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Scooter With A Twist – Whiplash by Street Surfing #giveaway

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image002 Have the style of Street Surfing with the handle of a scooter. I feel much safer with this scooter over the skateboard but my children are only 2 and 3. So their products reach out to different age groups. 

 

Street Surfing sent me a skateboard about five months ago. i used my blog to give it away and it is being enjoyed.

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The winner of the giveaway sent me some photos of her husband playing with it. Hopefully she doesn’t mind them being posted here.

I mean the picture to the left is just asking to be posted right?

 

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The Original Wave Startup Set

I hate doing cookie cutter posts but today I have to. I have no idea, well, I have some idea because I have seen the wave; but I really don’t have experience with the Whiplash and I don’t want to infer that I do. I can tell you, I’m sure you’ll have fun and you should take safety precautions and wear a helmet.

But here is a Product Description of Whiplash.  

 

Whiplash

Talk about turning heads. Street Surfing is introducing Whiplash™, The Scooter with a twist. This self-propelling, revolutionary new ride is part scooter, part Wave® (caster board) and totally  fun. Centered around the award-winning design of The Wave’s® unique caster design and Torsion technology, Whiplash’s™ flexing deck and handlebar fuse together to provide riders with a cool, side to side, whip-like ride. The patent-pending Whiplash™ provides enough momentum to self-propel – so much so – riders’ feet never need to touch the ground.

Whiplash’s™ extra wide skate inspired deck, available in black with red grip tape, is made of a webbed design carbon reinforced composite material that is supported by an extra long lightweight handlebar. The folding handle provides for easy travel and storage. Whiplash™ has a traditional 97 mm front wheel while the rear caster wheel that zips along on ABEC 7 bearings.

* Rear caster wheel with ABEC 7 bearings

* Extra long handle that folds for easy travel & storage

* Wave Torsion Self propelling technology

* Extra wide skate inspired flexing deck

* Reinforced & lightweight design

Whiplash™ (suggested retail price of $79.99) will be sold at leading retailers and key online stores as well as Street Surfing’s online store.

 

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To Enter:

Visit Whiplash and tell me how to ride it.

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The contest will run until November 30th 11:59 pm Pacific. The winner will be selected by www.random.org. All rules can be found under giveaway rules.

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  3. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope, push with your front foot and then lead forward, immediately after pushing off start twisting motion.
    I befirened them I didn’t see a fan button on Facebook

    Reply

  5. Riders can self-propel the scooter so that their feet never touch the ground or ride it like a a traditional scooter. Sounds cool!!

    Reply

  18. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    Place foot in the center of the back platform and position the scooter so that it is level with the ground.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    Reply

  23. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.
    2. Push with your front foot and lean your weight forward.
    3. Immediately after pushing off, start the twisting motion.

    lkish77123 at gmail dot com

    Reply

  31. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    Place foot in the center of the back platform and position the scooter so that it is level with the ground.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    To acheive an “S” shape, move your shoulders and your hips back and forth in opposing directions. Swing your back foot repeatedly left to right and self propel your Whiplash Scooter without ever putting your foot on the ground.

    *Always wear appropriate protective gear
    when riding the Whiplash scooter.

    Reply

  39. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.
    2. Push with your front foot and lean your weight forward.
    3. Immediately after pushing off, start the twisting motion.

    Reply

  71. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope, push with your front foot and then lead forward immediately after pushing off start twisting motion! Thanks for the chance!

    Reply

  90. Riders can self-propel the scooter so that their feet never touch the ground or ride it like a a traditional scooter. Really cool!!

    Reply

  93. How to ride it. Well, if you are young, you put one foot on the board and push off the pavement with the other foot, bringing both feet together on the board while you enjoy a thrilling side-to-side motion as you ride along the sidewalk. If you’re not young, you start out the same, but after bringing both feet together you realize you have no balance whatsoever, you panic, and at the first whiplash movement you fly backward onto the sidewalk, dial 911 for an ambulance and spend at least a week convalescing. I would love to win this – for my granddaughter.

    Reply

  104. WOW this is one of the coolest things I have seen!

    Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    Reply

  144. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    Reply

  156. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    This looks like so much fun. Thanks so much.

    Reply

  159. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.
    2. Push with your front foot and lean your weight forward.
    3. Immediately after pushing off, start the twisting motion.

    Reply

  160. 1-Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.
    2-Push with your front foot and lean your weight forward.
    3-Immediately after pushing off,start the twisting motion.
    Sounds easy and fun.
    Thanks for the giveaway:)

    Reply

  161. My daughter has been asking for a scooter. The Whiplash looks really neat. To ride it:

    1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    Place foot in the center of the back platform and position the scooter so that it is level with the ground.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    To acheive an “S” shape, move your shoulders and your hips back and forth in opposing directions. Swing your back foot repeatedly left to right and self propel your Whiplash Scooter without ever putting your foot on the ground.

