Is it worth it to pay the extra for the quick release axels? I will travel via car and flights but not sure worth extra $$ as the other chair is cheaper without release wheels. Please your advise is appreciated
1180816
I got the quick release wheels, but have not used them to date. I would say unless you will be transporting the chair in a compact vehicle, you will probably not need them. It fits easily in my car.
763520
Given the similarities, I'd go with the less expensive version, with shield. You could always take off the shield if you dislike it, but it serves a use. Most of the other construction seems similar, and the one with shield has slightly larger wheels.
693516
I love these ramps, one thing you have to consider. These ramps have a large spacing between the bars. A motorized wheel chair has smaller wheels than an ATV, they may simply get stuck between the crossbars or have a really bumpy ride up. If you are loading a motorized wheel chair I would consider a lift-gate. I do love these ramps, I never have a problem with them. They haven't warped the slightest bit and I'm nearly 300 lbs and my wheeler has to weigh around 500 to 600 lbs. That would make a combined weight of around 1000 lbs. or half a ton. Again I would trust them as far as weight but you're going to have to add a flat panel to them in order to load a wheel chair. I love these ramps, one thing you have to consider. These ramps have a large spacing between the bars. A motorized wheel chair has smaller wheels than an ATV, they may simply get stuck between the crossbars or have a really bumpy ride up. If you are loading a motorized wheel chair I would consider a lift-gate. I do love these ramps, I never have a problem with them. They haven't warped the slightest bit and I'm nearly 300 lbs and my wheeler has to weigh around 500 to 600 lbs. That would make a combined weight of around 1000 lbs. or half a ton. Again I would trust them as far as weight but... » Read More I love these ramps, one thing you have to consider. These ramps have a large spacing between the bars. A motorized wheel chair has smaller wheels than an ATV, they may simply get stuck between the crossbars or have a really bumpy ride up. If you are loading a motorized wheel chair I would consider a lift-gate. I do love these ramps, I never have a problem with them. They haven't warped the slightest bit and I'm nearly 300 lbs and my wheeler has to weigh around 500 to 600 lbs. That would make a combined weight of around 1000 lbs. or half a ton. Again I would trust them as far as weight but you're going to have to add a flat panel to them in order to load a wheel chair. « Show Less
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If you buy this chair, make sure you also get some of those heavy duty extra large wheels to replace the ones that come with it...especially if you are going to be on carpet without a mat under the chair. I have hovered around 350 the entire time I've used this chair, and the chair itself has held up well...the wheels on the other hand are unhappy with me :P I have owned it a little over a year now.
1208584
Thanks, your post will help my decision to buy in a positive way. I also am curious whether or not the chair comes with screws to mount the wheel or if you need to get some and what size if so. Thanks again.
1595869
I noticed this same price difference when I bought mine about 11 months ago. I found my chair to be very good quality and function. I am glad I bought this one.
905700
Hi. Are you looking at the one with 6" wheels, or the one with 8" wheels. (I bought 2, one of each). A word of caution, the one with 6" wheels should not be used outside. I think either one could be used in the way your asking. The one with the larger wheels has a much better seat. I purchased these for a friend (male) who is living in an assited-living home. He weighs almost 240 pounds, and is a little over 6ft tall. If you can swing it, the one wit the 8" wheels is a better chair. I paid $89.00 for the small one, and $125.00 for the larger one. Hope this helps. Steve
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none. My feeling is this..for the price..if you are going to replace things on it, for what you will pay for the part you might as well invest more into a ride that already has what you're looking for. On this ride, I dont like the clamp but the clamp isnt standard size so it doesnt replace easily.
1258495
This is the cheaper one with no wheels, It is an annoyance to move over hard surfaces, I take the weight off and carry it over the drive way. I believe they make a model with wheels.
202113
Hi Paul, I ordered this same product from Amazon about 12 days ago even tho it's sold by DTX or some third party. Assuming we both purchased from the same place, I did receive both a front wheel block and a quick release in the box along with the trainer. This was not stated in the original description that either of these two things would be included but they were included so I don't know, maybe ask the dealer or double check the package.
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The black one is the newer 2014 model and the red one is the original 2013 model as far as I am aware. The other poster is correct, the red one has wheels at all 4 corners, but razor found that this made the cart unstable during sharp turns and while getting on or off so they replaced the front wheels with stabilizing posts. There is one other HUGE difference though. Look at them side by side in photos... the battery for the original red model is mounted behind the seat and as a result, the seat is much closer to the steering wheel. The black one is much better for a larger child (or a child at heart) because the battery is in the housing with the motor (not great for replacement, but way better for comfort) AND the seat has additional mounting holes that have been drilled to move the seat back an additional inch or so if needed when your child grows. I don't know if the red one always comes with a seat belt, but regardless of model, you can purchase a seat belt very inexpensively via razor's website. If you are an adult and are thinking of buying one of these, your only choice is the black model as there is literally a 4 inch difference in seating position. Your legs and groin will thank you! I am a 200 lb. male and I have the seat moved back on my 2014 version black Crazy Cart. I'm a little big for it, but not uncomfortable at all and let me tell you, this thing is SUCH A BLAST to drive around the neighborhood. I hope this was helpful. Enjoy!
1069630
I'm going to suggest you go to Lowe's, Home Depot or similar store and buy your castor wheels there. If the chair uses a bastard size you'll need to replace all four to get a level ride but the chair is such a piece of junk you'll be better off.
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Keep in mind this wheelchair is mainly for transport, not for comfortable. If you need to take someone to airport, and carry it with you in the whole journey, then this is great tool for a short time, but if you need to use daily for a long time, then you better off find a different wheel chair. This chair is little too small for 5'5 and 130 lbs person.
1491119
No they don't. I missed my chair for the first time last week and it hurt. If you're not watching what you're doing you can miss the ball or slide off. Sliding off is not really an issue unless you're not paying attention, but be aware that some outfits are more slippery than others! But I like that it rolls most of the time. I just got in a hurry and paid for it. I'd still recommend the chair though; it's helped with my lower back pain a lot.
1784923
i never looked for replacements but i did break the locking mechanisms off the wheels which helps a little. Still doesn't roll well but at least the wheels don't lock out all of the time. OK chair but there are probably better options out there....
2010986
The msrx is much quicker than the 120sr... definitely will entertain you and improve your reflexes. You could also consider a nano cpx, which is similarly quick and has the added benefits of a collective heli. I have a 120sr bnf, msrx rtf, and nano cpx bnf. I'm still practicing good coordinated turns, no inverted stuff yet, but I like the way the nano flys the best.
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This is a guess Terry, as you haven't provided much to go on, but you may find that one had harder, denser projections than the other. I'm sorry, but without access to the exact info in the web page you are viewing, I can't tell you which is which, though my guess would be that the cheaper one is the softer one. I hope that helps, such as it is. Unless you are an experienced rumble roller user, personally I would opt for the soft option.