questions, please: 1. is this a 26 wheel? 2. to be certain, the motor assist is not a button to push and hold?
211970
This is a 26" wheel. Motor assist is a twist throttle. Twist and hold, not push and hold. Thanks.
211971
Yes it is 26 in .Not a button twist like a motor bike.. Hang on it is pretty quick. It's working well for me good quality
211972
Yes - It is a 26" wheel - There is no pedal assist on this bike it is controlled by a manual throttle
1909350
Hi there,Yes, during setup you can select wheel size to ensure an accurate read. There are 10 different 26" wheel settings, its almost certainly compatible.
2123401
This thing is a piece of junk. If i was you i will look for a better one. I bought and had to return it. To answer your question, its a gear driven wheels
1567365
You have to pick it up to turn, it is not easy to operate especially with a major leg surgery. I bought one that you can actually turn the front wheel it was so easy to use. I used it for 10 weeks
1786133
One of the wheels' back has a bigger star looking thing that goes to the motor to turn the wheels. I messed that up the first time.. Not sure which trouble your having. But I also had trouble putting in the little pins in the wheels I had to push down really hard you may want some help though.
1380993
I wish I could help, but I don't use it much and have not had to change wheels. jim
216373
No because the motor comes already built into a 26" rim. You could take it to a good bike shop and have it rebuilt into your rim. Probably cost about $100 for labor and new spokes.
1550739
Yes...four wheels it is! Be aware that some of them have those little "locks" on them which can be good and bad. Good that it's stable...bad if you have difficulty bending over/down to unlock them!
422078
There is a small drag from this style motor. The geared hub motor has no drag, but gears will eventually wear out
1127285
The wheels are just small. This machine is really easy to maneuver. My driveway is way bigger than the deck you mention.
2137143
You have to unfold the wheel...you have it in the folded position. Just grab it and pull it forward.
2053000
Yes but it is a little tricky. It all depends on the locking mechanism. I forgot which wheel I purchased; I had to tape over the locking mechanism as it was not a perfect fit. You have no other choice. I discovered different manufacturing of item varied just a bit. I guess it was a marketing tool for us to purchase extra wheels at the time of purchase. I also just place my finger on it to hold firm. Let me know what you discover. The best to you, Bll
670555
We just recently purchased one and it also ticked. I took it apart and put the wheel on the opposite way. Even though the sticker clearly said the other opposite. It doesn't click, but the pedals won't stop moving. If it's not one thing, it's another.
1734703
I had the same problem with the wheel and almost returned it. you have to put the trike down on its wheels and wack it with a hammer.
1394384
I did not have this problem. The wheel has gone on easily for me. Actally, in your case, it sounds like there was a factory malfunction...just a fluke. Mine has been great for years, other than the wheel coming off a couple of times. I hope this info helps you.....Cathy
457759
I had the same thing happen. I don't recall what the issue was exactly (I was working an had a mechanic frien look at it). Turns out I had to get a new rear wheel assembly (under warranty). The new wheel worked for us. My initial thought was the battery wasn't charged enough, but it was a manufacturing issue. Hope this helps a bit. I would ask for a new wheel. I still have the old one (didn't have to ship it back. Makes me think they are well aware of the issue and don't want it either. Good news is I didn't have to pay to ship it back).
1649876
You can push it. Just tilt it back on the 2 wheels. I really like it. It is light and easy to maneuver. My small kids do it.