if i need to move it around occasionally how stable is it with gear in it? would i need to remove everything first? thanks.
861480
It's not very stable, if you are putting heavy equipment on it, its not going to hold up, get something else, something with casters (wheels), maybe like a rack case musicians use.
861481
I'd guess not, depending on what you mean by occasional. It seemed stable to me when I moved it from my work-bench to where I set it up. If I was going to be moving it regularly (i.e. gigging) I'd probably look for some kind of road-case kind of enclosure that is truly designed to be moved about.
593125
I have no problems with it being stable. It doesn't tip(unless all your weight is on one edge). Or bounce/shift under you. And I have balance and depth perception issues! So I think you'll be safe.
1100644
It wouldn't be heavy to move. I have not tried to disassemble, but my guess is it would not be difficult. You would just need an allen key.
42618
Yes, it is substantially more stable. It won't flop in the wind or when you ride over bumps, but it can be knocked out of alignment if you bump it into something or drop the helmet on the ground.
1102273
It will be fine, not unstable. The only thing I did not feel safe doing was going fast on down slopes due to the increased length versus a regular bike trailer. Else it is awesome! Keep your tools handy for the first couple of times you go riding, you will find yourself having to make some adjustments
1272570
I bought 2 of these and absolutely love them. I have not tried to move mine, but you would definitely have to take everything out to move. Would not be good for heavy items, I use mine for shirts, blouses, and pants, no heavy sweaters or coats. It is a little flimsy, but it works for what I need it to do.
171278
Barely. With usual stop and go traffic mine stays exactly where I left it. It only moves if I suddenly stop short. I think as long as you have something with a little weight in it it is less likely to slide. I have spare flashlight, spare gloves, blanket and cleaning wipes in mine...not that much weight to those things. Oh, how could I forget...holds groceries upright too, even if I turn a corner a "little" too quickly!
1396359
OH, and assemble it where it is going to be. Best to move it around without the legs. It's quite heavy.
1301116
It can be put up and taken down with a fair amount of ease. The longer it is up and used, the harder it can be to take down especially if you are using it in spin mode a lot. I have put mine up and down quite a few times and have had little to no problems. And I am doing some heavy tricks on it. (Shoulder mount to fonji and back for example ) It is a very god substitute to an X-pole.
1591222
While it is easy to move, it is not readily collapsible. Once you assemble it, you probably want to leave it assembled and just move it around.
535295
It's very stable. I used it for timelapse on a windy day with legs fully extended for 60mins without a problem. Also hooked my 5 pounds backpack on it.
1479717
Absolutely not! I move it all the time. It's awesome and won't damage anything
1421923
I think the word stable has too many meanings.What kind of forces,how much force ?I use it to wash my 29"mtn bike and store inside.
157698
While I'm not an expert, here's my input: Yes, you can move it, subject to any distance/length restrictions listed in the installation manual, in case any are shown there. Regarding keeping it upright, my guess would be that you should do this, but again, check the installation manual for any such restrictions.
954673
It moves slightly, more so when empty, but after filling it up I've had no issues. Tons of space and very secure.
1299190
Oh yes, it's very movable. I'm a small lady and I don't have too much trouble moving it. You can also completely disassemble it if you want to take it in the car to the park or camping.
1577980
It's very stable. I however keep it at home for practice only. Just be careful, if you adjust it a lot, I understand that can cause weakness.