I scooter quite a lot. Probably 4 hours a day of intense scootering at either skate parks or around town with intentions of pushing this scooters limits. I have had all the previous Razor scooter versions and they all manage to break with in a month or so. They simply cannot handle the abuse I put them through. This scooter, has defied all odds. For the past three months, I have put this thing through hell and Razor Pro Model has survived with out getting bent, broken, or anything else the previous scooters fell victim to.This scooter is better in every single aspect from the ride to the stability. I am 6′1″ and 150lbs and haven’t been able to affect this scooter; even by doing double tail whips off things that are over 10 feet high. Well, since I’ve been riding scooters for a year, maybe a year and a half now, I’d like to think I know something about them. Out of all the scooters I’ve ridden (trust me, thats A LOT!), this one clearly is the best. The Pro Model/A4 is MUCH, much better then the convential A scooters. For one, it doesn’t have that useless, dangerous wheely-bar. To this day I don’t know why Razor puts those on scooters. It doesn’t have any shocks either. You may think this is a bad thing, but it is actually good. On A2/3’s, the shock pad on the front fork can get compressed and fall out, and the metal will get worn down and the whole contraption will shake madly. This WILL be the case if you like to do tricks. And the back suspension on the A3? Please, one look at the thing and you can tell it would snap in a heartbeat. The Pro is stronger then all of these scooters, due to the better quality aluminum in the deck, the thickness of the deck walls, the welding on the folding mechanism, and just the fact that it does not have any suspension/shocks! The folding mech itself is stronger, although I’d highly suggest taking it apart, taking all the “guts” out, and bolting it if you want a solider ride. The wheels are very high quality, at least compared to Razor’s standard. They will last a very long time. The double clamp also helps the fork not snap, because more of the bars are pressed on it.
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