Micro Rocket Scooter

The main differences between two-wheeled scooters and three-wheeled kickboards come down to steering method, balance, and wheel size. Two-wheel scooters use handlebar steering, where riders turn the handlebars like on a bike. This offers quicker, more precise control—great for navigating crowded areas—but requires more balance and coordination, so they’re best for ages 6 and up. Three-wheel kickboards (like the Mini, Maxi, and Kickboard Reloaded) use Micro’s lean-to-steer method, where riders lean their body to turn. This active style promotes stability, smooth, surf-like turns, and helps children develop natural weight-shifting skills. Plus, a three-wheel kickboard stands upright on its own—ready to jump on or off anytime.

Swiss design, quality construction, and high-quality materials make Micro scooters the premiere two-wheel scooter from performance to curb appeal.

Two-wheel scooters further develop balance, coordination, and confidence as riders make the transition from three wheels to two!