Hello, I wonder if an adult can use it. 1 meters have 67 cm. The foldable scooter fits in a suitcase? What are the measures it foldable?
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I don't have the measurements but an adult can ride it--up to 225 pounds but it is very sturdy
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It does fit in a suitcase. A medium or large one not carry on size however. I wouldn't recommend for an adult. It's more for a child or teenager. I wouldn't say any more than 13 really. I tried it as an adult and it was too flimsy for me.
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Yes an adult can use it, I weigh 165 lbs. As for as folding it, no sure what the measurements are, I returned my to seller because Of a continuous brake scuffing issue. If it wasn't for that issue, the scooter was fine and built well.
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Yes an adult can use, but it is bad to carry even foldable. The handlebars fold and not all equipment is heavy. It is very tiring to use it for long periods.
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I am an adult female, 5'8". I felt it was too small, made for awkward positioning. My child, who is 4'11" rode it quite nicely. I am not sure of the measurements folded up, I have since past it on to someone else, but assembled folded up it would have to be a very large suitcase. If not assembled, would fit.
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Yea an adult can use it. We don't like it though. You can only pedal on flat surfaces or down downhill. Very awkward. I have never tried to fold it.
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i have never flown with the scooter but i see no reason why it would not be allowed as the handle bars fold back over the seat and it would be easier to store than a wheel chair. this scooter filled my needs to a "t" when i had foot surgery, it is well built and easy to use.
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Hi Marilyn, I got this for my mother who has bursitis in both hips plus a torn tendon in her foot. Needless to say, getting around the house is not easy ... let alone going out. So this walker has been a TREMENDOUS help for her. It's lightweight yet extremely sturdy, well-balanced and moves well over tile floor, linoleum and carpet. The walker folds down but it will never be flatter than the width measured from the front wheel to the end of the handle. I just measured the walker and it's 18 inches high when folded. We have a Toyota Camry with a medium-sized trunk. We recently went on a trip and the walker fit in just fine with luggage for 3 people. (By luggage I mean garment bags and a big duffel bag that fit around the walker. When I do take my Mom out we always bring the walker and it's great for shopping as she can put items in the compartment under the seat. If she does get tired she puts the brakes on and sits on the seat. We love it!
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Hi Daniele, Thank you for contacting us! In response to your inquiry, the scooter features a *removable* handlebar-- this allows you to quickly remove the bar for storage and transportation purposes. With the bar removed, the scooter is small-enough to fit into checked luggage when travelling by air. Please let us know if you have further questions, we have a toll-free telephone number, 888-236-5657, and are open Mon-Fri from 9am to 5pm Eastern Standard Time (EST). Cheers!
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The handlebars should be fine for any kid of two years or more. The height is about 32" and do not ajust. The scooter does not fold up, but it's so small there seems no reason to fold it. Little Matthew was three when he got the yellow scooter, a tall three, and the handlebars were fine for him. He learned to ride in just a few minutes and it was great balance training for the two wheel bike he received for fourth birthday.
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I travel with it. It does not fold but it very light and hollow the only weird piece being a plastic thing which come down off the middle, so depending on what you are packing with it I would think it would fit. I usually pack it in a bag or suitcase with clothes so it takes up a negligible amount of space and the funny piece in the back fits between stuff. It is 14" long + the rubber handle which is bendable. I love the seat - especially if you have a boy. I have bought at least 4 - I keep forgetting them at the hotel when we travel.
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Yes. It's about the same height as a regular scooter. He'll love it. It will take a while for him to get the hang of how to move his body. I've had adults try to ride it and it is really funny to watch.
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Overall Dimensions When Folded 28.5"l x 27.5"w x 11.5"dYou can find the entire list of specs here: http://www.novamedicalproducts.com/Listing.aspx?id=419. It lists everything from height, wheel size, etc. It is one of the if not the largest rollator walker they make. It's not small and not super lightweight. It's bulky and takes up a fair bit of room in the back of the van. It's sturdy, moves with one hand and the best thing that I've ever bought!
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The others are correct. The 13" x 13" is when folded. It folds flat and it really easy to travel with - which is why we bought it. Our daughter has been using it since she was about 3 months old (she is 10 months now). She loves it. It keeps her completely above the water and we gave her extra toys to play with it. Our friends with babies bought ones because they like hers so much.
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Hi, the dimensions when closed are 25 x 27 x 9 inches. It's light and folds easily. Would fit in a car, it isn't very pliable. I think it would problematic taking it through an airport or on a train. Hope this helps.
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Definitely 2 probably 3. The person using it has a pride max scooter (http://www.spinlife.com/Pride-Maxima-4-Wheel-Heavy-Duty/High-Weight-Capacity-Scooter/spec.cfm?productID=70987#.UshYYn-9KSM) 28" wide by 42" long and still have plenty of space in front, back and sides. I'm sure if you got the larger one it would be roomy enough but it would be huge in your yard because ours takes up a lot of space on back porch. Just make sure you have something heavy on lowered metal floor plank or nailed into ground/grass or can blow over. We did not pull his heavy duty 4-wheel mobile scooter on to plank and gust of some bad winds blew it over. Hope I have helped you some. Definitely 2 probably 3. The person using it has a pride max scooter (http://www.spinlife.com/Pride-Maxima-4-Wheel-Heavy-Duty/High-Weight-Capacity-Scooter/spec.cfm?productID=70987#.UshYYn-9KSM) 28" wide by 42" long and still have plenty of space in front, back and sides. I'm sure if you got the larger one it would be roomy enough but it would be huge in your yard because ours takes up a lot of space on back porch. Just make sure you have something heavy on lowered metal floor plank or nailed into ground/grass or can blow over. We did not pull his heavy duty 4-wheel... » Read More Definitely 2 probably 3. The person using it has a pride max scooter (http://www.spinlife.com/Pride-Maxima-4-Wheel-Heavy-Duty/High-Weight-Capacity-Scooter/spec.cfm?productID=70987#.UshYYn-9KSM) 28" wide by 42" long and still have plenty of space in front, back and sides. I'm sure if you got the larger one it would be roomy enough but it would be huge in your yard because ours takes up a lot of space on back porch. Just make sure you have something heavy on lowered metal floor plank or nailed into ground/grass or can blow over. We did not pull his heavy duty 4-wheel mobile scooter on to plank and gust of some bad winds blew it over. Hope I have helped you some. « Show Less
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It doesn't fold up, but you can remove the handle. The scooter comes separated, and there is a tool to put it together (like an Ikea wrench). Presumably, you can remove the handle for transport. I don't know that I would do it regularly, but once in a while is probably fine.
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I don't remember measurement but I think it would be fine. If nothing else u could unbox it and put it in ur luggage it folds very well.
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Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this helps! Good luck.Benjamin Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this... » Read More Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this helps! Good luck.Benjamin « Show Less
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Not that we can tell. The scooter was purchased for my wife, who broke her ankle. When traveling, I would fold down one of the seats on our SUV and stick the handle through the opening. The scooter is well made and stable. Be prepared to pump up the tires upon receipt, however.JCM
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Yes, it folds down very small, will fit in a suitcase. About 24-26" long rolled into about the size of an umbrella.
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Our 11 year old granddaughter's unicycle had to be cut down for her to ride it. She is tall for her age - sorry that I cannot give you any measurements. This unicycle could be ridden by an adult.