Wheel For Kick Scooter ‎27.31 x 12.07 x 2.54cm For Baby Mini Scooter Black in Dubai, UAE

A kick scooter, also known as a push-scooter, is a human-powered street vehicle equipped with a handlebar, deck, and wheels. Riders propel the scooter by pushing off the ground with their leg. Commonly constructed from materials such as aluminum, titanium, and steel, modern kick scooters usually have 2 wheels, though those designed for younger children may feature 3 to 4 wheels and are made of plastic without folding capabilities. High-performance kickbikes are also available. The classic scooter design typically includes a step-through frame and a flat floorboard for the rider's feet. This design is facilitated by the attachment of most scooter engines and drive systems to the rear axle or under the seat. Unlike traditional motorcycles where the engine is mounted on the frame, modern scooters enable the engine to swing with the rear wheel. Vintage scooters and some newer retro models may have an axle-mounted engine. Scooters manufactured from the late-1980s onward typically employ a continuously variable transmission (CVT), while older models utilize a manual transmission with gearshift and clutch control integrated into the left handlebar. Scooters often feature bodywork, including a front leg shield and body that conceals the mechanical components. Integral storage space is commonly found under the seat, built into the front leg shield, or both. Scooters come with a range of engine displacements and configurations, spanning from 50 cc single-cylinder models to 850 cc twin-cylinder models.