Does the width of the back two wheels fixed? or it can change angle
1064464
The distance between the foot platforms are a fixed distance. However they go up and down seperately at the connection point towards the bottom of the steering column (Cambering section) With your foot movement. Watch Videos.
1064465
It is fixed. It does rotate side to side at the front where they attach to the frame so that it moves with your feet fluidly.
109439
Mines a bit different but if the front wheel is locked so it doesn't swivel then yes
1577016
No. Just looked at it. The rear wheel axle is not as long as the front one so unless you modify something, I don't believe you could.
2205386
Yes, that is how my bike is set up. Fixed cog on right, free wheel on left, or vice versa, depending on how you want to ride. Good luck
1387597
Sure. The legs, front and back, have the same diameter and alignment mechanisms. Maybe the ski pads will be angled wrong when you switch them but that will be easy enough to rectify. Taking it a step further, I replaced front and back legs with larger units thus giving myself larger wheels on all four corners as I find the ski pad thing unworkable. The Standers unit uses much smaller diameter tubing than just about all other walkers so I spent an afternoon in the local hardware store making up shims from pipe fittings and pieces of a bicycle inner tube.
962430
The wheels will fit, however the wider wheel and lower offset will push the wheels outward about an inch.
438862
Yes, it can and will turn over, but 16" tires make this the most stable of the available adult upright trikes. The Schwinn has 26" tires, and has a limit to the speed you can corner, others use 24" or 20" wheels and tires. It takes some care, and riding a 3 wheeler is very different from a two wheeler. a two wheel bike initiates turns by pushing on the handle bars and "leanng into" the curve (Really! Try it! While riding in a straight line, push on the right handlebar. You will drift to the RIGHT!). So it is quite a shock when you actually have to turn the front wheel in the direction you wish to go. Inevitably the inside wheel will come up, if you go too fast. 16 inch wheels are stronger too, if you need that load capacity. Spend time getting the hang of it, so your instincts are right, in a deserted parking lot. Keep the speed down when cornering. A recumbent 3 wheeler is both lighter and more stable, than an upright bike, uses a different steering mechanism (steers the rear/dual wheels usually). Recumbents are more comfy than an upright, the fully support your back, but they reduce your vision (the lower stance, again), and cars often don't see them. But the lower stance makes for a lower center of gravity. Not that cars see bicycles anyway, but they ARE difficult to see down there below bumper level. Hope that helps.
1442146
Sorry it's taken so long to respond. You can turn middle moveable wheel counter-clockwise to tighten. There is a noticeable difference, when you fluctuate that wheel.
1590289
Yes, it has two settings. One for the front wheel to swivel 360 degrees and one to lock it straight.
234386
Yes you can change the angle. It is controlled by the brackets at each end of the awning and you do it by loosening the two outer nuts on the end and then adjusting the center nut to he angle you want. Needs metric wrenches to properly do this. The mfg was supposed to update the lousy manual that came with the unit. Have them send you one.
213397
yes, though not comfortable to do. You have to correctly align two of the wheels.
685306
It's width is fixed. Also, my house (built in the 90s) doesn't really accommodate it well as the standard bar in the closet it too low for q double rack (like the image)
138236
If the bikes fit front to back without removing wheels this will work for you
484248
Just the standard curvature in the back, there is no adjustment. I would be great if it did have an adjustment for it and that's about the only thing it lacks.
186489
It can be set to work with two bikes with different sized wheels. The total distance and other factors are one, does not indicate what was done with the bike # 1 or # 2.
1775756
Yes, it is. It can fit either side as long as you are trying to set it up in the rear wheels.
379686
My rider has a square post that is attached to the seat, so this model is not easily changed. Really depends on the design of the seat post.