Hello I am 5"7 around 130 lbs. I really am considering getting the torker lx. What size wheel would you recommended for a beginner?
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The 18" should bd fine.or 16".With a bigger wheel you pedal slower, which requires more balancing skill.i have read the hours to get competent are about 50 or more, compared to 1 hour for a bicycle. Takes a lot of patience.
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The 18" should bd fine.or 16". With a bigger wheel you pedal slower, which requires more balancing skill. i have read the hours to get competent are about 50 or more, compared to 1 hour for a bicycle. Takes a lot of patience.
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I ride a Torker myself, and I'm 5"10 and 140. I would go for the 20 inch wheel, because it will give you a good amount of control.
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Did you find out? According to the parts diagram I have, it's an 11 inch wheel. I ordered it and it was too small - it is actually a 12 inch wheel (I have same model and year as you). Before I order this one, I want to know if it worked.
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You may try but this would be more appropriate for someone around less than 6 feet and weighing around 80kg. You may look for something more sturdy for a comfortable ride. I would suggest Diamondback 2013 Overdrive V 29'er Mountain Bike with 29-Inch Wheels, expensive but worth it.
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I think that depends on what the rider wants. A smaller wheel gives you better acceleration and control. If you are tall you might want to go with the 26 in for more comfort.. again, it depends what you will be doing with your bike.. mine is a 24 in.. I am short it works for me and gives me all the comfort I want in a bike.. after all you are not mountain climbing with a tricycle..
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Hello Isaias, To be honest, I measured the wheels in inches, then converted to mm. There is absolutely no difference in wheel size. The only difference, that I can see, between the Fuzion Cityglide and Razor A5 is the color, the handle grips, and the ability to hold a 200 lb. weight. Cityglide does not indicate how much weight it can sustain, but I am 125 lbs. and have had no problems at all. The only scooter which is a little more different than these two Razors is the Razor RDS ("dirt scooter") which has soft rubber wheels and look slightly larger. Both the Razor A5 and Cityglide have hard rubber wheels which sometimes make it hard to run on pebbles and railroad tracks. I am going to replace my hard wheels with soft rubber (similar to bicycle wheels) for a more smoother ride. Hope this helps! :D
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I don't ride, but my 11 and 13 year-old sons do well on 20" wheels. Being 6'3", I would think 24" might suit you better.
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I got this for my 8 yr old..I'd say its great for a begining rider..it is pretty snappy as you turn up the govoner. Great for riding around on flat surface as it sits low to the ground..but I'm 130lbs and ripped it around..loved it..for more experienced rider I'd say its like having a minibike..might want a size bigger if taking him on any real trails.
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Hi,A standard stock wheel fits on G16, 8" wheel on 18.5" tire. Or, are you looking to customize your cart and will it have a lift kit or not? If no lift kit, you can put up to a 12" wheel on a low profile tire. We can get any wheel/tire combination so if there is a particular style you like, email it to me and I can quote you a price. You can do so from our website. Thanks, Dana
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Nope. You need tires marked 26 x 1-3/8. Been there, done that. On Amazon, your choice is limited (no fancy stuff like Schwalbe, so far as I know) but Kenda has you covered. Do you really need a $40 tire on an old steel rim English wheel? If I could, I'd send you a link to the tire I have in mind. If you answer this post, I'll give you the ISO size you need.
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I use Orangtang wheels and thwy ride really smooth. Theres diffrent tupes of wheels depending on what you want them for. Overal they're fantastic long lasting wheels.
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Hello, these specific wheels are not made in 15" however American Racing does make other Torq Thrust options in the 15". What is the year, make and model of your vehicle? Thanks!RyanTires By Web
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I would go bigger, as a beginner the bigger the board the easier to get started. This board is light enough even at a larger size. I HAVE ridden this one though and I'm 5'8 150. So it will work. Bigger boards are more stable and make catching the waves WAY easier. Having said that for it's size this board has plenty of float and is stiff enough to support your size easily.
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This comes with a 7 inch wheel. You can use a 9 inch pad. I am. it works fine. I will eventually purchase a 9 inch wheel just because i'm picky about such things. But it does work fine with my 9 inch pads.
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Buy a quality unit such as Align TREX or Eflight Blade. The 450 size is good to learn on, so stay in that size range. The Hausler parts are much lower quality and when you fix it you will realize the difference. I own two of these and neither flies anymore.
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Most likely you will be able to ride it, but it may not be comfortable. If you are just learning, the small size may make learning more difficult. I think you would be better off buying a 20 in wheel.
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I am 50 I have a hard time flying the darn thing . It will get expensive I have replaced the blades quit a few times . I would start with the smaller 1s . Good luck .
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Go with the 16" wheels. My son is 43" inches now and we just moved him up to 18" wheels. He learned how to ride to ride a two wheeler with the 14" wheels last year, but he was 40" at the time and now has outgrown that bike.