Cool video 📹. I have a Razor A5 air which I use for commuting between the bus and work, a distance of about 3 miles each way and its so much fun and i always look forward to my trip on it, even after a busy day working. Its a great way to keep in shape and is much easier than a bike as i can fold it down for both storage at work and whilst using the bus 🚍. Theres nothing better than a good scoot!! Btw, I'm 57 yrs old so just goes to show, its never to late to have fun 🎉.
Gracias por su vídeo. Tengo 68 años y todos los días me movilizo en un scooter de impulso ( no eléctrico) Saludos cordiales desde Cúcuta en la frontera colombo venezolana 🇨🇴🇻🇪 Sur América
Tengo 20 años con scooters( dos Xootr),uno grande rod 26, know ped, a5,y ahora a6. Tengo estenosis lumbar y rodillas prótesis, no puedo correr ni caminar mucho pero a mis 68 años cruzo Pachuca Mexico en tres horas, que sensación de libertad
@@2003rgalan amigo mejicano que bien por usted. Yo tengo en este momento 69 años y volví a usar monopatín de patada luego de la pandemia, me dió el COVID dos veces y lo uso a diario y la bicicleta seguido. Armé una plegable Rin 20 y aparte de la satisfacción de haberla armado también me movilizo seguido en ella. Claro que cuando adolescente y luego joven usé mucho monopatín y bici. De nuevo congratulaciones por sus logros. Eso inspira mucho, claro que sí. Saludos cordiales desde Cúcuta en la frontera colombo venezolana 🇨🇴🇻🇪 Sur América
Fantastic video! I live in the suburbs but I recently bought the Razor A5 Air scooter to walk our dogs around the neighborhood. I found the scooter to be very liberating to ride vs a bicycle, which I also do, but increasingly I opt for the scooter to go on solo trips in my community on simple errands or to the gym. I hooked up a LED bicycle lamp and phone mount as well. The only modification I made was change out the bearings (which I think were actually great quality in hindsight) to some Powell-Peralta Bones skateboard bearings (I’m 60 and been skateboarding in ditches again) but the improvement may have only been negligible, IMHO. Thanks for sharing your video journey! 🙏
That's great Paulo! They sure are fun and make you feel like a kid again for sure. I recently acruired the HEAVY Osprey BMX, swapped out the front wheel with a 16 inch, modified the rear so it's much lower and NOW this thing is a blast to ride everywhere, especially on single track mountain bike trails. I sold the A5 Air because the deck is simply too low overall. I'll never get rid of my A6 though, it's a beauty on pavement. I'm happy to know that you're also having a great time on the kick scooter! It's a new passion that I think more are missing out on.
Yoooo! Usually Amazon. 😂 If you're able, I encourage you to get on a kick scooter. I may have a lot of metal in my leg and limited ankle movement, but man oh man, how fun it is!
@@0fficialnomad can you help me figure out the speed issue, if of course you have any guesses. I'm still thinking about whether to buy this scooter or not, I just don't want to buy a slow one. It makes no sense for me to take a scooter that will be a little faster than walking, will I be able to pick up speed of 12-15 miles without much effort? Or is this the speed where you need to put in a lot of effort?
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Cool video 📹. I have a Razor A5 air which I use for commuting between the bus and work, a distance of about 3 miles each way and its so much fun and i always look forward to my trip on it, even after a busy day working. Its a great way to keep in shape and is much easier than a bike as i can fold it down for both storage at work and whilst using the bus 🚍. Theres nothing better than a good scoot!! Btw, I'm 57 yrs old so just goes to show, its never to late to have fun 🎉.
Thanks! And you're absolutely right!
It’s always too late but the second best time is now.
Now this is the kind of original in depth hobby content that I love. Wish there was more of this for stuff on youtube.
Gracias por su vídeo. Tengo 68 años y todos los días me movilizo en un scooter de impulso ( no eléctrico) Saludos cordiales desde Cúcuta en la frontera colombo venezolana 🇨🇴🇻🇪 Sur América
Tengo 20 años con scooters( dos Xootr),uno grande rod 26, know ped, a5,y ahora a6. Tengo estenosis lumbar y rodillas prótesis, no puedo correr ni caminar mucho pero a mis 68 años cruzo Pachuca Mexico en tres horas, que sensación de libertad
@@2003rgalan amigo mejicano que bien por usted. Yo tengo en este momento 69 años y volví a usar monopatín de patada luego de la pandemia, me dió el COVID dos veces y lo uso a diario y la bicicleta seguido. Armé una plegable Rin 20 y aparte de la satisfacción de haberla armado también me movilizo seguido en ella. Claro que cuando adolescente y luego joven usé mucho monopatín y bici. De nuevo congratulaciones por sus logros. Eso inspira mucho, claro que sí. Saludos cordiales desde Cúcuta en la frontera colombo venezolana 🇨🇴🇻🇪 Sur América
Nice. I enjoyed the journey.
Sweet! Thanks for watching and commenting man! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!
@@0fficialnomad dude I can watch those kinds of videos for hours. Thanks for the silence. It makes enjoying the ride awesome.
Fantastic video! I live in the suburbs but I recently bought the Razor A5 Air scooter to walk our dogs around the neighborhood. I found the scooter to be very liberating to ride vs a bicycle, which I also do, but increasingly I opt for the scooter to go on solo trips in my community on simple errands or to the gym. I hooked up a LED bicycle lamp and phone mount as well. The only modification I made was change out the bearings (which I think were actually great quality in hindsight) to some Powell-Peralta Bones skateboard bearings (I’m 60 and been skateboarding in ditches again) but the improvement may have only been negligible, IMHO. Thanks for sharing your video journey! 🙏
That's great Paulo! They sure are fun and make you feel like a kid again for sure. I recently acruired the HEAVY Osprey BMX, swapped out the front wheel with a 16 inch, modified the rear so it's much lower and NOW this thing is a blast to ride everywhere, especially on single track mountain bike trails. I sold the A5 Air because the deck is simply too low overall. I'll never get rid of my A6 though, it's a beauty on pavement. I'm happy to know that you're also having a great time on the kick scooter! It's a new passion that I think more are missing out on.
NGL, makes you feel like a child all over again.
Indeed it does! Growing up is overrated. 😂
You need to be filmed by someone riding behind you.
where does he get those wonderful toys?" joker 1989
Yoooo! Usually Amazon. 😂 If you're able, I encourage you to get on a kick scooter. I may have a lot of metal in my leg and limited ankle movement, but man oh man, how fun it is!
By the way, glad to see you're still around. Hope you're doing amazing!
@@0fficialnomad i am good. just hanging at different discord servers and yt chats when not working
bro can you tell me your average speed on this razor?
Ehh, my average speed is only around 5mph or so, but I'm constantly on the brake and being cautious because the A6 wants to FLY on smooth pavement.
@@0fficialnomad can you help me figure out the speed issue, if of course you have any guesses. I'm still thinking about whether to buy this scooter or not, I just don't want to buy a slow one. It makes no sense for me to take a scooter that will be a little faster than walking, will I be able to pick up speed of 12-15 miles without much effort? Or is this the speed where you need to put in a lot of effort?