Pyle USA Hurtle Scootkid Kids Scooter HURFS66

Introduction

The Pyle USA Hurtle Scootkid Kids Scooter HURFS66 is a versatile and fun mobility solution designed for young children. This scooter is engineered to provide a safe and enjoyable riding experience, perfect for kids who are just learning to balance and steer. With its sturdy construction and adjustable handlebars, the HURFS66 is suitable for children aged 3-7 years old.

The scooter features a wide, stable platform and extra-large wheels that ensure smooth navigation over various surfaces. The estimated price for this scooter is around $50-$70, making it an affordable option for parents looking to introduce their children to the world of scooters. The product was launched in recent years, aligning with the increasing demand for kids' scooters that combine safety and entertainment.

The HURFS66 is not only a toy but also a tool for developing motor skills, balance, and coordination in young children. Its lightweight design makes it easy for kids to maneuver, while the durable materials ensure it can withstand regular use.

Specifications

Technical Specs:

Handlebar Height Setting: 25.5’’, 27.5’’, 31.0’’, 34.0’’ -inches
Wheel Size Diameter: 120mm Front, 80mm Rear
Construction Material: Aluminum Metal, Engineered ABS
Wheel Type / Wheel Material: Engineered Polyurethane
Recommended Age: 1 Year and Up
Weight Capacity: Up to 132 lbs. (Seat Capacity: 45 lbs.)

Features

Mini Kick Scooter Fun
3-Wheel Tricycle ‘Trike’ Style
Sit or Stand Kick Scooter Design
Lightweight, Compact & Portable
Convenient Fold-Out Child Comfort Seat
Multi-Color LED Wheel Lights Illuminate When Rolling
Seat is Removable for Standard Scooter Riding
Unique Foot Rest & Seat for Cruising
Adjustable T-Bar Handlebar Height
Anti-Slip Wide Floor Foot-Base Deck
Multi-Wheeled Scooter Stability
Long Lasting, Super Smooth Gliding Wheels
Easy Maneuvering Lean-to-Steer Technology
Lab Tested & Safety Certified
Indoor/Outdoor Use
Suitable for Ages 1+
Fun for Kids: Small Children & Young Toddlers

OPERATING SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The child should practice first to gain control of the scooter. We recommend that you practice your scooter in a traffic-free car park or in open asphalt play areas.
Ensure that your child always wears a helmet, wrist, elbow, and knee pads, as well as shoes with rubber soles. Not to be used in traffic, 60 kgs max.
Ensure that your child does not attempt any experiments or risky maneuvers with it. Riding style should always be adjusted to the personal skill of the rider.
Ensure that your child does not travel at speeds exceeding 5 km/h.
Ensure that your child does not ride on roads, paths, or other places with motor vehicle traffic.
Ensure that your child does not make any modifications or alterations to your scooter that would put your safety at risk. If you do, the guarantee has expired.
Ensure that your child does not ride the scooter in the dark or at night. Only one child may ride on the scooter.
Ensure that your child does not ride down any steep hills. The brake is not designed to decelerate from high downhill speeds. Always look ahead while you ride so that you can quickly stop at any time. The brake can get hot with prolonged use. Avoid skin contact.
The brake pad becomes hot when it is used. Make sure that your child does not keep the brake on for a long period of time. Explain to your child that direct skin contact may cause burns.
The scooter must not be used on wet, oily, sandy, icy, rough,h or uneven surfaces. Never use the scooter in wet conditions.
Kerbstones and cobblestone pavements affect your balance. It is better to get off. Even lowered kerbstones can knock you off balance.
Watch out for longitudinal and transverse grooves in the asphalt! The narrow wheels may get stuck in tram rails and manhole covers, for example, and lock up.
Some metal parts may corrode after a certain time, especially when used near the sea or left outdoors too often.
The scooter may not be used on public roads. When boarding on pedestrian walking areas, keep to the correct side according to the rules of the road as much as possible. Watch out for Pedestrians, Wheelchair users, Cyclists, rollerbladers, and Animals. Always observe traffic rules and regulations.
The load capacity is up to 50 kg body weight for the scooter.
Scooter for 3+ years old
Always take care not to risk injuring fingers when folding and unfolding the scooter.
Explain to your child the risks of using the scooter and how to use it. Supervise your child while they are using the scooter. HAVE FUN WITH YOUR NEW SCOOTER!

