ALDI Big Wheel Scooter

Be careful getting electric shocks while using the scooter! – I began using this ALDI Scooter a couple of months ago. However, whilst using the scooter and everything I touch I get small electrical shocks on my fingers. Even if I press the metal stop lights to cross, I get a small shock around my fingers. I've tried to wear different clothing, different shoes, gloves and all of that, but I still keep… Read more

getting shocks. So, I think it must be from the scooter itself. The wheels and handle all have the rubber on them.

*I don't know why this is happening, can anybody please help me to stop the static? Thanks.

Crane Scooter (Aldi) – Crane Commuter Scooter by Hunter Leisure sold through Aldi as Big Wheel kick scooter. Pros: only $49.00, weight limit to 100kg, folds and unfolds easily, sturdy construction, only had it for ten weeks but already it's paid itself off. Cons: sells through Aldi on an irregular basis, steering column could extend to be a little higher,… Read more

absolutely zero brake grip if pavement bit wet (whereas Micro Scooter brand will have a textured metal plate just under the rear fender).

Available in grey with black wheel rims or black with red wheel rims. Handy commuter only. Adults can use it. Overall: recommended but as always follow the instructions (included).