What is the maximum speed of this puppy?
889307
I have clocked it at 22 MPH on a slight downhill.(No wind) It will not do this "blazing speed" for long though, as the batteries will quickly go dead, and you will be pumping! My wife weighs 140LBS, and this thing only got her downtown and back, 5 miles each way. Wide open, which is necessary at all times, it will die soon after 10 miles. Pumping a 176 LB machine is not a fun chore! This is one "Sad Puppy" I suggest a 49cc gas machine, and avoid this nightmare at all costs! I hope this helps. -Bob
889308
The speedometer indicator goes to 25mph. I weigh 117, and consistently reach 'high speed'. ymmv
46888
Max 4 mph. The clearance is 2 inches, so inclines may be hard and rough ride due to the non-inflatable tires.
359242
I am using it for my puppy who will soon be 125. As of now I couldn't answer that question.
2224627
You can control the speed somewhat. My dog doesn't like it. My granddaughter chases him with it.
681123
I have had great success, my puppy is 30 pounds and since you can adjust the degree of stimulation (I use #3) you should be able to use it on a dog as large as 160 pounds, maybe more, it packs a punch, I tried it on my thigh and wow
937924
I think the speed estimate is pretty accurate. About 20mph on even ground, rider weight contingent. I'm like 15 or so pounds over the maximum suggested weight for this bike, but I saw it clocked today by one of those automated speed traps at 17mph without peddling on a slight incline. Though I can't imagine it goes faster than 25 even with peddling, with the exception of down hill. It doesn't have the gears for higher speeds. You would have to be peddling pretty fast to get anything over 20mph, but the bike is noticeably faster than a cheap i-Zip electric bike. Sorry for such a delayed response. I don't have a speedometer, so I didn't really think I could answer this, until I saw the speed sign today.
663176
My dog is 24 lbs and is definitely the max size for the mini ride. The weight limit is just for extra gear and stuff.
2137174
Dug out my little instruction booklet and it says: "Maximum pet weight is 33 lbs. (15 kg)". Let me know if I can be of further help.
224886
It's ok. It moves best on pavement, slower in grass, ok on dirt, spins out a lot on loose stuff. It probably tops out at about 15-17 mph on the pavement. Cannot handle hard jumps.
839948
it has three speeds....we use it in a dog daycare...really strong, good price, not too loud
1314313
It's goes under 10 mph. My 4 year old daughter loves riding it. You'll be fine.
2191905
I would say it is medium to fast. It is hatched at the end, so it is somewhat variable.
1032693
PetStep says that it will take up to 500 pounds. Our dog was 85 pounds and there was no flex in the ramp. I think that it would do well for your pup even when she is full grown. Petstep has a good video on their website that you might want to look at.
307531
The max I have gone is 35.03 miles/hr, so this is 56 km/hr, so unfortunately I can not answer. I am sure, it will go higher.You can reset your max speed and then try to see how high it goes.
2078043
The owner manual does not say, it's very strong and fast, trying looking on there website. Two speeds, I use the slower one since that is still very fast.
752518
I have no idea what the trigger speed is. I do know that its range is limited: perhaps 20 yards max. I have not measured it with a test. I just know that the animals that appear in the photos are within 10 yards. I would like a longer range, but I am not sure how much more I must spend in order to get longer range.
1227489
It had a high pich noise that gets louder as you increase the speed. This probably won't work well with dogs