How much does it weigh ? Can you say how it rides compared to a 'road' style tandem ? Have you tried road type tires like Conti Gatorskins (26") ? Thx
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Well its not light be we love it. We have two. I need off road tires so I have never used other tires.
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Pratik, this is NOT a racing bike, that's for sure and I don't think I would take it off road. Best weight I can give you--and this is based on my bathroom scale (bike+me-me)= approximately 25/26 lbs. I added a padded seat that added a 1/2 lb or so. I only ride for fun and exercise. Hope this helps. One thing of note. My kickstand recently broke . The warranty support people are amazing. A new one was here immediately.
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I think the tires are rated to handle 350 lbs. They are meant hand pit holes and the city streets. Ive put a beating on mine and I am 6 foot 250 pounds
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My Scootie is 87 lbs. Max 250 lbs person to ride this. I have mine for almost a year. Bumpy on some parts, great on smooth road and inside house/carpet/linoleum, etc. Very easy to maneuver. Took it to grocery stores, road, etc. Clearance is very low. Tires are not inflatable. Comes with anti tipping at the back. Not for people who need more support on their neck due to the lightweight chair.
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The Small tires are Tippy on Uneven ground/Trail. You'd be better off find a cart with Large wheels. They are plenty strong enough to handle the weight/load but like I said, Small Wheels are made for concrete etc.,
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Hi, so I got this for my 10 year old son but I rode on it an my boyfriend ride it an he is 5'10 189 pounds so you prob can ride it but not sure you ll enjoy it the heAvier you are the slower it goes but once you get going it does pick up speed . It's a great bike though we all have fun on it. I hope this helps :)
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I'm overweight too, I find the trike easier to ride from a balance perspective. I usually stick to pavement ,but have been on gravel trails with no problem.
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Wish I could help with your question. For me, it's a great bike, but the tires that came with it were too narrow for the best ride, even on roads. Changed tires and it's a great ride.
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Although I purchased the Men's version, there is very little difference. I am very happy with this bike. It is extremely lite in weight and remains pretty rugged. It picks up speed with little effort and I love the ride. The only complaint I have is the tire tube needed replacement after only several Months.
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I probably depends on how heavy your load is. The tires are inflated tires, not solid tires. It pulls really well on my lawn. I can tell you that if I went beach camping I would definately bring it. I do love it.
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Actually so far just community park trails. But I'm 295# (one of the reasons I bought the bike, losing weight) and I love this bike. Suspension has worked fine, even with my size, though I did adjust it up right off. Having a few flats though .. thorns. Going to get a better tire for that issue.
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hello, i often ride 20-30 miles a day in good weather, i changed and customized my overdrive for my style of riding, a comfy seat, metal pedals, a more street friendly tire. A note though, if you plan on adding a rack and bag to the rear in in for a challenge as there are no braze on's to attach anything to. Fugi makes a nice 29er with 30 speeds, and Haro was my 1st choise but i didn't like the guy selling them.
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I bought the 29er and mounted it with the Stans no Tube kit. No issue! I've been riding this tire for a year now, great traction, rolls well. I like it!
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Hello Yes I have bought this tire when I was in the states , It a OK street tire , I would classify it as a low to mid range tire , If you inter to only be on the street , and you are 200 lbs or less I would look else where , because of the knobs it has a bit more drag hope this helps
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You may try but this would be more appropriate for someone around less than 6 feet and weighing around 80kg. You may look for something more sturdy for a comfortable ride. I would suggest Diamondback 2013 Overdrive V 29'er Mountain Bike with 29-Inch Wheels, expensive but worth it.
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little bit heavy but I ride mostly on broken pavement, road bike wheels and tires don't hold up. these tires are quieter and better traction than nobby on pavement. Never had a flat with these.
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My son rides it . He is 6ft. 180lbs. I guess it would depend on tire pressure. It's well built