Razor RipRider 360 Mini Caster Trike

Overview

Dual inclined rear casters let this trike pivot into spins when the rider turns the handlebar and pushes with the feet. The double crown fork, adjustable bucket seat and rubber grips give a young rider a small ride-on built for drifting.

The reason to look is the spinning caster action at a size made for the youngest riders. The limitation is that the listing contradicts itself on weight limit, frame material and wheel count, so the description is the safest guide.

Who it's for

Kids at the lower end of the age range who ride on smooth paved surfaces can try spins and drifts while seated. Families who need clear weight and material details should compare the manufacturer sheet first.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Two inclined rear casters swivel freely, so a steering input and a push of the feet turn the trike into a spin. The airless polyurethane wheels cannot go flat and slide easily on smooth pavement, which is what allows drifting. Rough ground and gravel slow the casters and limit the spinning.

Where it stands among tricycles

• #5 most-searched brand and model of the 13 tricycles lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 80 tricycles we list; not a test result.

Specifications