into position -- voila!! Step on and coasted across the living room. Wow! Big. Sturdy. Rolls nice. Brakes nice. I'm nearly 300lbs and feel safe, stable and supported on this lovely blue scooter. Now I can join my 7yr old with his razor A for scoots around the neighborhood! Can't wait for my wife to check it out. I think she will want one too.
So whoever decides to take Knowped along on a mass transit ride, must be prepared to hold it for the entire duration of the trip. Once I realized that, I've put scooter in the box and shipped it back.
Answer: yes