the length, distance between the two tires in front, Are the wheels separate from the handle bars when it comes to turning
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Front wheels are about 15 inches apart, and they turn using a tiller bar system that when you turn the handlebar both front wheels turn to the angle of the handlebar, but the main axle remains perpendicular to the seat. That way the whole system remains stable, and you have to use less force to turn the wheels. It doesn't make as tight a turn, but it is a safer turn. My wife got very good at making three point turns in tight places while she was recovering from her surgery.
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The turning "system" is great with the fixed axle. It makes "K" turns easier. But don't confuse the stability with ability for higher speeds. There is no way to adapt the steering bar to the user. Yes. I'm a cyclist but it's an easy modification. A taller user will feel confined by the narrow bar which is extremely sensitive. Don't take a hand off or weight off the bar. It's not wide enough... All hands on the bars, full attention, before starting to move. If it looks like I'm going past 4 months, it's most likely getting a simple bar stem attached.
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I am sorry I can't give you the exact measurements because I loaned mine to a friend. However, the approximate length is about 36 inches and I would say the approximate width is 18 inches. With respect to the wheels turning the most important factor is that the wheels turn on the outside of the axle therefore keeping the front wheel width constant and stable. There are less expensive units that the front axle turns. When the axle turns both wheels then move closer to the center of the unit and the whole unit is far less stable and can easily tip over. This unit is very stable.
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wheels are app. 14 inches apart. The handlebars are fixedto a shaft that are attached to rods that turn only the wheels. The front cross member does not turn which makes it very stableThe
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the steering is similar to rack & pinion. The front axle plane does not turn with the handle bars. Wheels are about 14" center to center spacing for the front. If worried about tip over on turning, it can be tippie on sharp turns. Just have to be careful and slow on cornering.
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If you mean the "tires", they are rubber but I am not happy with the bike, very poorly made, no steering, you have to lift the front wheels to steer in a different direction and the seat is very small. Only used it a couple times, my baby is very uncomfortable in it.
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Both wheels turn so I assume they are both powered by battery. It was a gift for our grandson so I'm not seeing it myself
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Two complete wheels assembled with skewers. Takes 26" tires of various widths
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I didn't drive another brand long enough to know about how the two compared. The shifter I had engaged/disengaged the two front wheels from swiveling independently in place (what you need to turn around in a tight spot) and then engaged them to steer with the handlebars.
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Basically the same other than the track or width between wheels, and the wheel hubs
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I believe that information would be printed onto the outside of the tire... should give the size, how much air to put in it, etc... local bike shop can help, bring the front wheel to them, it detaches quite easily...
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The wheel in the front swivels but the rear wheels follow the handlebars. You'll never have to back up to turn - I highly recommend it.
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There is some assembly. Handlebars need attached to the neck with 4 Allen bolts. Front tire, seat and pedals. You will also need to adjust the deraiulers as both bikes were waaay off from the factory. Brake calipers need aligned and all rotors on both bikes were warped. Unless you are getting this for less than 400, I would recommend getting another brand. Paint quality and welds along with alignment before welding all could be improved.
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It's pretty big...the front wheel is not attached..so it comes about the size of the bike without the front wheel..you have to assemble that!
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Dear Ms. Clement: Since there are a number of things you could mean by "distance between the front and back wheels" I have taken all measurements that I consider you might be requesting, hoping to get you all the relevant information. I completely concur with Ms. O
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There is a gear in the handlebars that connects them to the wheels, so when you turn the handles the front wheels turn.
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These isn't a difference but when you mount the tires look for the arrow on the sidewall for the direction that they should spin in
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No the last number is the wheel diameter (the steel part) your wheel is a different size. The 1st 2 numbers are tire diameter and then tire width.
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The set is for both the front and rear wheel. The tires are specific, the front tire is only used on the front, and the rear tire is only used on the rear. You should have no problem telling the two apart.
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The front mount and the rear mount would be as far apart as your front fork and the rear tire are separated on your bike. The smaller the bike, the smaller the separation. The rear wheel mounts on a separate (fourth) sucker. The image shows a three sucker piece, which as a whole is intended to hold the front fork.
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The tires are about 1 inch wide but are heavy duty not plastic. The handles are arms length