The red Radio Flyer wagon that has been placed under Christmas trees for decades may be upstaged this year by scooters.

Radio Flyer, the 104-year-old company that makes the iconic Little Red Wagon, is officially now making products for adults with a brand new line of e-bikes and e-scooters.

The scooters my kids learned on were cumbersome and their fold was awkward. Since then, much better versions have hit the market. The following start at age 2 and go up to teens, with lots in between ...

Radio Flyer takes e-bikes and scooters for a spin After 104 years making wagons and other ride-on toys for kids, the Northwest Side company now takes aim at the business of moving adults. By John ...

Scooting is now a family affair, thanks to two new offerings from Radio Flyer. Little ones — aged 3 to 8 — will love the cool Scoot 2 Skate ($55, left). It comes with a removable comfort ...

Radio Flyer Is Rolling Onto Bird and Lime’s Turf The century-old company is launching a line of scooters and e-bikes — but the little red wagon isn’t going anywhere.

Radio Flyer, the 104-year-old company that makes the iconic Little Red Wagon, is officially now making products for adults with a brand new line of e-bikes and e-scooters.