Browse scooters in NZ for different ages and riding formats at Farmers. Selected products include 2-wheel kick scooters, 3-wheel kids’ scooters, stunt scooters, light-up models and scooters with seats. Explore scooters from MADD, Micro and Razor.
Scooters come in different wheel configurations, sizes and riding formats. Before purchasing, check the manufacturer’s recommended age, maximum rider weight, handlebar height and intended use for the individual model.
3-wheel kids’ scooters - Selected Micro and Razor scooters use a 3-wheel configuration. Some models also use a lean-to-steer system or include a removable seat. Check the individual product description for its steering system and riding options.
2-wheel kick scooters - Selected Micro Sprite and Razor A-series models use a 2-wheel design. Features such as adjustable handlebars, folding mechanisms and kickstands are offered on selected scooters rather than every model.
Stunt scooters - Selected MADD Carve Pro-X products are described as stunt scooters. Deck dimensions, handlebar height, wheel specifications, brakes and rider limits vary between models, so review the product information before use.
Light-up scooters - Lighting may be integrated into the wheels, deck or other parts of selected scooters. The lighting features and how they are activated depend on the individual product.
Scooters with seats - Selected 2-in-1 models can be used with a seat or converted to a stand-up scooter. Check the product information for age guidance, weight limits and instructions for changing between riding modes.
MADD scooters include selected Carve, Pro-X, Kruzer and light-up models. Product specifications and intended riding use differ across the range.
Micro scooters include selected Mini Deluxe 3-wheel models and Sprite 2-wheel scooters. Depending on the model, features may include lean-to-steer handling, adjustable handlebars or a folding mechanism.
Razor scooters include selected kick scooters, light-up styles and 2-in-1 scooters with seats. Check the product page for the exact wheel configuration, age guidance and included features.
Check the recommended age - Age guidance is specific to each scooter and should be reviewed alongside the manufacturer’s product information.
Review the rider weight limit - Maximum rider weight varies between models. Do not assume that scooters with a similar appearance have the same limit.
Compare handlebar measurements - Some scooters have adjustable handlebars, while others use a fixed bar. Check the listed handlebar height or adjustment range against the intended rider.
Consider the wheel configuration - Scooters may use 2-wheel or 3-wheel layouts. The steering system can also differ, so review how the selected model is designed to turn.
Check storage and assembly details - Some scooters fold for storage or transport, while others do not. Assembly and setup requirements also vary between products.
Read the manufacturer’s safety, assembly and maintenance instructions before the scooter is used. Follow the stated age and rider weight limits, check the scooter before riding and use protective equipment in line with the product guidance and local requirements.
What is the difference between a kick scooter and a stunt scooter?
A kick scooter is propelled by pushing against the ground with one foot. Products described as stunt scooters are specifically designed by the manufacturer for stunt riding. Do not assume that every 2-wheel scooter is suitable for tricks or jumps.
Which scooter should I choose for a younger rider?
There is no single scooter suited to every younger rider. Check the manufacturer’s recommended age, weight limit, handlebar measurements, wheel configuration and steering system before choosing.
Are scooter handlebars height-adjustable?
Adjustable handlebars are available on selected models. Other scooters use fixed handlebars, particularly some stunt scooter designs. Review the specifications for the exact handlebar height or adjustment range.
Do all scooters fold?
No. Folding mechanisms are included on selected kick scooters, while other products have a fixed design. Check the product description if folding or storage size is important.
Do scooters arrive assembled?
Assembly and setup requirements vary by model. Follow the instructions supplied with the scooter and check that all required parts are correctly secured before use.
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