what is the ground clearance for this unit? what incline will it climb?
293931
Sorry, it did not occur to me to check this out since I use it only for limited activities. Clearance is probably not more than 2 inches. Maximum incline will depend on weight
293932
hi there we take it to parks and it climbs up the walkway to the stands with no problem the only problem is that when you climb it tends to use the battery power so I have two batteries for that I taken the scooter today to a Disney park and stood 9 hrs on two batteries and I still had one light and I climb some incline walkway hope that answer your question
293933
It is low to the ground, to prevent top heaviness & easy tip over, but it goes over speed bumps easily. It can climb serious outside incline without losing power. We live near a park with steep grade & it took me up that hill there & back without any power loss. I was prepared for some lag as it reached the top of the hill, but there was none.
293934
I took this unit to Scarborough Renaissance Festival in Waxahachie, TX, which is outside and has grass, gravel and dirt inclines. It performed with little problem except on the longer, steeper hills where I needed a little push. Of course it goes really SLOW up hill, it is not a huge powerful scooter. I bought it mostly because it was light weight and easy to load into the trunk of the car, but it never disappointed me.
601501
Says it weighs about 120. It has a stand in front and handle and wheels in back. So you tip it back and it is really easy to move. I don't think you should have a problem on a slight incline. The driveway into my garage has dropped a inch or more and I have no problem getting into the garage. Of course I am going backwards to get in. It is easy to use and so far I am very pleased with it.
1898843
Yes, I believe it will. Ours works great, keeps it hot. I have no cons on this machine.However I don't know how elevation affects it
561483
20 deg, 40 deg, 60 deg and the possibility of 90 deg from horizontal. I have yet to try 60 degrees or more. Incline adjustment bolt is easy to set.
582089
55 inches? That's a real steep ramp. I was using 10 foot ramp for 6" rise, and that was ok.
54856
It is approximately 10" at 0 incline and about 18" at full incline. I measured this at the console end of the belt. Remember you will be at least 24" back from where I measured so the actual height of where you are working out would be several inches less than the 18" at full incline.
168447
No! Altitude will have an effect on the air pressure, but going up or down an incline will not. The unit should be able to maintain a constant pressure.
436188
It's not slick, but it could slide on an incline. As I put my 600lb bike's stand down on it, it will slip a bit into position. This actually works well in my case but would not be so good on a hill.
2040296
not really high. I can't use it because my step is higher than it will adjust to.
875320
I don't understand why there are so many conflicting answers. The model 995c, which I have, inclines from zero to 15 percent, not degrees, and can be set in increments of half percent (0.5%). A 15% inclines means you climb 15 feet for every 100 feet traveled, or 15 meters for every 100 meters traveled, etc.
960790
The back of the pedal is 19 inches from the floor on the lowest incline. On the highest incline it is 22 inches from the floor.
678847
Looks like it's about 6 inches. You can automatically raise the front end for uphill exercise. it will go up to about one foot 3 inches at the front but you wouldn't be located at the front ... so a guestimate in the highest raised position, mid mat, you might be 8 or 9 or so inches. That said, unless you're in very very good shape, doubt you'd ever raise it that high. But the answer to your question is the step up and onto the mat is about 6 inches (frame on the side is slightly higher than the mat). Great machine...still love it! Good luck.
1852597
About 1-1/2". Sufficient to do the job. Now if you are planning to be moving it around a lot, and not LIFT it up doing so...then I'd expect some problems after a time. I've had this unit since early Spring ('14), and still looking good.
881901
You would move the whole unit to the desired angle, the elevation can be adjusted with a wrench. The stack just sits on four poles, just lift-off.I took the stand off my unit and put it on a wire mesh wagon. Makes moving much easier and fits in car better, bought a hinge pin for wagon handle, even easier to transport. unit work well on wagon.
1281668
About 6.5" high. The ramp is 22" long to the flat so can run a pretty low profile vehicle up the ramp without interference. Hope this helps.
806243
The angle of incline and the resistance are electronically set. The rest is up to you. This is a good piece of equipment that provides a good workout. Recommended.
951075
We just started using it. You can adjust the settings for "less" resistance so the heavier you are the less incline.