which direction is forward?
345972
I think tread makes a kinda arrowhead shape so I mounted mine arrowhead pointed foreword from the top of the tire. I could be completely wrong, too though.
345973
I'm thinking for proper water flow the tire in the picture is facing forward. I would think you would want the water to exit the tread backwards. If you flip the picture around then when the tire hits water what was an exit channel would turn into an intake channel and should result in reduced traction.
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Absolutely does not matter. On pavement, tire tread is largely irrelevant, mostly marketing hype and possibly detrimental. Think I'm crazy? Google Sheldon Brown Tire Tread. But think about it - some of the fastest two wheelers in the world, the MotoGP racers, for whom traction is critical ride slicks on wet tracks. They only break out the treaded tires when the track is so flooded that they risk hydroplaning on puddles at the speeds they are traveling - speeds that your bicycle will never see. Now if the surface is softer than your tire - dirt, snow sand, etc. treads can matter, but for the street, slick is always better. Absolutely does not matter. On pavement, tire tread is largely irrelevant, mostly marketing hype and possibly detrimental. Think I'm crazy? Google Sheldon Brown Tire Tread. But think about it - some of the fastest two wheelers in the world, the MotoGP racers, for whom traction is critical ride slicks on wet tracks. They only break out the treaded tires when the track is so flooded that they risk hydroplaning on puddles at the speeds they are traveling - speeds that your bicycle will never see. Now if the surface is softer than your tire - dirt, snow sand, etc. treads can matter, but for the... » Read More Absolutely does not matter. On pavement, tire tread is largely irrelevant, mostly marketing hype and possibly detrimental. Think I'm crazy? Google Sheldon Brown Tire Tread. But think about it - some of the fastest two wheelers in the world, the MotoGP racers, for whom traction is critical ride slicks on wet tracks. They only break out the treaded tires when the track is so flooded that they risk hydroplaning on puddles at the speeds they are traveling - speeds that your bicycle will never see. Now if the surface is softer than your tire - dirt, snow sand, etc. treads can matter, but for the street, slick is always better. « Show Less
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I'm not sure it matters. I don't remember paying any attention when I mounted mine and I've had no issues. Tons of grip and so much less rolling resistance.If it is important, it would probably say so on the side of the tire.
345976
....I did not see any directional markings, so I just mounted them....these are great tires
1582742
I installed it looking forward so it goes left and right instead of back and forth. I guess you can installed to the left
2083605
Use the display in "north up" to tell what direction you vehicle icon is going.
820383
Should I turn left or right?It all depends on what you want to accomplish. If you have a specific goal in mind, then it becomes possible to answer your question.
1105293
No reverse, just one button to push for forward. Our 1 year old grandson loves it and it's perfect for his size!
716503
It has a toggle to reverse direction. Only one speed. It's for household convenience use.
307577
It's pretty strait forward. Use the letters and but the screws in the holes. Lol
743776
Yes! All directions, any direction.I often place it backwards from the picture to accommodate larger music.
1309036
All the way 360 degrees. As it turns is slowly raises or lowers depending on which way you turn it.
1357054
Google it to be sure but I think so. It is a centrifugal clutch, the faster it spins forces the clutch to engage. So I don't think direction matters. GOOGLE IT TO BE SURE.
1853149
Welp, one of these two guys are wrong haha. Where does it say, one way or another?
534234
no, it only goes one direction. I have one and really is a pleasure to use.
1250095
No, only up or down, but the arm rests themselves are amply long enough so backward/forward is not a factor.
1354952
No, it is NOT directional. You can put it on any way and it will look the same.
1094798
No, not really. Just goes straight. Maybe you could steer with hands or something but if that is important would look elsewhere.
1788745
This right angle attachment will work both ways; forward and reverse, there is no listed directional limitation for this tool.I was successfully using it in reverse way as well.
55275
Yes, forward and backward as long as the your little one can reach. My son was too short and was walking by the time he was tall enough to use it.