EZY! City Scooter – With Big 200 mm Wheels – Max. User Weight 100 kg – Foldable

The scooter is sturdy and well built. I am a large man and it has no trouble getting me to school and back with my granddaughter.

Arrives folded. Alas instructions are in German... Good news is it's easy to put together. The upright part is released by undoing the plastic clamp by the hinge on the footplate - you might have to adjust the nut to get it easy to operate - and pulling it vertical. Now reclamp it in the upright position. The handle bars are on either side of the upright - the retaining string is stretchy. Insert them into the holes on either side until you hear a click. Adjust the height of the handle bars by releasing the clamp around the upright, pulling upwards and allowing it to click into place (three holes for height). Very well made scooter and great fun to use.

Great Scooter, well built and lots of fun

A bit cluncky and not that easy to fold down - very stiff mechanism. My son is still happy with it though.

This is a really good adult scooter which *should* stand the test of time.It folds down into a compact form and has a carry strap, so is ideal for train commuting into the city. The 200mm wheels give a smoothish ride, certainly compared to the smaller wheels that kids have, and the solid tyres have sufficient grip.The deck has a skateboard style sandpaper grip and is long enough for my size tens with a little to spare.it is solidly built, which does add to the weight - you wouldn't want to be carrying it all day - but for lugging around the labyrinth of the tube it is fine.Overall and impressive scooter. Probably pretty good for kids too, but this is most definitely Dad's scooter and the aren't allowed to borrow it

This scooter is absolutely excellent quality. It is an adult scooter so make sure you don't buy it for a young child as it is very fast.It is very well made and easy to manouver and my big adult son has been thoroughly enjoying zipping around in it acting like a big kid. To be honest, I think the scooter is for serious scootering as it comes from Germany and I think over there adults do this more often! The instructions are in German which is not good. However, we all know Germany is known for its robust workmanship and this scooter is no exception; it is well made and sturdy and seems as though it will last if looked after properly. Recommended if you have the desire to use it

Not for children, this is very much built for adults or teenagers. The build quality seems good and there weren't any loose bits on our review sample. Despite the instructions being only in German, it was not difficult to figure out how to fully assemble it. However, the importer needs to get a translation sorted quickly, even if just to give owners maintenance instructions.Using it didn't throw up any issues and the braking action was okay. Difficult to comment on longevity after inly a few weeks with it but will update this review if any issues arise. So far so good.You do see quite a lot of people using adult scooters in urban areas as a means of getting around but the best bit is of course it gives the ability to keep up with your children. Or embarrasing your teenage offspring!Only drawback was the German translation and I assume/hope that SportPlus will rectify that soon.

Adult scooters are a phenomenon waiting to happen...maybe. For some reason there seems to be a stigma attached to adults using these two-wheeled wonders in a way that bicycles have escaped. The reason for this is unclear to me, and certainly scooters speed up your every day commute without having to risk your life on bikes or putting too much strain on your body by running.The SportPlus Ezy Urban Scooter is very well-designed and appears built to stand the test of time. The scooter folds up so it really is easy to carry with you on the train or other form of public transport. The brake on the back wheel is effective and easy to operate. I can't fault this stylish scooter in design or performance. Whether it's good enough to revolutionise this form of transport and make adult scooting a more regular occurance remains to be seen!