Micro Sprite Suspension 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.

Micro’s Sprite Scooters are built for adventure, designed for confidence, and made for FUN! They’re stronger than other scooter options with a max rider weight of 220 lbs, yet also incredibly lightweight, weighing only 6.8 lbs. Plus, thanks to their foldable T-bar, they’re ready to go wherever your journeys take you!

The Micro Sprite Scooter further develops balance, coordination, and confidence as riders transition from three wheels to two!