The original Razor A Kick folding scooter arrived in 2000, and in many ways—just like the phone of nearly the same name—it epitomized Y2K design. Its colorful hand grips and shiny aluminum frame ...

Remember that shiny aluminum Razor kick scooter from your childhood that somehow every kid on the block had? You know, the one that would inevitably swing around at some point and smack you right in ...

Two decades after the original, you can cruise the neighborhood on a scooter again but without straining your aging body. Reading time 2 minutes If you were born in the ‘90s and spent your formative ...

Before Bird and Lime, Razor was the name synonymous with "scooter." But 20 years after its kick scooter launched, the scooter scene has changed: It's now filled with adults using the two-wheelers to ...

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More than 20 years after launching its iconic kick scooter, Razor is returning with a new line of adult-sized electric scooters. Scheduled to start shipping this August, the new Razor Icon scooter ...

The Razor E Prime III Electric Scooter is the most robust electric mode of transport I've used so far. It's made by the brand that made tiny folding scooters popular over the past decade in the ...

Kickscooter veteran Razor is looking to tap into this trend with a bunch of adult-oriented e-scooters. All of the new e-scooters are rear-wheel drive, with Razor saying that this design improves ...

is transportation editor with 10+ years of experience who covers EVs, public transportation, and aviation. His work has appeared in The New York Daily News and City & State. Razor, the company that ...

Razor, the scooter company that probably brings back memories of kicking and coasting down the block to your friend’s house for a playdate, is expanding its line of adult electric scooters. The ...

The District Department of Transportation has cut the number of scooter operators in the District in half for next year, granting permits to just four dockless scooter companies: Jump, Lyft, Skip, and ...