I weigh 330(give or take a few lbs). Would you recommend this for me? I don't need a bunch of speed. Would it pull me up a slight hill?
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In the highest power mode it SHOULD be able to but you would probably be operating at half its top speed on flat and run out of power pretty quickly (maybe 20-30 minutes. It would probably be pretty hard to ride at the beach but on low grass it should be pretty good. I weigh around 180 and it has no trouble pulling me around but can only top speed at about 14mph running for about a little less than an hour. It doesn't have much trouble going up hills since this thing has torque for days; overall it is a huge piece of machinery, the title of it should be called "EMAD Dirt Rider DuneBuggy you stand up on" In the highest power mode it SHOULD be able to but you would probably be operating at half its top speed on flat and run out of power pretty quickly (maybe 20-30 minutes. It would probably be pretty hard to ride at the beach but on low grass it should be pretty good. I weigh around 180 and it has no trouble pulling me around but can only top speed at about 14mph running for about a little less than an hour. It doesn't have much trouble going up hills since this thing has torque for days; overall it is a huge piece of machinery, the title of it should be called "EMAD Dirt Rider... » Read More In the highest power mode it SHOULD be able to but you would probably be operating at half its top speed on flat and run out of power pretty quickly (maybe 20-30 minutes. It would probably be pretty hard to ride at the beach but on low grass it should be pretty good. I weigh around 180 and it has no trouble pulling me around but can only top speed at about 14mph running for about a little less than an hour. It doesn't have much trouble going up hills since this thing has torque for days; overall it is a huge piece of machinery, the title of it should be called "EMAD Dirt Rider DuneBuggy you stand up on" « Show Less
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No. This is belt driven. I weigh 190 and have had to change the belts 2 x's. I would not recommend the board for anyone over 200lbsIts a great board just made for someone 150 or less
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I weigh 200 and some hills were a bit too much. If you are on pavement you might be ok.
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I weight 210 and it was hard for it to push me up a small hill, it usually overheats and stop, then you have to wait until it cools down because this skate weight more than 70 pounds.
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I weigh 225 and it will pull me up a hill on concrete drives but will spin on grass. I don't know about 330 but we have a friend that is 340 and she stripped the belt out trying to pull her in the yard. It has plenty of power but if you gas it it will strip the cogs off the belt if it gets in a bind. just don't hold it wide open taking off because it will try to go. My sons 14 and 11 years old ride the ones i bought and they love them especially in the campground at the beach. Hope this helps. It will pull you on concrete up a grade i do believe. just don't nail it. Have a good one!
319302
no way jose skateboard wheels way too big no room to balance big guystick with emad electric board
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In the highest power mode it SHOULD be able to but you would probably be operating at half its top speed on flat and run out of power pretty quickly (maybe 20-30 minutes. It would probably be pretty hard to ride at the beach but on low grass it should be pretty good. I weigh around 180 and it has no trouble pulling me around but can only top speed at about 14mph running for about a little less than an hour. It doesn't have much trouble going up hills since this thing has torque for days; overall it is a huge piece of machinery, the title of it should be called "EMAD Dirt Rider DuneBuggy you stand up on"
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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 weight 200 lbs and it has no problem pulling me around it has a speed govener on it so you can set the speed
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Not a problem - it's very well built. I'm just under 200 and I know it could handle someone much heavier.
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I am 5 ft 2 and my weight has been as high as 220 at one time and I had no problems with it. I have owned it for a few years now and wish I had done as my husband told me and bought it sooner. I have had so many people stop me in stores to ask about it as it is smaller than most mobility vehicles and easy to maneuver through store aisles. It usually runs fine on the grass as well as pavement.
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I rode my Teenage Daughter around the neighborhood, consisting iof some little hills on tar and chip road surface. I had her weigh when we got back, 113 lbs. It pulled well with my Rockhopper Mtn Bike. Smooth and not as much drag as i expected. I love it.
