stackyFACTSBecause they only have a single point of contact with the ground, many municipal laws simply cannot figure out if they are a vehicle, a toy, or just a public nuisance, leaving riders in legal limbo.
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Swinging the heavy aluminum deck around inevitably results in it smashing directly into your shin bone. The sheer agony experienced from a wildly spinning…
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The wildly popular folding scooter was designed by a Swiss banker who was intensely annoyed by how long it took to reach his favorite local sausage stand on…
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Hiding a massive motorized wheel between their calves, riders zip around city streets completely upright with zero effort, looking intensely focused and…
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Capitalizing on decades of sci-fi nostalgia, manufacturers slapped the name on two-wheeled self-balancing planks that spend their entire miserable existence…
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Initially conceptualized as a serious mode of personal transit, it quickly devolved into a dangerous toy for concussing energetic children.
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Urban areas occasionally experience roaming packs of youths on brightly colored folding scooters, failing utterly to look even slightly menacing while riding…
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