RazorPower Rider 360 9 MPH Drifting Trike Ride-On Electric Powered Tricycle, Black, Yellow

To be clear, we have four of these. One was purchased at a big box retailer on clearance in 2014 for my eldest son and while the flag is missing, it legit goes faster and still works.I purchased a second one via Amazon one or two summers ago for my autistic nephew who really enjoys the sensory movement of swings and was working on “real tricycles” at school, but who would fight with my son over his trike. I read reviews and knew it was slower and that was totally okay with me.In the past year, we unfortunately lost the hardware that keeps the seat on the frame for the original. It is NOT carried at any big box or local stores. (This is NOT the problem for the newest THREE.) That, combined with the increased speed prompted me to order more.The one for my nephew refused to charge within nine months of purchase. So it’s out. Batteries Plus doesn’t carry the fix.I placed an order for two more a few weeks ago. They arrived in seemingly perfect condition shopping and packing and materials wise; however, one of the two just straight up doesn’t work and I already recycled the box upon arrival (Friday is recycling day) and I charged it overnight with no awareness - so I have one that just straight up doesn’t charge. The second new one has a problem with its chain. It will charge perfectly and even hold the weight of 170+lb adults for over thirty minutes - it’ll hold longer for smaller kids. HOWEVER. The chain falls off every other day, which is frustrating. So I have to repair the chain every other day and to be clear: it’s so awesome that while this is an incredible inconvenience and takes time — I am absolutely willing to take the time to fix it to make my kids happy with the only ONE they’re allowed to ride that works.We ALL love these. Adults have fun. Kids have fun. The first still rocks with a 150lb adult on the back of the trike with anywhere from a 40-70lb kid, no problem for maybe twenty minutes. This is against the rules but hey. We also have grown up races.We use these outside in the summer and inside on basement concrete or upstairs LVP - no damage to either and it’s sooooo much fun!I’m very disappointed in the changes that lead to even brand new ones not working but I am working with customer service.And again. The one from six years ago works better than all of the other three. It also has a wonky proprietary charger, which the new ones do not and between seasons I always manage to lose them along with my dryer socks.These are great. I love them. Adults love them. Kids love them. They’re incredible inside and out. Quiet use, long battery life — even works on grass.Excellent value!

There is a design flaw (intentionally???) with the frame. Underneath the seat, the seating frame connects (two separate pieces). It is this connection point that fails. The two pieces are joined by one rather short screw that bends easily, which then causes the frame to sag. Shortly thereafter, the sagging connection drags on the riding surface which renders the unit unusable. These two connecting pieces are NOT available (or even identified in the user manual) as replacement parts. When this poorly designed frame sags to the ground (AND IT WILL!), you can either take it to a mechanic (or similar) to have it welded, or just buy another unit (preferred by Razor). All other aspects of the ride-on are ok in my opinion. The self-pedaled version of this has the rider frame in one piece. This unit needs to have the same design. I can see no benefit whatsoever of this unit needing the seating frame to be in two pieces. (04DEC15) Actually, I found a great way to ensure solid connection between the two frame pieces. I went to Home Depot and purchased the thickest bolt and accompanying washers and nut. The factory-bored hole needed to be widened slightly so a power drill managed that. By connecting the two pieces with this industrial-grade bolt, any 'sagging' was immediately corrected. I can attach a picture of this modification, if anyone desires. Now, I can stand on the connecting point and the frame holds together as if it is one solid piece (as it should have been). Since I was able to fully overcome the design flaw (for less than $3), I'm upping my star rating! Granddaughter still has a great big smile on her face EVERY time she rides. In her words, it's her "motorcycle".

My son is 9, soon to be 10 at about 70 pounds, asked for a mini-bike for Christmas. While we like to try to get them things they asked for, this was out of the question becuase of our property and price!I saw this Razor 360 online and the price seemed too good to be true. Went through the reviews and videos and figured to take a shot, plus it would be a total surprise. My dad put it together, so it wasn't in our house, but he said it was easy. He pre-charged the battery for 24 hours, too, so it was ready to go!The trike was a complete surprise and a big hit! He couldn't wait to ride it. The whole day he was riding it in the basement and was having a blast, until it completely froze. The tire wouldn't rotate and their was a clanging noise, I was bummed that it didn't last a day.My dad did a little bit of research and found out the trike can have some minor issues with parts and replacements. So, he took a look at the inside and noticed nothing was broken, but a chain fell off. This is the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars for durability. It's now back to working condition and I know how to fix it if it happens again.My kids have had a lot of fun riding this trike. My husband has even said he would ride it if he knew it would hold him! It spins around and picks up a generous amount of speed and is worth the price.Just a note, he has been riding it in our basement (in the process of finishing it, so it's all smooth concrete)...the paved drivewary works as long as it's fairly smooth and flat. We don't recommend hills or rough pavement.

Great present for grandkid