Kick 'N Go

kick-n-go.jpg My kids and I have been having a lot of fun with our Kick N' Go, a $100 scooter that's propelled by a chain-driven lever you press with your foot. Unlike Razor-style scooters, which send you flying over the handlebars whenever the tiny wheels hit a pebble, the Kick N' Go's wheels are big enough to roll over small obstacles without a mishap or the ensuing application of Hello Kitty band aids to skinned knees. Link

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#1 posted by adam , May 15, 2008 2:31 PM

Oooh! I remember this from when I was a kid in the 70s!

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#2 posted by AaronZ , May 15, 2008 2:35 PM

Holy crap! I had one of these as a kid, and thought about it a lot after the 90's scooter fad.

Mine was big and clunky, and I figured I'd never know what it was called or where to get one.

Thanks for the post!

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what's wrong with skinned knees.. that's how i spent the 80s

it was said i could fall off a bike before i got on it

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My grandparents bought me a red Honda kickngo at a garage sale when I was a kid in the 80's.
It was so awesome I remember having lots of fun with it.

I found a picture of the vintage ones on this "do you remember" website. They do not seem to be that rare on ebay. I do remember that the one I had held up really well for years, no problems with the chain drive or hand brake. So, if anyone wants to save a whole grip of money, a vintage one might be a nice project to restore/paint with the kids.

http://www.doyouremember.co.uk/memory.php?memID=3324

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my best friend when i was a kid (stephen bartlett, now a theoretical physicist in australia) had an original kick and go. i thought it was the coolest thing going cuz you didn't pedal it, you just kicked! i wanna build an adult sized one now!

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#6 posted by fnc , May 15, 2008 6:58 PM

Still have one of the originals (in blue) hanging up in my garage that my dad got me about thirty years ago. Great toy.

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for the life of me I can not work out how this thing operates?

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