That’s exactly what Razor did. The Graffiti scooter comes loaded with three street chalks that marks up the street as you scoot on by. Is there any possible explanation for this? Do they want perverted creeps to follow the rainbow road to pedophilia? Is it getting kids in touch with their inner vandal? Ridiculous!
The eSpark electric Razor scooter is slightly better because I can kind of see the point of adding sparks. When I was a kid I wanted to pretend I was going so fast that sparks would fly off the back of my skateboard or roller blades or whatever. Kids probably want that too. But still, can’t you already see this ending badly? Plus, it can only last 40 minutes on an 8-hour charge and has a weight limit of 54kg.
Parents, do good by your kid and get ‘em something other than these Razor scooters please. [Graffiti Razor, eSpark Razor via OhGizmo]
Ian
Friday, April 29, 2011 at 6:02 PMthe spark bar is not new for razor, but the chalk is.
Wont the chalk break when you push down on it?
Brendan
Friday, April 29, 2011 at 9:39 PMHmm, great so instead of been lead down the path of pedophilia with the chalk version of the Razor, you can chose to be an Arsonist if you get the one that makes the sparks, brilliant! What will they think of next, a 007 version that shoots a missile out the back to escape even the toughest of chases! I think not.
Jacck
Thursday, June 16, 2011 at 10:04 PMA Razor electric scooter is particularly designed to cover short distances but can be a practical alternative for covering distances too far to walk.