It is inevitable, everyone asks this question at some point before purchasing their scooter. When I throttle my scooter, do I want to experience a lawnmower’s scream or a hushed electronic hum? What is that specific attribute that makes me choose electric motor scooters over gas or vice-versa?

How safe are kids electric scooters and should you buy one for your child? This article examines the electric scooter and how safe it is for your child.

Nowadays everyone is shopping on a budget, so why should it be any different for scooters. In the world of scooters, is buying cheap mean you have purchased a scooter of lesser quality? Two big rivals, Razor and X-Treme, go head-to-head both vying for your purchase. Who will win in this epic duo?

The Goliath of the scooter industry, Razor Scooter, produces great products. However, a less visible adversary presents itself as a well qualified competitor, X-Treme Scooter. This article puts Razor Scooter and X-Treme in a head-to-head comparison, you decide the winner.

Skateboards and bikes have been the traditional outside activity for kids of yesteryear. With the emergence of scooters that trend is changing. What are the differences between kick, gas and electric scooters? Read on...

Parents - You want to make a memory with your child. A little planning and you'll make sure that memory is a positive one. The right gift can make a big difference and we hope to help in your decision.

For kids nothing delivers like fun; and electric scooters are fun. What is all the hype about electric scooters and are they really what they are cracked up to be? Does gas outperform electric scooters and how far can they travel? These questions and many more are answered in this article.

Top 5 toy ideas for boys and girls that the major retailers stock just for you. Gift ideas that are easy on your wallet and guarantee loads of fun for both family and friends.

So what makes electric motor scooters a value for kids? When it comes to kids electric scooters the equation simplifies to speed: the faster the better. For concerned parents speed may be an issue. The idea of their child or teenager scooting along at 15 plus miles per hour is not an inviting prospect. There is good news for both kids and parents.