I'm 210Lbs, would that be a problem for this wheel?
1537655
I don't recommend this rim set at all. I am 150lbs and they easily out of true and often. My co-worker and I rode only on smooth paved bike trail and we have the same problem.
952008
I am 5'5" and the bike is fine for my height. This is a full size 26" wheel.
736983
Yes, 20" wheel is a good start. You might still need to trim the seat post down to a comfortable size.
1060643
I am 260 lbs and I have used it although the recommended max is 230 I think. It bends in the middle some so there is more drag than a smaller person but is adequate.
1178962
Your best bet would probably be to contact CFF and ask them to be sure, but I think it should work fine for you. I weighed about 275 when I first got mine and I had no issues with it. I'm now down to 210 and still use it faithfully. My son (6'5" 220) is a junior in college, and he has used it without issue as well.
588928
It's perfect for my daughter, but she's small... Just over 5 ' tall. I think you'd be better off on a larger wheel.
400267
These wheels worked well on our son's 24 inch, 21 speed bike. But, he tends to lean on the right wheel and it eventually bent outward. We managed to adjust it to touch the ground again by extending it by another setting on that side. The info says that the wheels can take up to 220 lbs in weight, but our boy is only about 100 lbs.
15216
I'd suspect you'd get some decent resistance. I have firm thick grass, so it's not a problem. The contact area of the wheels are not very wide, especially the rear wheels.
1377515
The bike is very strong and I believe that the limit is 240lbs, so you should be fine.
149141
I weigh 250 and have no problem with the chair except that I did replace the wheels with Rolland Extra Large Office Chair Casters (3"(75mm) Wheel - 7/16"(11mm) Stem) to make it easier to move on my chair pad.
1971542
Well, I'm 210 lbs and when I got it, I steped up on it and jumped up and down a few times.It held up to that with no problems.
378193
I weigh 260 and it works fine for me. One note, you might want to replace the nuts on the bottom of the springs with nuts that have nylon inserts that don't allow the nut to come off. I call them "keeper" nuts not really sure of the correct name.
600905
I suppose but if you're within normal weights I doubt if there is a problem. I take from your question you may be on the heavy side. If so I would check with the company itself.
2156217
It should, I don't think wheel size matters that much, I went from 19 to 21 inch with out a problem
333752
Shouldn't be a problem. I was 240 at the time I used it + close to 300 lb of weight. Not sure what are the limits on their warranty.
1924700
There are 5 ball bearing wheels to distribute weight. I'm 200 lbs & there are no signs of a problem. I'd guess 250 to 300 would be a maximum. A lot depends on how it is being used. Hope this helps.
2021699
I don't know. I have hung off of it briefly and I am 110 lbs. on a regular basis up to 40 lbs at our house use it. It is cool to spin them on.