Does the bike work on sand?
1561159
Yes, but I miht consider put some form of shielding under the seat so that It's not covered in sand.
1561160
Yes, but just like any other dirt bike would. It is built exactly like a dirt bike with the exception that it is electric. Probably not as much torque as a gas powered one but pretty powerful. My son uses it on the street and grass and tears up the lawn pretty good so much that the neighbors complained. It's a nice bike.
1130363
It's ok on sand. I would suggest that you get a wagon with rubber tires if you go to the beach often. We ended up purchasing a beach utility wagon because we didn't feel that this wagon was the greatest at the beach. Otherwise, we love the wagon!
5207
Yes, it works great n flat driveways or street. It works similar to a regular bike. The softer the surface, the more difficult it is to ride. My niece used to ride hers in the carpeted floor inside the house for a couple months before letting her go outside with it.
1005189
I just used this set once at camp site, It work better on a flat and solid area. I don't think it will work on soft sand cause the leg will sink in.
2082853
Don't know how well it would work in the sand as the tires are very narrow they're not big balloon tires they are large and controls easy and has lots room but I don't know in the sand how it would work hope that helps
1075135
I suggest riding a mountain bike first. The front wheel is a mountain bike wheel and the back wheels would be easy to go over sand. My only concern is the front tire.
996358
Quite frankly, I haven't had occasion to use it on sand but my husband and I both believe it would function very well. Maybe not as effortlessly as on solid ground but the large wheels and light weight would lend itself to being the type of cart you would want over sand. I love this cart! I hope this helps.
834570
Yes. I've been using mine in sand for a year now. No issues. It look a little bit of adjusting during setup but has performed excellent since day one.
293557
Yes it does and even without them the bottoms onthe sides are mesh so the wind can blow through. I used this for a few days on the beach and didn't have any problems. If you're realy worried it also has tent pegs, but those aren't great for sand. We also had a small cooler that we had and moved it to the edge to stay out of the way and that might have helped, but we never noticed it doing anything.
2012568
The wheels are rather small so I would guess not. I don't live near sand so I have not had the opportunity to try out on sand. Unless you are a very short person, I do not recommend this cooler. The handle is about 3 inches too short for a normal size person. My daughter is around 4 feet tall and she pulls it around comfortably.
1797629
Works good on dirt, for Sand you would need a set of paddle tires which are designed specifically for sand. Other wise it will probably just keep getting stuck.
2214455
They can, like bike tires, but mine haven't so far. They're great on sand and uneven sidewalks, way better than plastic tires.
2012574
Does not work well in sand. There are other wheeled items I've purchased thru amazon that are made specifically for sand that work well.
410746
Only if the sand is hard. The wheels are bigger, but it's like dragging a coach if the sand is deeper.
710123
I have not used it at the beach, but I would not expect it to work there. You need large, inflatable tires to go over sand.
996355
I just love this cart. I am afraid that I can't answer your question because I have not run it over sand. I have gone through both rough and fine gravel without a problem and it can go through mud pretty well too.
1117587
It is sort of like a dust buster mounted on a stick. I have not tried it with sand but to be safe you might want something with a more powerful motor.