But Razor has spent 20 years becoming more than its original scooter. Today it sells electric skateboards, e-bikes, go-karts, and three-wheelers. And its aesthetics are all over the place.

The Razor Icon may look like the original Razor scooter of yesteryear, but it’s been upgraded with larger wheels, a larger platform, more rugged design, LED lights, and oh yeah — an electric ...

Razor E175 Ride-On Battery-Powered Electric Scooter. The 100-watt motor powers 120-pound kids at speeds up to 10 mph and the handbrake brings it to a stop.

In this case, the motor should be powerful enough to get the Razor EcoSmart Cargo scooter up to a sprightly 20 mph (32 km/h). The scooter boasts a range of 16.6 miles (27 km) or up to 50 minutes ...

According to Razor, the new scooter will allow users to travel up to 18 miles on a charge and will feature a 36V lithium-ion battery. The scooter can also hit speeds of 18 mph.

The Razor Icon has launched on Kickstarter for funding where early bird supporters can back the project for $549 USD. In other scooter news, STILRIDE’s SUS1 e-scooter uses robotic arms to ...

And here I am, three weeks later, telling you I’ve changed my mind. Razor’s E Prime III is a reliable, cheap(er) electric scooter option if you’re not 2 Fast 2 Furious and don’t have to go ...

First launched back in 2000, the Razor A scooter was immediately a must-have and sold millions of units the first year it hit the market. Scooters were far from a new idea when the Razor A was ...