I live on a dirt road, would it be protected from cutting out when road is bumpy?
996252
I live on a dirt road it works perfectly !!!! I got mine professionally installed to make sure I had the right kit around it. But, I have not had any problems!
996253
This radio is crap I bought it and after just a few months the volume wouldn't work
2065245
I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks. It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
608904
In general, no. I use it every day and I have only noticed it "bouncing" when going over a bumpy road or potholes.
1087879
We ride ours outside up and down the driveway, and occasionally on the road. It can handle minor pebbles, cracks, bumps. I wouldn't go on a particularly rocky road, however, since the wheels aren't that big.
2234864
Not really. None of the connections (barring perhaps connection from hub to wire) are ruggedized/weather proof. I wouldn't be too worried in a light sprinkle, or on wet roads, but I wouldn't want to ride in the rain.
1902099
My son uses it on sidewalks, so I assume if the road is relatively smooth it'd be fine.
1850774
Yeah, u should definently be fine. I just noticed if u drive fast like over 70mph and hit bumps on the highway, it will slide a little bit but it's a great product.
1766971
No, you need one with proper air tires. These tires don't do well on bumpy surfaces.
2161528
I've had no issues with it flopping at highway speeds. I think you'll be fine if your cut is small, to minimize uplift.
2065247
I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks.It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
362533
Yes on flat surfaces. There is no braking system so hills would be a problem. It basically has roller blade wheels so as long as the surface is concrete or asphalt outside would be fine. Large cracks in the concrete and rocks could pose a small problem.
492549
Yes. No. No this product will not survive the punishment from passing snow plows pushing snow off the road. It is going to require some type of protection to block the snow being plowed off the road.
1084874
Hmmm, bumpy as in broken concrete, or bumpy as in a textured sidewalk? I would say no if it's broken concrete but yes to a textured sidewalk. Mine rides nice on walks down our dirt/gravel road. The stroller is made to take the rougher terrain, but my daughter definitely bobbles around in it (which I had hoped would not happen). She's 6 months old. I would not feel comfortable getting up to any speed when walking on our road due to the rough ride. I'm not sure of any stroller that would take that kind of beating (meaning the kiddo would be in for a smooth ride) unless it had some pretty serious suspension system under it:)
969830
I think if you did, the material would break down from the elements (sun&dirt;) or by the foot traffic. Sand paper with adhesion might be a better option.
1451521
I'm driving on a smooth surface and was fine with it. Not sure about off road.
2228791
I wasn't happy with the durability of this product, it got bumped while installed and not bumped hard, and snapped so just be careful if you're off roading and it's installed not to let anything hit it.
53172
i think so, but when i went over bumps sometimes it would come off. I suggest tying it down with bungees.