Yedoo Numbers scooters. Five, four, three, two, one, go!

Over the years at competitions, on district roads and promenades, we already know a lot about what scooter properties and equipment elements are needed for beginning riders already, and which ones will come in handy, once you start getting really serious about scootering.

What do the beginners (not) need

During ordinary riding, you can do without two-walled rims and CNC milled braking surfaces, for example. You will mainly use those during a dynamic ride full of severe jolts and intense braking, which we actually do not even recommend for beginning riders.

The weight of the riding scooter will also only begin to play a more significant role from the thirteenth kilometre, when an average fit rider will slowly begin to run out of strength. But honestly, how many times in a month will you travel so many kilometres in one go?

Scooters from the Numbers line therefore do not have the lightweight fork or thinned aluminium handlebars, which, while reducing the total weight of the scooter, also contribute to its higher price.

We have left everything in the Yedoo Numbers that good scooters should have as part of their standard equipment – a quality frame, finely tuned geometry, low footboard with anti-slip treatment, safely located bowdens, wheels mounted with narrower hubs and practical quick-release levers for more comfortable transport (only in adult models).

Numbers stand on the frames of five popular Yedoo scooters. They are mounted so as to have affordable prices while maintaining good riding performance, safety and reliability of Yedoo scooters.

If scootering becomes dear to your heart and you will no longer be able to imagine your life without a scooter, then the time will come for you to buy a more advanced model for more demanding riders. By that time, you will already know what riding style you tend to prefer and what model would suit you best. You can consult your choice with our guide.

You can either sell your first scooter (there will surely be potential buyers interested), or you can keep it for the sake of memories and for short rides, as many of the now seasoned riders have done.

Yedoo Five Scooter

The largest scooter from this product line has the frame of the S2620 from the Yedoo Steel line. The frame only differs in reinforcement, which in the case of Yedoo Five has the form of five small lines.

The finely-tuned geometry of the steel frame contributes to good manageability of the scooter and a feeling of stability. The frame has optimum solidity and absorbs vibrations well. The scooter will handle the daily route to work and to training without any hesitation, and on weekend it will welcome every opportunity to stretch out beyond the reach of traffic lights.

The Yedoo Five scooter, unlike the Yedoo S2620, has a steel frame instead of an aluminium one and not thinned aluminium handlebars. Both parameters have added on weight for the scooter, but did not take away from its good manageability.

You can also rely on the quality and the over years well-tested Sparkle brakes and Kenda tyres. The scooter has kept narrower hubs on both wheels, which minimize the danger of ankle injury. The Novatec hubs with industrial bearings will ensure smooth running and long durability of the wheels. Ergonomic grips contribute to a comfortable ride, too, but do not have fixation, however, as is the case with Yedoo S2620.

Yedoo Four Scooter

You will find an excellent companion for many years in the Yedoo Four. It will give you certainty as well as perhaps a drop of adrenalin, without any unnecessary embellishments. It is built on the well-tested construction of the Yedoo Mula frame and has components of sufficient quality, which make this model a nearly indestructible machine.

Similarly to the Yedoo Five, “the Four” has exchanged some of the components. It has handlebar and stem made of steel instead of aluminium alloy, for example, one-walled rims instead of two-walled, Sparkle brakes instead of Tektro brakes and ergonomic handlebar without locking rod. Despite other smaller differences, which you will find in the table, “the Four” has maintained the image of a reliable pacesetter, which can bear load of up to 150 kg and will not give up, even if you leave a paved road.

Yedoo Three Scooter

The agile and compact Yedoo Three scooter is based on the well-tested frame of the popular Yedoo City.

Number Three will fit all those, who have grown to the height of at least 140 cm. Older children and adults, who want to shorten their road to school, work, a cafe, want to do shopping or see friends, will appreciate it as well.

In addition to a firm steel frame, it can show off an anti-slip footboard, a dual-position rear fork, an integrated stand, quality tyres, ergonomic handlebar and compact dimensions. Selection from many colour versions and load-bearing capacity up to 120 kg will please you as well!

Yedoo Two Scooter

A scooter, which can turn even a young pupil into a great racer. The larger 16inch front wheel promises greater speed and smoother ride through the terrain.

Yedoo Two is built on the frame of the popular Yedoo Wzoom child scooter. Unlike the “Wzoom”, though, it does not have the handlebar separated from the stem (the handlebar and the stem form one component), which does not enable setting up space for the rider by adjusting the angle of the handlebar. This option of extended setup is something mainly fathers are interested in, though, secretly itching for the scooter initially bought for the children.

The scooter is light (weighs 7.5 kg, same as the Wzoom), is agile and intended for children, who have grown to the height of 120 cm (6 to 12 years). Small racers will be pleased not only by the 16”/12” wheels, but also by the ride height of the footboard (5 cm), ergonomically shaped grips, a practical fully integrated stand or quality Sparkle brakes.

Yedoo One Scooter

It all begins with number one. Yedoo One scooter is the smallest and lightest child scooter from the Numbers line intended for children from 110 cm and 5 years. It has the well-tested frame and excellent geometry of the agile Yedoo Tidit scooter. 

Similarly as the Two, though, its handlebar and stem are connected into one component, and it therefore does not have the extended option of adjusting space for the rider. You can adjust the height of the handlebar, though, easily, from 75 to 84 cm.

As a matter of course, it has an integrated stand, quality brakes and a number of safety elements, which protect the riders and in this case also the machine – thanks to the typical resilient construction, it will endure even more careless treatment and the 12”/12” wheels will be cool even with roads not maintained in winter. Three, two, one, go!