Does this go on grass and uneven terrain?
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Yes, it is a very nice trike... It was good for my son at 4 but prop better for a 3 year old
186065
My son loves this bike (it's very tough and sturdy). Grass, dirt and sidewalks have not been an issue when riding it. I must say he did have difficulty with pushing the pedal initially- I think it's because he was 2 and likely needs time to grow into the bike. My oldest son 15 actually stands on the bar between the back wheels and uses his feet to give my little one a faster adventurous ride :) I'd definitely recommend.
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Yes, it does! My nephew could even ride it through grass- it did slow down a bit.
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My short answer is yes. The tires are large enough in diameter that it rolls well in a straight direction. They do not caster or turn however so you have to sort of skid it sideways to make it change direction. This does increase difficulty in grass or other vegetation. Hope this helps.
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Yes, our grandson drove it on grass & pavement. It rode fine. He had a blast!
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Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be fun. If you are worried about hurting this or the ramp, then this isn't for you. I suggest a 4 wheeler dude instead. Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be... » Read More Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be fun. If you are worried about hurting this or the ramp, then this isn't for you. I suggest a 4 wheeler dude instead. « Show Less
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I would definitely recommend a level surface, but it doesn't have to be perfect. Technically you could set this thing up on a flat section of grass.
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Not sure what you mean by uneven, but my grass is pretty bumpy. The mower is not heavy so it seems to bounce quite a bit as I'm pushing it over my lawn. I think that the bouncing may cause it to miss spots because sometimes I'll go back over it the other direction and it always has more to cut.
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My sidewalk has some uneven cracks. I push down on the handle to get over them. Don't know about grass but it might be OK if you lowered the skids all the way down.
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It rides okay in the grass but better on pavement and dirt/sand play areas.
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I use mine for 2 acres. It does not do well on very rough terrain. I have a bicycle handle brush cutter with metal blades for the really rough ground. elw
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No, the legs only work in landscape. Either almost upright or at a slight upright position. Excellent system!! I love it!
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I have used it on grass and dirt but you have to be careful and go slow. I would not try to use it on medium rocks or rough trails. The danger is in tipping over.
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This cart is one of my best investments as a mobile DJ. The larger wheels roll over most terrain with ease. I'm not sure about "all terrain" but i've used it on grass, gravel, and uneven pavement. If you are expecting harsher terrain, it may not perform as well.
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It moves better on low cut grass, side walks, drive ways, and playgrounds. I'd be apprehensive using on tall grass (4+ inches high) as it could get in mechanical parts.
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It works very well on uneven ground.my wood pile is 50 yards from the house on a down hill slope.You just have to cut your wood to match the width
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I've used it on an uneven hard surface (we've got a really hilly/uneven backyard) and it held up just fine. I hope you enjoy!
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It can. It slides easier on pavement, so it will take a little more weight loaded on it. Obviously on pavement, there will be more wear to the skids than on grass.