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It probably comes as no surprise this super-sized Razor scooter is a nightmare to turn.

The Verge •
November 03, 2026 • 04:01 PM
• By Andrew Liszewski
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It took automotive engineer Matt Brown seven years to finally finish building this super-sized Razor scooter featuring an 8-foot long deck and a pair of beefy tires powered by electric motors inside each one. The scooter is completely rideable thanks to an extra set of handlebars at human height, but turning it around is a long process. [Media: https://youtu.be/IGyUNd7Ax0Y?si=a1fn1rH3C9qnMbQK]

It probably comes as no surprise this super-sized Razor scooter is a nightmare to turn.

It took automotive engineer Matt Brown seven years to finally finish building this super-sized Razor scooter featuring an 8-foot long deck and a pair of beefy tires powered by electric motors inside each one. The scooter is completely rideable thanks to an extra set of handlebars at human height, but turning it around is a long process.

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