Tempish NIXIN 200 II AL

The NIXIN II 200 scooter builds on the popular NIXIN series model but introduces significant improvements that make riding even more comfortable, safer, and more efficient. It still retains its folding design, low weight, and practical kickstand, while now adding smart technical solutions for maximum comfort in everyday use.

The anatomically shaped handlebars, slightly curved forward, provide a more natural grip and better stability. With a width of 45 cm and TPR material grips, they fit perfectly in the hand even during longer rides. To increase stiffness and eliminate vibrations, the steering is equipped with a reinforced clamp.

For a smooth ride even on uneven surfaces, the scooter features front suspension, while the lowered deck helps with more efficient pushing and reduces leg fatigue. Braking is possible in two ways – a squeeze lever brake on the rear wheel (with an adjustable lever suitable even for shorter fingers) or a classic foot brake via the rear fender.

The scooter is equipped with ABEC-9 bearings, ensuring a fast, quiet, and smooth ride. A practical folding mechanism for easy carrying and storage is, of course, included.

Main specifications:

• Handlebar width: 45 cm
• Anatomically forward-curved handlebars
• Grips: ergonomic, TPR
• Front suspension for shock absorption
• Brakes: squeeze lever + foot brake (rear fender)
• Adjustable brake lever – suitable for shorter fingers
• Reinforced clamp for higher stiffness and stability
• Lowered deck for easier pushing
• High-quality ABEC-9 bearings
• Folding system + kickstand

Note regarding the rear wheel function before assembling the scooter:

When unpacking the scooter, the rear wheel may not spin freely or may feel braked. This is because the brake cable is under tension at this stage and automatically activates the rear brake.

This is not a product defect.

Once the scooter is properly assembled and the handlebars are set at least to the first locked position (clicked into place), the cable will loosen. The rear wheel will then spin freely, and the scooter will function correctly.

This is a common occurrence with an unassembled scooter and is not a reason for a complaint.