fast on pavement? good to take on trails that have mud, grass, sticks? good grip on grass when you take the first pedal?
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I think they are surprisingly fast on pavement. They also perform well in gravel and on fire trails. Mud I doubt, and cornering in wet pavement is not great. Grass is no problem, and sticks no problem i would think. They are versatile in my opinion, but its not a mountain bike tire nor a road tire, its in the middle ground, good at many things but not great at 1. Hope that helps.
599216
This is pretty sturdy on regular concrete or pavement. If your going through trails it's not that sturdy. It's actually a really good product and plenty of room.
753014
Both. The grass/mud etc is great to play in, given you have the right tires you can do quite a bit. The street is great with a nice pair of street tires and will grip so tight you'll flip before you slide. Takes a little practice but I can beat almost any car on my street, and with headlights/taillights (so I can tell direction at night from a distance) and 2 lipo batteries, this thing will zoom along at 70+mph. Hours of fun, but I've now spent almost 1600 on my car ... and it's almost all aluminum so the original parts left over can almost build a 2nd plastic. Lol
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It rides pretty well on both surfaces! Just overall, the board is rather flimsy compared to another Globe Nickel board I have and the bearings aren't quite as fast. But yeah, I suppose a smooth road is faster than the sidewalk.
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I wanted to know that myself. The skids drag grass and dirt, making it hard to push at times. I know the skids are ment for safety, but I plan to try wheels. I am very careful when I use my walker. I also need to replace one of the hand grips, otherwise it is the best walker I've used
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to be honest... I never had the mudlite ats...in any deep mud bogs! tho these new ones are great.. I would say they are almost a mix of mud and grass tires ...smooth on any surface..yet will go thru any thing
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Yeah, but they are more made for the trail which I know they are great for, climbing up hills in when you get off the bike. On the road though, I feel like a road bike shoe would work better as there is no extra spiky tread that makes it harder to walk when you get off the bike on the road. They're quality though. As for pedals, look up Shimano clipless pedals and you can get a nice set for under 70 bucks. All Shimano pedals I've used are awesome.
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Sidewalks are good, rough surfaces not so much .. You have to focus on the path so you don't hit any rocks or crevices..
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I'm driving on a smooth surface and was fine with it. Not sure about off road.
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Great on gravel and hills. The speed adjustment allows compensation in difficult terrain.
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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.
576672
Hi,I really haven't done much off road.The throttle switch is plastic and I was afraid it may break.I have done curbings,lawns,and some crappy roads.Handles well on these surfaces.The tires seem to be cracking on the sides.Little disappointed only had it a year.
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These were the first clipless pedals I ever used. I did a duathlon (run and bike) last year and didn't want to spend a ton of money. You do need to make sure that you don't have the clips too tight and practice unhooking in grass several times. I would get on and ride up the street, turn around and dismount in my front yard. Only fell once.
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I am not sure about the mud. I use these on the sidewalk, bike paths, and single track through the woods. They are great on ice and snow.
780648
Not noisy, but you will feel them. They deliver great traction offroad, but onroad you will feel a bit of drag since they're wide. For primarily onroad use with a bit of offroad, you might like Schwalbe Racing Ralphs a bit better. A touch narrower and smoother onroad but competent offroad as well.
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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.
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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.