Is there a max weight & 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 don't know about the weight and height. My grandson is an average sized 3 year old and his legs reach the pedals just fine. I think it better fits 3, 4 and maybe 5 year olds.
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In other words, their lawyers wont allow them to state a weight limit. Do a google search for "supersized cycles" and you'll find a place that sells them for riders who are larger than average. Not sure if the url would be posted here or not.
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I can tell you as soon as we got it set up my husband tried it out. He's 6'3". I wouldn't recommend that bc the wheels aren't made for that much weight, but he rode it all the way down the hill, no problem. The real limiting factor there is butt size.
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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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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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You need to check the mfg. specs. Mine is being used by a large man in a wheel chair. Total weight around 250 lbs.
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Afraid not. The only thing the wheel says on it's side is "Made in China" and "Not For Highway Use". I would guess it's pretty compatible with a standard wheel for a wheel barrow. And I doubt you will be able to get a weight limit on them either. Too much weight and the wheel breaks.
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Yes, it can handle the weight. im currently using a 4 wheelset on +320 lbs steel frame, just remember there small diameter wheels and can only roll on a smooth surface.
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I'm also 5'8 and this one fits me well. That said, the big guy at the bike shop has a foldable 20'' wheel one and makes it work. He liked mine better though when he tried it. The only reason not to get this one is that it's heavy and has no gears, so hills are a real challenge. You can't dodge potholes on a 3 wheeler, so I think the bigger wheels are better in the city.
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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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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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Tammy,Thanks for the inquiry. The adult-sized ErgoErgo has been tested to support 250 pounds.
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not too bad-my husband can lift it- but he is fairly large the wheels are not great otherwise the unit is fantastic.
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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.
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I checked their website and found no weight limits given, however it is made for truck drivers and some of them are large.
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No, this Radio Flyer Big Wheel will be perfect size-wise. My 3-year-old grandson wears 3-4T and is not that tall and he rides it well.
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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.