is it's good for bashing and riding in dirt or nahh....
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Jadarrius, these are plastic toys, expensive plastic toys. I wouldn't recommend driving them into walls, but ours has taken several high speed crashes and came out unhurt. I'm sure it's only a matter of time before we break something. The replacement parts are fairly inexpensive so I wouldn't avoid a purchase just due to the possibility of breaking it. As far as driving in the dirt, this thing has so much power that as long as you have traction it will go anywhere. It drives through uncut grass at least 30 miles per hour. If you are on the fence about buying one, all I have to say is go for it. We did and are very happy with the purchase. Jadarrius, these are plastic toys, expensive plastic toys. I wouldn't recommend driving them into walls, but ours has taken several high speed crashes and came out unhurt. I'm sure it's only a matter of time before we break something. The replacement parts are fairly inexpensive so I wouldn't avoid a purchase just due to the possibility of breaking it. As far as driving in the dirt, this thing has so much power that as long as you have traction it will go anywhere. It drives through uncut grass at least 30 miles per hour. If you are on the fence about buying one, all I have to say is go for... » Read More Jadarrius, these are plastic toys, expensive plastic toys. I wouldn't recommend driving them into walls, but ours has taken several high speed crashes and came out unhurt. I'm sure it's only a matter of time before we break something. The replacement parts are fairly inexpensive so I wouldn't avoid a purchase just due to the possibility of breaking it. As far as driving in the dirt, this thing has so much power that as long as you have traction it will go anywhere. It drives through uncut grass at least 30 miles per hour. If you are on the fence about buying one, all I have to say is go for it. We did and are very happy with the purchase. « Show Less
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I like it for running. The wheels are good if you run where it isn't too rugged... My sister has one and disagrees. She says her feet hit the bar on the bottom when she runs. She's shorter than me, so I guess it will depend on how tall you are. I love it though. Hope this helps.
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I mainly use it for sidewalks but occasionly go on a slight dirt path and it does ok. It's definitely more for pathed walks though.
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Film of dirt is ok....filthy and lots of heavy dirt is jot ok. Check out autogeekonline forums for more info.
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I use mine everyday for quick pickups on traffic areas and love it. It is amazing how much dirt it grabs. Well worth it!
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It is a sturdy devise, but have not tried it on dirt. If it is packed and not rocky, I would think it might be okay. It is not sturdy if not fitted correctly. Andreana
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It can roll around on dirt, carpet, etc. We had it buzzing around my buddies deck (he's the one we got it for; former tank commander) and over people feet and other obstacles.
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I have ridden mine on pavement, gravel, and dirt, it has done well and held up. It does have a kick stand. My only complaint is it needs to be taken in and adjusted because it is super tight.
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This bike is by no means a mountain bike but for the price is a very good folding bike. I have had two folders and Hasa is almost as good as the $450 dahon I have (after Hasa was stolen). I think it would do fine on dirt/fire roads but anything too bumpy would be tough on the bike and rider. If you are new to biking and do not plan on doing anything too crazy I would be willing to bet the bike would be fine on any dirt road you would feel comfortable on. I hope this helps.
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Yes but I would not recommend using it for that purpose. It's a good overall protection from dust and dirt
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It should be fine for small jobs in sand or mud. I actually managed to bend it this week by digging myself out if very dense ice. Perhaps I hit some concrete, but was slightly disappointed it bent.
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It has a lot of power, so for grinding or polishing in a tight spot, I would be careful of kickback. I use it for grinding/polishing jobs in a large area. Foe wheel rims it would work, just hold on tight!
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Its made for pavement not for dirt. It goes 13 to 15 miles per hour for about 3 miles
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It rides okay in grass, dirt am not to sure about so I would not be able to answer that. There's no parks around that u can go to?
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It's not the strongest thing in the world, and it has near zero ground clearance. It's best for holding big boxes of light stuff over smooth streets. If you want to go over rough surfaces, definitely get something with bigger wheels and more ground clearance.
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I use it on pavement and it works fine...I'm not sure about dirt roads though. If I hit even a little bump on uneven pavement it bumps all over the place.
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I do drive mine outdoors, but it is not very rugged. It is good on paved surfaces but not on gravel or bumpy yards. I have ridden mine in the rain but I wouldn't let it get too wet or it might damage it. I don't think it would be good in snow or on icy surfaces. Better for malls or paved surfaces.