Is there a max weight &amp; height for the big wheel?
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I'm not sure, but I bought it for 6 yr old grandson, who is average height & weight. The seat does adjust for shorter legs.
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I think it's too big. My eight year old rides it. I would go with a 16" wheel.
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Hi Tara. The 16" Motegi MR116 has a 1580lb (per wheel) load capacity. Thanks, BWT
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it went on the 70 superban easily claims to be good for 18 inches. the only one I found that would go over that big of a wheel
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Robert, the bicycle pictured in the Sunlite ad appears to have wheels in the 24 inch range looking at the adjustment bolt placement. Shouldn't have any installation problems if your frame and gear changing mechanisms are similar. I would guess tipover at speed in turns with taller wheels would also be a concern. Can't answer that as I jury rigged a set to work with 16 inch wheels for my grandson,not very tall at all. Ed
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Weight has not been an issue for our 2 1/2 years old granddaughter. You can extend the tricycle so we expect to use it for some time. It is very well built and it took time to assemble. German engineering!
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Yes - the legs are wider than the seat. I didn't measure either the seat or the wheel spacing but visually, as I looked down on the seat and swiveled it, I could see the ends of the legs with an estimated range from 2" - 4" beyond the seat. I'm sure you must be concerned about stability - the use of 5 legs is also a benefit toward stability. I have had no problems using mine and I am not exactly a lightweight!
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Hi Tara.The 16" Motegi MR116 has a 1580lb (per wheel) load capacity.Thanks,BWT
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Guardian Deluxe Rollators with 8" WheelsROLLATOR, GUARDIAN, DELUXE, ALUMINUM, BLUEDeluxe padded seat and curved padded backrest provide enhanced support and comfort.Large 8" (20 cm) wheels combined with lightweight aluminum frame allows for smooth operation on most terrain.300-lb. weight capacity.17.5" (44 cm) distance between handles; seat height is 20" (51 cm); min./max. height 31-36.5" (79-93 cm).Weighs 20.5 lbs. (9 kg).
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I'm not a great source for an answer on this unfortunately; I would check to see if there are specs available on the shwinn site in regard to weight since I don't think you can find that on amazon. I will say if you are much taller than 5'10" you may find it too short. I believe there is a version with larger wheels if you're tall. Sorry I'm not much help=(
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My husband is 6'4" and almost 300 lbs - works fine except he wishes it had large, regular wheelchair type back wheels so he can help move him or move himself.
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Yes, this is a heavy duty machine. I use it in my woodshop and it is more machine than I need. It could handle a bigger wheel with no problem.
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I am 250lbs and felt that the thing would move a bit from side to side at speed but it would take a very deliberate throwing of weight to tip it over - the base is very heavy. The biggest issue is the tendency for one wheel to leave the track. See other reviews but this seems to be a combination of weight (230 lbs+) of user, occasional loosened bolts, and ungreased rails. If you are under 230, you may never have an issue but I was frustrated with it given that it is advertised as suitable for much heavier weights.
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I actually don't know. Tried looking it up for you but no luck. If it helps, the person I got it for weighs a little over 180. I would email them to be sure: http://www.cycleops.com/support/contact
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I'm not sure I am a 6'3 250lbs guy my friend is on the 300 and over program and he didn't bust it I would say he is a good 310 to 320 the wheels are made great I think not thin plastic
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I would say no if your doing anything more than using it for transportation. I'm 6ft5 250 lbs and I wound up Bending the single wall aluminum wheels after 4 months of transportation use
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I wouldn't risk it. I weigh 160-165 and I blew a rear spoke. I love the wheels, but I wouldn't trust them past 180-190.