Razor E100 Electric Scooter Red
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Razor
- Mfg Part #: 13111260
- UPC: 817378008299
- Category: Bikes, Scooters & Skates
Product Description
The Razor E100 electric scooter for kids is powered by a chain drive motor for a fast and fun ride. A rear brake makes it easy to stop and the motor recharges in 4 hours. Updated features include a chain drive with fixed axle, double welded frames, and...
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