Custom Footrest (Mini2Go Only)

※ Designed and Crafted ONLY for Micro Mini2Go .

Feel free to customize it by replacing the letters with your child's initials

[Introduction] I designed this custom footrest after purchasing a world-famous brand scooter for my child. I felt it needed a dedicated space for my baby's feet to make the ride more comfortable and stable.

[Installation] To install, simply remove the original front component of the scooter and attach this custom part in its place. It is designed to fit perfectly with the existing structure.

[Material & Printing]

• Material: The provided 3MF file is pre-configured for PLA. However, for better durability against outdoor environmental changes (heat, UV), I recommend using PETG or ABS.
• Important Setting: The Wall Count is critical for safety and strength. I initially tested it with 7 walls, but it broke during a stress test (slamming it against the ground while holding the pole). I highly recommend setting the Wall Count to at least 10 for maximum durability.

※ Disclaimers & Safety

• Independent Creation: This is an independent aftermarket part designed for personal use and compatibility. It is not an official product of Micro Mobility Systems, and all trademarks, including 'Micro', belong to their respective owners.
• Safety Warning: Use at your own risk. The designer is not responsible for any injuries or damages resulting from the use or failure of this 3D-printed part.
• Important: For maximum durability and safety, please strictly follow the recommended printing settings (Wall Count: 10+).

This footrest for a baby kickboard was one of the very first things I ever designed when I started learning Fusion 360. My child has used it without any issues until now, as they're about to turn three. I’m sharing this in hopes that it might be helpful to someone else too!

The purpose of this footrest is purely for resting the feet, not for supporting body weight. As you can see from its design, it was developed for toddlers under the age of 3 who require a footrest while riding under parental supervision. Eventually, this footrest will no longer be needed—and by that time, your child will be at an age where they can run and play freely on their own.  :)

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