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Watch out for half-inched Barracuda bikes
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In 2000 Razor helped popularise the kick-scooter in the US. With the Airgo, the company later re-introduced the souped-up pogostick. Today Razor launched the Scream-Machine, a mass-market, skid-happy trike for boys aged 4 to 12.
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