Wholesale Foldable Aluminum & Plastic Children Scooter for Indoor Outdoor Use

We've been running these ZQY-KS-0003 units for a few seasons now, and they handle stock turnover pretty consistently across Q2 and Q3—basically the bulk of our ordering happens between March and August, so lead times can stretch to 25 working days if you're late in cycle, but right now we're looking at about 18 days from deposit.

The three-wheel setup is what most buyers go with for the 2-to-12 age bracket since it gives stability on both tile and asphalt without the need for training wheels, and the LED lights in the wheels are a nice safety touch rather than just a gimmick—they actually hold up to about 6 months of daily riding before the battery starts to fade, which is better than reagent grade for this kind of consumer toy.

You'll get CE certifcation on each shipment, and we run HPLC on the plastic components for phthalates—pretty standard for European orders—but COAs come with every batch, so you're covered there, also the adjustable handlebar goes form 61 to 79cm so it fits kids without needing replacement hardware.

Bulk pricing kicks in at 500 units, and we typically quote $8.20 to $9.80 FOB Shanghai depending on color mix and OEM packaing—white and black are cheaper since we stock those continuously, but red and blue usually need a 10-week replenishment cycle, so factor that into your MOQ. The folding mechanism is straightforward—you pull a spring-loaded pin and the whole thing collapses to 60×22×17.5cm, which means you can fit about 40 units per pallet.

One thing that catches buyers off guard is the 50kg weight limit isn't really a hard stop—it's more of a tested maximum, so a kid pushing 55kg will still ride fine, but deck flex starts to show after about 3 months, so for heavier riders you generally want the 6061 aluminun variant instead, which we don't stock for this model.

Anyway, if you're ordering for outdoor retail, just keep in mind that the wheels are 100mm diameter polyurethane, so they handle smooth pavement and indoor gym floors well, but they'll struggle on gravel or grass—it's pretty much a sidewalk toy, not an off-road scooter.