Adrenalin Street Runner 200 Scooter

Terrible – I have not even had this scooter for 3 years, and the bearing has broken already. I do not reccommend to buy, as i was fooled into thinking this was a good scooter because it was made in australia.

The new MK2 is much better – I've had the earlier model a few years ago, this one the MK2 is much better, nice to ride and great value, you can buy better scooters but at much higher prices

beware of this – warning this scooter falls apart, after tightening every screw, nut and bold I still found it rattled like a vintage car. after a few weeks it collapsed at the folding join and injured me.

Folding mechanism impossible to use. Frustrating as hell! – This specific scooter from adrenaline got a woeful folding mechanism. It is just hard to pull the screw and fold the scooter also the screw does not turn easily. This was my second scooter I bought from adrenalin. The first was the High roller or Hot rod (changes only the color between these two) and they are fantastic to operate, more sturdy,… Read more

much better parking pin, fantastic easy to operate folding mechanism for quick in/out from car or shopping centres and much more sturdy material overal. Also the hand grip materials are so cheap on the Street Runner compared the other two models I just mentioned. The Hot Rod/High roller cost 20AUD more then the Street Runner but much much better buy!!!!

Had it a long time, no problem! – I've owned this scooter for well over a year now, and it's seen a lot of use. I live in a reasonably hilly area, so cruising down hills is nice and speedy, while the Adrenalin is incredibly light, making it easy to guide it uphill. I haven't experienced any issues with the build, despite sometimes cruising over rocky driveways from time to time.… Read more

The wheels have remained solid, the brake works well, and the handlebars aren't at all lose, even after all this time.

Death Trap! – A shear pin that secures the deck sheared catastrophically after about 6 months with one on my 50kg kids on board. Only skin lost thank goodness but it could have been very ugly indeed. When I compared this pin to other similar scooters all of the others we own have a larger diameter pin so it looks to me like a design flaw to me. I drilled… Read more

the holes out and replaced the broken pin with a sturdier pin from an old scooter. I incidentally purchased an Oxelo town 7 about 6 months earlier but changed to the street runner to save a few $ when I needed another (too many kids). This was a huge mistake as the Oxelo town 7 is more thoroughly engineered and has been flawless in it's performance.

I can't say I agree with the other review here about deck clearance. I prefer a higher deck as you never bottom out on pram crossings but everyone may have a different view on this issue depending on where they are riding.

Had to return the Adrenalin Street Runner 200 ( Poor design ) – I purchased the Runner 200 which is in my opinion poorly designed because the deck is 12 cm high which makes it very difficult to ride You have to bend the leg which stands on the deck too far down in order to propel yourself. It is too exhausting to ride this way, you feel the strain on you spine in no time at all. This should have been a… Read more

replacement for my old scooter from a different manufacture which I ride for the last two years which has a deck of 6 cm height. Otherwise the Adrenalin 200 is well made and has a good folding mechanism and is well priced. I sadly had to return it for a full refund. Most adult scooters have this design shortcoming and I only have found a few which have an acceptable deck height of 6 cm or under for a comfortable ride. I have to use my old scooter until I purchase a suitable new one or replace my 200 mm wheels on my existing scooter.