Schwinn Shuffle or Shuffle Deluxe Adult Kick Scooter, 26 Inch Front Wheel & 20 Inch Rear Wheel, Smooth Ride, Durable Steel Frame, Fenders, Front & Rear Linear Pull Brakes, Two Wheel Scooter for Adults

Seems well made. I had a local bike shop put it together and 'tweek' it for $30. They said it seems like a solid ride and a good deal. They tried it and said it rides easy and would be a blast if it had a gas or electric motor hooked up on it. I agree..LOL Its a work out when you use it and that is ok because that is why I bought it. feel it in your core and legs and butt. But its fun to use. I just use it to go around my villa complex and take it to the pool. The only thing I might change is the handle bars. They seem big, like Texas longhorn big. I think a simple straight bar would be better but that is an easy swap out. Its a pretty piece, I also might eventually change out the wood platform that you stand on. Its a simple plywood one on there with s sort of 'grippy' finish to it and the Schwinn logo on it. I will make a nice wood one for it, maybe even bamboo. Lots of possibilities, diamond plate even..we will see. For the money its a good deal. There are many more expensive ones out there but without seeing them and trying them I am not sure if they are worth the extra money. This scooter is long also, 70 inches overall I think. as big as a bike. I also like the kickstand, it solid and well made and placed in a good position. Overall not a bda deal, but be ready for a workout when you use it.

I bought this scooter because riding my racing bike started hurting my back. I wanted something that I could ride standing up. This scooter fits the bill. Compared to the ones with small wheels, it feels like I have more directional control and balance, and don’t have to push as frequently. Using the large handlebars with the bike-size front wheel feels just like handling a regular-size bike. The brakes feel the same way, too, and they are very responsive. As any kick scooter, traveling uphill is not much fun. I actually walk when the slope is steeper than 5% or so. But on flat ground, kicking this machine along is pure delight, and feels like great exercise—better than a bike. You work harder, and you don’t move as fast, but you know that your heart and muscles are working. I just timed a trip to the pharmacy one mile away, with some serious ups and downs. The trip there took 14 minutes, the trip back took 8. My tracker watch showed average pace as 11 minutes per mile. The fastest I can walk is 15 minutes per mile on level ground. The machine is a beauty. The sturdy elegance you see in the photos is real. It is really a strikingly pleasant thing to look at. I am glad I chose the white finish. The mechanics are extremely solid, simple, the traditional nuts and bolts engineering that I remember from my bikes back in the sixties. Adsembly was unproblematic, all the holes lined up, etc. I am not associated with the vendor or manufacturer, and I was not asked to write this review.

A fairly nice scooter of mid-grade Schwinn quality that's decent, as expected. Some assembly was required out of the box but is fairly straight straight-forward (with one having to install front wheel, front fender, and tighten down the assembled stem and handlebar). One possible issue is that the rear brake cable, which is internally routed in two places through the frame, may activating the brake unintentionally if the handlebar stem is not inserted far enough in when putting the bike together. Also, the wooden baseboard where you stand has a non slip cover that was chipped on one side and is peeling off in one spot on the bike I received. oh, yes and the front wheel is somewhat out of true. And it arrived one day later than Amazon said it would be here.UPDATE: OK, after owning the Schwinn Shuffle scooter for several months now, it has proven an excellent platform for making quick trips in the ~five mile range. The original problem I identified, out of the box, with the rear brake cable being too short was resolved by lowering the handlebars a bit more into the stem. And, contrary to some other reviews, it does not seem too high or too heavy, if you are moderately fit. Perhaps some people have expectations of magic on hills but you do have to work there-or just hop off and walk up. On flats or down hills-you had best just hang on and go as fast as you dare. On average it is not going to go as fast as a bicycle but it's faster than running and on short trips, it's the bomb for pure fun. A smooth riding machine. Pros= Fun-really, really fun. Easy to get on and off -no special shoes required. Can jump up onto and off of curbs awesomely. Can handle rough tree roots, small rocks and ruts when kicking off-road through forest paths. Fenders keep the mud off. Easy to lock up at your destination. Handlebar is great-I mounted a light, bell, cup holder, and lock holder. I leave it double locked up at the metro stop during the day when I'm at work. Probably less likely to be targeted by thieves than a full up bicycle. Technique= I learned to ride in the gutters along side the curb, so I can kick off of the curb tops to rest my legs somewhat as I go. If you want to feel like a kid (again) and enjoy the open road-sidewalk-bikepath-alleyway or forest trail, get one of these...!