Razor 360 Flash Rider
A comfortable, molded polycarbonate seat keeps little riders comfy.Popular scooter maker Razor has updated the classic kids' three-wheeler of the 1970s and 80s with the FlashRider 360. Based on Razor's award-winning caster tricycle, this zippy little version turns and drifts on dual inclined caster wheels, with an exciting Spark Bar feature using the same compatible spark cartridge found in the popular Spark scooters and the eSpark.Other features include a large, high-impact front wheel with flat-free tire for easy pedaling and complete control, and two dual inclined caster rear wheels allowing resistance-free drifting and spinning. The steel framed design and MX-style handlebars enhance the look and lend a stylish touch. An adjustable handbrake and rubber grips provide the necessary support and grip, ensuring your child's safety. The Razor FlashRider 360 also features a double crown fork that gives the stiffness for quality and durabilityFeaturesWelded steel frame and forkDual inclined casters for drifting and spinning actionHigh-impact front wheel with flat-free tireMX-style handlebars with rubber gripsThree-piece crankDouble crown fork designSpark Bar with replaceable Spark cartridgeDual inclined casters enable drifting and spinning action kids will love.SpecificationsMeasures 24.5 by 25.75 by 40 inches (W x H x D)Some assembly requiredReplaceable Spark cartridges also sold separately17.5-pound weight160-pound maximum rider weightRecommended for users age six and upAbout RazorFounded in June 2000, Razor USA, LLC is a privately held company based in Cerritos, California. Creators of the popular Razor kick scooter, Razor additionally offers the E100, E200, and E300 electric scooters, as well as Dirt Rocket, Pocket Mod, Pocket Rocket, and Ground Force electrically-powered ride-on toys and junior scooters. Razor has received numerous industry awards, including the Toy Industry Association’s “Toy of the Year” and “Toy of the Year” honors fromTime Magazine,Parents,Parenting,Sports Illustrated for Kids,Nick Jr., andU.S. News & World Report.