    Reply

  177. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.
    Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.
    Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    🙂

    Reply

  182. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    Place foot in the center of the back platform and position the scooter so that it is level with the ground.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    To acheive an “S” shape, move your shoulders and your hips back and forth in opposing directions. Swing your back foot repeatedly left to right and self propel your Whiplash Scooter without ever putting your foot on the ground.

    *Always wear appropriate protective gear
    when riding the Whiplash scooter.

    Reply

  185. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    To acheive an “S” shape, move your shoulders and your hips back and forth in opposing directions. Swing your back foot repeatedly left to right and self propel your Whiplash Scooter without ever putting your foot on the ground.

    *Always wear appropriate protective gear
    when riding the Whiplash scooter.

    I hope I win!

    Reply

  189. Very carefully and always with protective gear, but…
    1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    Place foot in the center of the back platform and position the scooter so that it is level with the ground.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    To achieve an “S” shape, move your shoulders and your hips back and forth in opposing directions. Swing your back foot repeatedly left to right and self propel your Whiplash Scooter without ever putting your foot on the ground.

    Reply

  203. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    Place foot in the center of the back platform and position the scooter so that it is level with the ground.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    To acheive an “S” shape, move your shoulders and your hips back and forth in opposing directions. Swing your back foot repeatedly left to right and self propel your Whiplash Scooter without ever putting your foot on the ground.

    Reply

  222. While on a slightly downward slope, place foot in the center of the platform and position so that it is level with the ground. Push with your front foot and lean your weight forward. Straighten your body and bend your knees. Immediately after pushing off start the twisting motion. **Always wear protective gear**

    When I was a kid I was a real tomboy and I LOVED riding my skateboard and was pretty good. I can still ride my sons’ skateboards today. My son has a ripstick and I, being very confident, attempted to ride it. I learned the hard way that the kids have me beat on this one. I have tried and tried and despite the sprained wrist have been unable to learn to ride it. This is similar to the ripstick, but it has the handle bars. I bet I could ride this one. I hope I win and I can prove to the boys that I am still “cool”.

    Reply

  228. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope, push with your front foot and then lean forward, immediately after pushing off start with a twisting motion.
    Following them on Twitter
    seasidefamily5

    Reply

  244. You move your hips and shoulders in opposite directions and move your back foot back and forth
    Looks like lots of fun

    Reply

  259. Riders can self-propel the scooter so that their feet never touch the ground or ride it like a a traditional scooter.

    🙂 Thank you for the wonderful giveaway! 🙂

    Reply

  261. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    Place foot in the center of the back platform and position the scooter so that it is level with the ground.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    Reply

  264. To ride Whiplash :
    Place on a slight downward slope
    Push with your front foot and lean with weight forward
    Immediately after pushing off start twisting motion.

    I am following Whiplash via Twitter as jlsc123
    I am a fan of Whiplash on Facebook as Jill Myrick

    Thank you so much for the chance to win.

    jweezie43[at]aol[dot]com

    Reply

  269. Riders can self-propel the scooter so that their feet never touch the ground or ride it like a a traditional scooter!
    so cool

    Reply

  274. Place on a downward slope, push with your foot (front) and lean forward, after your push start a twisting motion. Sounds like great exercise!

    Reply

  275. My son asked for a ripstick which I just can’t bring myself to get him…. on the other hand, this would be perfect. Just lean forward, push with your right foot and swing back and forth. This is a much better option for my eight year old!

    Reply

  297. this is really cool, Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope, push with your front foot and then lead forward, immediately after pushing off start twisting motion.

    ardelong2(at)gmail(dot)com

    Reply

  303. To ride Whiplash :
    Place on a slight downward slope
    Push with your front foot and lean with weight forward
    Immediately after pushing off start twisting motion.

    Reply

  306. To ride, you set it on a downward slope, push off with front foot, lean forward, and start the twisting motion! My son would love this! Thanks for the chance!

    sherri419 at gmail dot com

    Reply

  314. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.

    Place foot in the center of the back platform and position the scooter so that it is level with the ground.

    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.

    Look straight ahead. Straighten your body and bend your knees slightly.

    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    Reply

  326. 1. Place the Whiplash on a slight downward slope.
    2. Push with your front foot and lean
    your weight forward.
    3. Immediately after pushing off,
    start the twisting motion.

    Reply

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