is it good for heavy riders like 220 and up?
1933809
The board is alright for someone of that weight. I'm 210lbs and this was my first board. I recommend this for a beginner, some learning to skate.
2103905
If you're asking if its comfortable for an adult rider, yes for an average sized person. If you mean comfortable for the operator, you may need to sit a bit further forward. Its a good thing to have even if its just for storing gear.
1603453
yes..its very light so its good for many tricks. My only concern is its so light that a rider who has used heavier rides might be so strong for it they would have to re-learn their timing a little.
150969
Agree with the others. I weigh 220 and have had no issues. I am using it at 1.7 miles an hour, having worked up from 1.1, not sure about any slower than that.
523053
Not bad but it also depends on what kind of seat you put on it. Ps this is not a mountain bike so dont expect to ram into the side walk without getting scrambled balls. No shocks here just a stiff ride which allows you to pedal and not lose momentum
505383
This is an all around board, good for most riders. While its meant to cover most riders, I wouldn't recommend it for anyone too big or too small (light) say less than 65 lbs or more than 220 lbs.
778359
These machines are not built for hvy use. 250 # is probable the very max. I loaned mine to a friend who weighs over 200# and the trans axle broke. I suggest buying a sturdier machine.
1862246
Any time u add air it will lift the rear regardless of load. the only thing is when there is no load the suspension is a lot stiffer. I usually ride with 15lbs it gives u lift but still rides good. I never go over 45lbs. 50 is the max better safe than sorry & I tow a really heavy trailor no problem
90866
Im about 5'11 - 6 foot and have a 31- 32 inseam and I ride the 58cm frame. This bike is almost perfect for me but I would get a 57 if I could because the 58 seems a bit tall at times but after I got used to it, its perfect for me. I say if your legs are somewhat long/average, I would go up but I've also road a 54.5 that didn't seem too small (it was an expensive Fuji and Ive read that they are sized large) but then again, the seat was really high. If you go down, with the 54, you'll save weight but it might feel a tad too small and your seat might be a little higher than you like...It depends what you want. Personally, I would go up. How much do you weigh?
1713729
I'm 6'2" 220lbs and the seat get high enough on the second to highest setting but the handle bars seem a little low on their highest setting for me. I do have some back problems and don't have much flexibility so that would be part of it. I would prefer the handle bar post were longer.
80288
I'm 220 and no problem, running recommended pressure on the side wall.They should have a higher capacity than skinnier tires as far as weight cap.
218747
I am a very big guy. 6'4'' and well over 3000LBS. The front suspension feels squishy to me. I have not been able to ride it a lot so no opinion yet.
103174
My son runs 250-260 and rides the bike hard - should be fine - he loves the bike. He rides motocross and does a lot of stunts on the bike just fine.
1888159
I would not recommend it for anyone over 220 but I love mine...love, love, love them!
825401
I'm 240 and I ride it for short distances, feels fairly sturdy but I wouldn't make it an adult mode of transport by any means. And definitely don't try any stunts on it!
1516606
I am under 120 and use it regularly but I have a son who is 210 who uses it occasionally and I have had a friend who is near 300 who used it a few times. It seems to be able to hold the weight fine while assisting with p/ups.
922877
Well I'm about 80#s lighter, but this seat is more comfortable than others I've tried. I use on mountain bike and ride forest service roads well over 10 miles. it keeps pressure off private parts, but you'll still have to adjust forward or back some because you'll get pressure on cheeks and want to move around a bit.