How good will this bike do on hard trails? Such as jumps and rocks?
44701
It is a very nice trail bike but not for professional purpose. Don't push so hard. It goes ok for jumps and rocks as well but again, not in professional use. I am very satisfied that effect.
44702
It does really well on those, I have a bunch of intermediate trails near me and me and my friends hit them all the time and it does a great job!
44703
I have taken it out on some very steep and rocky singletrack and it performs very well. I have not jumped yet.
492608
My wife's is supper tuff. It climbs like no tomorrow, I drove it up a mountain over 400 yards that for a person was all but hands and knees, went just a little to much side hill and it rolled and flipped over rocks and brush and still is ticking. Don't go ramming full blast into stuff and you should be ok.Got parts on line where ever. Love ours it's a supper truck.
411672
Don't think so, I think it would be okay for the occasional dirt/gravel you just need to cross but on an actual trail? Might be a challenge with the tires being slim with less contact on the ground. Haven't actually tried it hardcore on a trail mind you.
1194802
Almost the same, I can get around 16mi FULL THROTTLE on mostly flat ground but you can also take this on gravel since it has hybrid tires. With pedal you can even last longer.
820000
Depends on the trail. It certainly has the front shocks but the heavy battery in the rear can't take much of a pounding. I broke a rear rack on a 6 inch drop. Prodeco sent a free replacement.
2216060
That depends, if it's loose gravel, not so well. If it's more compact then it should be great. Hills would be doable if the child is older and can use the brake on the downhill. They really are so fun. I purchased one for my son and then my three daughters after they saw how fun it was then two neighbor boys went out and bought one after trying theirs out.
588127
This style and actual bike would be a good choice. It should be manageable in terms of weight versus size.
651183
It took both my son and daughter to carry it in...awkward more than anything...but the bike is solid as a rock! I've ridden it since October and love it. I'm up around 245 and it take my weight easily. I do recommend keeping the air pressure at 60lbs or higher...it not only rides better, but the tires won't wear as fast. WTMI? Sorry :-)
1955560
I have on the front handlebars and its fine. It would bounce on a mountain bike.
721127
My 12 year old son said its good for downhill but the bearings and wheels are average. He is planning on replacing the wheels soon. Hope this helps
517963
I pulled kids with this bike, but my biggest problem was that the bike is designed to be a casual cruising bike and if you are doing hills it is hard to pedal pulling the extra weight. You are not sitting at an angle that gives you the most power for pedaling, so it can be a strain on you. I never had any problems with the brakes, but I don't think I ever had to brake hard.
1740191
Yes to all your question's.Bike handles very well,and shifting is no problem.April 27,2014 by Ray Lilly
615152
like the bike a lot, should be OK for you, but I agree will not get you up a hill...you need more power...
1288535
I have used it on grass and dirt but you have to be careful and go slow. I would not try to use it on medium rocks or rough trails. The danger is in tipping over.
294145
I use it on light dirt trails The tires are a little skinny for this, but it's doable. I put a tire with a little more tread on it, but I haven't tried it yet, but I expect it will be better.
1571488
No, the suspension is not like that of a gas powered dirt bike. If you are looking to use it on a track, buy a 50cc dirt bike. A used one won't cost that much more.
2193751
Not technically a dirt bike but its durable so it would do fine on dirt. Not really a climbing bike but designed to take impact.