Razor 20136491 Tricycle Review
Our verdict
The Razor 20136491 is a 12-volt electric tricycle aimed at kids 8 and older, priced at $259.10. With 3,500 reviews and a 4.2-star rating it has a solid buyer base, though the rating signals some mixed experiences worth reading before buying.
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Kids aged 8 and above who want a powered electric tricycle, and families comfortable with the higher price and heavier weight of a motorized ride-on.
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You want a lightweight pedal-only tricycle for a young toddler, or you are not prepared for the charging requirements and added weight of a 12-volt electric model.
- Bike type Razor
- Frame size 12 Volt
- Weight 32.85 lb
- Age range 8 Years And Above
- Priced 116% above the category median ($119.95 across 23 tracked models)
- Weight of 32.85 lb - heavier than 100% of the 24 models we track
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.2/5
4.2 average across 3,500 owner ratings
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Popularity4.2/5
3,500 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other mountain, road, electric, cruiser, folding, hybrid and kids' bicycles we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
The Razor 20136491 stands apart from most tricycles in this roundup because it is electric rather than pedal-powered. The 12-volt power system is a common setup for Razor's motorized line, intended to give kids a powered riding experience without the complexity of a full e-bike. At $259.10 it is significantly more expensive than manual toddler trikes, and at 32.85 lb it is substantially heavier as well.
The age range starts at 8 years and above, which separates it clearly from the toddler and preschool tricycles in this category. This is a bigger-kid product designed for older children who can handle the controls and weight of a powered vehicle.
With 3,500 reviews and a 4.2-star average, buyer feedback is broadly positive but not exceptional. A 4.2 rating in this segment suggests that a meaningful portion of buyers had concerns, which may relate to battery life, durability of the motor, or assembly of a heavier electric unit. Reading through recent reviews before purchasing is worthwhile given the higher price point.
Pros
- Electric 12-volt motor provides a powered riding experience not available on manual trikes
- Age range of 8 and above targets older kids who have outgrown toddler tricycles
- 3,500 reviews provide substantial real-world feedback to draw from
- Razor is a well-known brand in kids' powered ride-ons with broad retail support
Cons
- 4.2-star rating suggests more buyer dissatisfaction than most competitor tricycles at this price
- At 32.85 lb it is significantly heavier than any pedal tricycle in this segment
- Priced at $259.10, making it the most expensive pedal-free option in the basic tricycle category
- Requires battery charging, adding ongoing maintenance that manual trikes do not need
Specifications
| Bike type | Razor |
|---|---|
| Frame size | 12 Volt |
| Weight | 32.85 lb |
| Age range | 8 Years And Above |
Performance notes
The 12-volt designation refers to the battery system powering the electric motor. At 32.85 lb, this trike is nearly three times the weight of some toddler competitors, which is expected for a motorized unit but means parents should factor in storage and transport. No top speed, battery range, or charge time figures are provided in the listing. Wheel size, brake type, and frame material specs are also absent.
What buyers say
A 4.2-star average from 3,500 reviewers shows that most buyers are satisfied, but the rating is the lowest among the first eight products in this category. Some buyers likely encountered issues with battery performance, durability, or assembly complexity that brought the average down. The review volume is high enough that this pattern is meaningful rather than statistical noise.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does the battery last on the Razor 20136491?
The listing does not publish battery range or ride time figures. Razor's 12-volt electric models typically deliver 40 to 60 minutes of continuous use per charge depending on rider weight and terrain, but these numbers are not confirmed for this specific model. Check the current product page or Razor's support page for verified battery specifications.
Is the Razor 20136491 suitable for an 8-year-old of average size?
The listed age range starts at 8 years and above, so an average 8-year-old should fall within the intended use case. However, the listing does not publish a maximum rider weight or height, so larger or heavier kids near the top of the growth curve should have their dimensions checked against Razor's specifications. Contact Razor or visit their website for precise weight limits.
What makes this different from a pedal tricycle at a lower price?
The main difference is the 12-volt electric motor, which allows the rider to travel without pedaling. This makes it appealing for kids who want a powered vehicle experience, but it also means heavier weight, a higher price, and the need for regular charging. For families who just want a basic three-wheeler for physical activity and balance, a pedal tricycle at a fraction of the price is the more practical pick.