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I am reluctant to answer this question because the experience of heaviness is subjective and depends on the fitness of the handler. One person's heavy is another person's light. I can say it is bulky. I would not want to be rolling it up and hauling it around with any frequency. I suggest you contact the seller for the weight.
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I would say Yes. I weigh the same as you and have run a 1.33 half (which is about 7.15). I train at times daily on mine and once ran 52 miles on it in 3 days. I've not seen any sign of it not being able to keep up.
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I would say it's "OK" for that. However, when it's very loaded down with lots of stuff, it can be hard to maneuver. I'm not so sure I'd wanna wheel this thing 2 miles. It does get stuck on bumps and stuff when it's weighed down. I think you could do it, but it might be slow going.
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Yes, it was very stable but the brakes aren't very effective. You need to be extra careful on inclines and keep your speed under tight control.
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I was 325 when I purchased the bike and it handled my weight quite well. What I like about it was the fact that you had your back supported the whole time. I would make the assumption that it should be okay for you. The adjustable seat is nice. The only thing that I feel it was missing was an integral fan, but we solved that problem by getting a small 4" clamp on type that we attach to the handles.
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hi, this little bike is fast, i raised the bars with 2 inch spacers so my knees won't hit and i'm 150 lbs..this bike pulls me about 30 mph on the street, my back yard isn't big enough for it to wind to that speed, but about 20 for straight streches. they are neat little bikes but, they have very high compresion and are hard to pull thru, once running my gran kids and i just keep it running until we're done with it. it'sforce air cooled so it's ok also, it is kind of loud but alot of fun. good luck, jack.
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It's not so much heavy as it is cumbersome and awkward. Once you get under it and up you need to move quick. I recommend some lifting straps and another person to be on the safe side. Esp. with stairs involved.
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I weight 240 and it hauls me. We are having problems with the engine through. We are have changed the clutch several times and now it dies after a about 10 mins of running.
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My experience is on hilly roads, which I have around here, it is not hard to pull. The hills around here I would guess, is between a 2-4 deg. raise, even with the cart loaded down, it was not unbearable. I guess the type of bike you are riding, how healthy or how strong a rider you are, and how much gear you have in the trailer. For myself, being above 40 I can feel the hills a little, and that is without the trailer, with the trailer slightly more. Again, II must say, it depends on what you are hauling. When the trailer is modestly packed with about 20-30lb of stuff, I can get up the hill without killing myself, I just change gears and it takes me a little longer to make the climb. My experience is on hilly roads, which I have around here, it is not hard to pull. The hills around here I would guess, is between a 2-4 deg. raise, even with the cart loaded down, it was not unbearable. I guess the type of bike you are riding, how healthy or how strong a rider you are, and how much gear you have in the trailer. For myself, being above 40 I can feel the hills a little, and that is without the trailer, with the trailer slightly more. Again, II must say, it depends on what you are hauling. When the trailer is modestly packed with about 20-30lb of stuff, I can get up the hill... » Read More My experience is on hilly roads, which I have around here, it is not hard to pull. The hills around here I would guess, is between a 2-4 deg. raise, even with the cart loaded down, it was not unbearable. I guess the type of bike you are riding, how healthy or how strong a rider you are, and how much gear you have in the trailer. For myself, being above 40 I can feel the hills a little, and that is without the trailer, with the trailer slightly more. Again, II must say, it depends on what you are hauling. When the trailer is modestly packed with about 20-30lb of stuff, I can get up the hill without killing myself, I just change gears and it takes me a little longer to make the climb. « Show Less
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Don't know how to weigh that. It probably is in the specs or you can google it. Going on an incline, it feels moderately heavy. It is NOT self-propelled and going on inclines requires moderate strength. I am happy with my purchase.
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No issue at all. My daughter was 70lbs and could still ride it (yet a little slower due to the increased weight). I was surprised it still could run. It rides extremely well on wood floors if you want to go longer distances.