Razor A Special Edition Kick Scooter - Dino Camo vs Slamm Sentinel V4 Pharaoh

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Compare Specifications of Razor A Special Edition Kick Scooter - Dino Camo and Slamm Sentinel V4 Pharaoh

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Technical Specifications

Load Carrying Capacity	Max Rider Weight : 143 lb (65 kg)	100 kg
Handle Bar	Adjustable-height, folding	W 23” x H 24.5” / W 58.5cm x H 62.25cm Chromoly Steel Riser T-Bar Clamp: CNC Anodised Double Bolt Clamp
Fork	--	Threadless Aluminium forged head
Grip	Foam	165mm Team swirl grips with impact resistant bar ends
Headset	--	NECO press fit, semi-sealed bearings Threadless Internal Hidden Compression (IHC) system

Tyres

Front	--	--
Rear	--	--
Wheel / RIM	Urethane	110mm 88A Alloy core PU cast wheels, SHR MiT Urethane

Brakes

Front	--	--
Rear	Fender	--

Suspension

Front	--	--
Rear	--	--

Colors Available

Colors

Holographic Dino Camo

Gold

Physical Specs

Length	607 mm	710 mm
Width	288 mm	600 mm
Height	823 mm	865 mm
Weight	2.1 kg	3.8 kg

Overview

About	--	The Slamm Sentinel V4 Pharaoh kick scooter offers a sturdy and reliable ride. With a load capac Read More
Features	- Features our original folding mechanism for quick and easy carry, transport and storage between rides - Top quality aluminum construction of the Razor A Special Edition kick scooters are lightweight yet durable	--
Additional Details	T-Tube/Deck : Aluminum Downtube : Folding Age : 5+	Deck : W 4.8″ x L 20.75″ / W 12.20cm x L 52.70cm, T6 heat treated Aluminium boxed channel deck, Laser etched graphics, Integrated headtube with CNC cut out, Front and rear Nylon deck block inserts Neck: Slamm exclusive extruded Rail connector Bearings: ABEC-9 Chrome bearings

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