HuffyGreen Machine Vortex 12V Battery Powered Ride On, Ideal for Ages 8+, Easy to Operate, Adjustable Frame, Endless Fun, Balanced Spins and Wheelies, 8 MPH, Max Weight 150 Pounds

I recently purchased the Huffy 12V Green Machine for my 7-year-old son, and we're both thrilled with this electric scooter! The assembly process was straightforward, and the instructions were easy to follow.The scooter itself is sturdy, well-built, and looks great in green. The 12V motor provides a smooth and quiet ride, perfect for neighborhood cruising. The rechargeable battery lasts long enough for hours of fun, and the charging process is simple.My son loves the freedom and independence this scooter gives him. The safety features, such as the wide tires and stable design, put my mind at ease. The adjustable handlebars accommodate his growing height, making it a great investment for years to come.Overall, I highly recommend the Huffy 12V Green Machine for any parent looking for a fun, eco-friendly, and safe ride for their kids. It's an excellent value for the price!Pros:- Easy assembly- Sturdy and well-built- Smooth and quiet ride- Long-lasting battery- Safety features- Adjustable handlebarsCons: None!

bigger than i expected. but very well built. very easy to put together. very easy to read the instructions. great product for the price for sure. bought for my grandson, but my adult son can ride it too. very versatile.

This is a legendary boy toy. My 7 year old grandson loved it, just like my 3 brothers did when they were young. My grandson couldn't wait to ride it. He has mastered doing donuts ! He loves it and all his friends wanted to try it out too.

I have no clue as to why a 7yr old child can’t enjoy a toy thats made for his age and weight. Toy makers are a complete fail nowadays. Either the battery is to small or the metal is too flimsy or the wheels are to slick to run in a yard… so put them in the street with cars? Are makers really that obnoxious, nope it doesn’t running the road either. So after your child is no longer 80 lbs they have to go to a gas powered go cart. My grandson has roughly 40 more lbs til he is past the weight limit, so thats not it. The battery is to small, the wheels are to slick to run on dirt or grass or the street. Sending this one back too. Absolutely frustrating as hell. We aren’t taking it apart, pay someone else to pack it at the store. The reason why boys are so bored and have to eventually turn to video games instead of being outside is because nothing toy manufactures make works past 60lbs. I love that this has a solid frame but what are we supposed to do? Push him on a battery powered toy? If he were large enough for the extender to be of service it would definitely not run at all.

My son loves this thing. Easy to assemble but it's heavy. Instructions are clear and easy to follow. Only issue is nut holding on rear tires came off and got lost. Quick trip to hardware store and it was fixed.

This is a fun ride on for an older kid once they graduate from hot wheels. My son did find the seat a bit uncomfortable and it doesn’t really have a speed control, it’s go or stop. Otherwise pretty happy.

Kids have a blast with this.

The media could not be loaded. Missing rear wheel parts We’re sending it back hopefully Not sure how to get a replacement part !