SAFETY TIPS

The scooter is a new , fun piece of product that is safe when used carefully and correctly. However, as with any sporting product, a small risk cannot be excluded, and we recommend that you protect hand joints, elbows, and knees from bumps and grazes. A helmet will also contribute to your safety. To ensure you do not slip, it is best if you wear shoes with a rough sole. You should always adjust your speed according to your ability and the conditions, and when in doubt, dismount if there is a risk of unseen traffic.

PLAY INSTRUCTIONS

Hold on to the ends of the T-Bar or Ring Bar with your hand. You steer the board through the slightest of weight displacements. To get underway, you stand with one leg (the foot approximately at a 45° angle to the direction of travel) on the board and push yourself off using the other leg. If you stand with your right leg on the board, you can use your left leg to accelerate. If you stand with your left leg on the board, you can use your right leg to accelerate. After gaining momentum, you stand with your legs apart on the board, so that both feet are approximately at a 45° angle to the direction of travel. Enjoy your scooter!
WARNING:
Do not attempt or do stunts, tricks, or ride/roll backwards on your scooter. It is not made to withstand abuse from misuse, such as jumping, curb grinding, or any other type of stunts. Racing, stunt riding, or other maneuvers, such as trying to ride backwards, also enhance the risk of loss of control, or may cause uncontrolled rider actions or reactions. Aggressive riding reduces your ability to maneuver and control. Take necessary precautions and practice in a safe area.

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Change Wheel
The wheels wear down with time and can be damaged if overly used on rough surfaces. The back wheel on which the brake is applied is particularly affected after several hours of braking. In the interests of safety, they should be checked regularly and changed if necessary.

Pyle USA Hurtle Scootkid Kids Scooter HURFS66-Change Wheel

Change Deck

Loosen the 6 screws (A) as shown in the picture (arrows).
Remove the deck and tighten the screw (A).
Check for a tight fit after you have traveled about 5km with the new board. A A A

Remove or change the collar clamp

Loosen the 2 screws (E) and (F) as shown in the picture( arrows).
Pull the collar clamp upwards and remove it.
Tighten the screws (E) and (F).

Pyle USA Hurtle Scootkid Kids Scooter HURFS66-Remove or Change collar clamp

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues with the Pyle USA Hurtle Scootkid Kids Scooter HURFS66, here are some common problems and solutions:

Handlebar Wobbling: Check if the adjustment screw is loose. Tighten it securely to stabilize the handlebars.
Wheel Sticking: Clean the wheels and axles regularly to ensure smooth movement. Apply silicone spray if necessary.
Platform Cracks: Avoid exposing the scooter to extreme temperatures or heavy impacts. Contact customer support if cracks appear.

Instructions and Warnings:

Always supervise children when they are using the scooter.
Ensure children wear safety gear such as helmets and knee pads.
Avoid using the scooter near water or in wet conditions.

WARRANTY ITEMS six-month warranty covering defects in material and workmanship is provided for the scooter starting from the date of purchase. During the warranty period, we will inspect and decide that the problem has been caused by a defect in material or workmanship, your scooter will either be repaired or replaced with an identical or equivalent scooter. If you need repor replacementente, please directly contact your local seller or distributor directly.
The warranty shall not include damage caused by:

This warranty only applies to initial purchasers.
Improper attempts at repair or modifications to the scooter.
External influences (eg, impact against curb stones, rails, obstacles on the road, etc.)
Improper usage, usage for purposes other than those intended, negligent handling, or normal wear and tear.

No person, seller, or distributor shall be allowed to modify or to supplement the terms and conditions of this limited warranty.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

Durable Construction: Built with durable plastic and steel for long-lasting use.
Adjustable Handlebar: Allows for customization to fit different ages and heights.
Smooth Ride: Extra-large wheels provide a smooth ride on various surfaces.
Affordable Price: Priced competitively, making it an accessible option for many families.

Cons:

Limited Speed Control: Children may find it difficult to control speed due to its design focused on stability rather than speed.
No Brake System: The scooter lacks a braking system, which can be a concern for some parents.
Some users may find the initial setup slightly cumbersome.

Customer Reviews

Parents and children alike have praised the Pyle USA Hurtle Scootkid Kids Scooter HURFS66 for its stability and ease of use. Many reviewers appreciate the adjustable handlebars and extra-large wheels that make it perfect for young riders. However, some users have noted that the lack of a brake system can be a concern.

Common complaints include:

Some users have reported issues with the handlebars wobbling if not properly secured.
A few reviewers found assembly slightly challenging but manageable.

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