Remember that shiny aluminum Razor kick scooter from your childhood that somehow every kid on the block had? You know, the one that would inevitably swing around at some point and smack you right in ...

The original Razor A Kick folding scooter arrived in 2000, and in many ways—just like the phone of nearly the same name—it epitomized Y2K design. Its colorful hand grips and shiny aluminum frame ...

Razor has come a long way since its humble start as that classic kick scooter we all grew up with. The company announced its latest adult electric scooter, the EcoSmart Cargo, that makes for the ...

If you were born in the ‘90s and spent your formative years in the early aughts, you probably zoomed around your neighborhood on the iconic Razor scooter. A couple of decades later, Razor is reviving ...

In celebration of Razor turning 20 years old, the company is rolling out a series of new electric scooters that are tackling one of the biggest problems in the industry: those freaking tiny wheels.

Razor’s well-known for its wallet-friendly kick scooters and e-scooters, and having been in business for 20 years, it’s one of the oldest players in the sector. Earlier this year it released a handful ...

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90s kids like myself will most certainly be familiar with Razor, the chrome kick scooter that gave us tons of thrilling moments, and not to mention, scraped knees and elbows, as we were growing up.

is transportation editor with 10+ years of experience who covers EVs, public transportation, and aviation. His work has appeared in The New York Daily News and City & State. Razor, the company that ...

How about some two-wheeling to go along with the standard four-wheeling? Razor—yes, the Razor that makes the coveted kiddo kick scooters and a bunch of other fun things like hoverboards, skateboards, ...

How about some two-wheeling to go along with the standard four-wheeling? Razor—yes, the Razor that makes the coveted kiddo kick scooters and a bunch of other fun things like hoverboards, skateboards, ...