Can I ride with only 1 person on that?
513787
Sure! "Seats"are not attached, so just scoot to the center of the boat for balance. You may need to support the back so it doesn't lay back.
513788
It will be tough especially on the back rider. Besides being the steersman and "propeller" s/he has to bend their legs to the point where it may interfere with the paddling action. The person in the front can stretch their feet out into the front. I would recommend one kayak per, especially if you are any taller than 5'4" (seriously, seated your buttocks to soles of your feet extend 3 feet), it will be cramped. With gear, f'gettaboutit!
513789
There is a weight limit. It is difficult to navigate if you exceed the weight limit. On a lake, I have many times had both my kids in one boat with me, but three adults is difficult. If you were going to navigate a river I wouldn't recommend more than two people.
1127836
You can but not with the multiple wheels. You have to change it to one wheel per leg. Make sure it's a smooth surface.
1005242
It's 170 pounds PER PERSON! We got ours last year and kids and adults love it! It's an easy ride........very stable........unless you get wild on it!
400268
I wouldn't recommend it, as it is unlikely two riders together will total under the maximum 220# for which this is rated. Plus, the training wheels are pretty far back on the bike to help the front rider stay vertical. Consider a tandem trike instead, if you can afford one. We have, and like, the Terratrike Rover Tandem.
1599604
It is most definatly a 2 person kayak. For one person it is very cumbersome. Difficult to steer and slow going.
454804
Kinda you have to remove a couple straps. You need to either pull over or have a second person with you
846620
As long as the bike has a kickstand or something stable keep it upright, you can operate it alone
1590829
No. My daughter doesn't know how to ride by herself either. The attachment is sturdy so that the main bike keeps it balanced.
1015858
It can be done, although it's not necessarily the most comfortable pedaling. You'll definitely notice the lack of a larger platform under your foot, but I do it sometimes for short rides in a pinch.
1930196
1 rider could ride it but it is way more fun with 2. As to weight distribution - I rode it with my 9 year old grandson - quite a bit of weight difference and we had absolutely no problem.
1930198
I can't say for sure about only one rider but I do know the 2 riders can be very different in weight and it doesn't matter. My daughter was holding her 3 yr old in one seat and her 8 year old son who is kinda small rode in the other and it worked fine. I would hazard a guess that one rider would work fine too based on the way it handled in that situation.
365593
No - we pedal together. I thought this would be difficult but it is actually easy. We have really enjoyed this bike and are hoping to take it on longer tours this spring.
481651
No, one person can operate this unit. Make sure it is securely fastened so it doesn't slip as you are rolling your pasta.
459070
You can do it lone..as long as the wheel isn't set to deep in the cradle.It is a Great product.I think it's the Best on the market..I have 3 of them..and still need 1 more!
846618
You can use the carrier even if you are alone however, you should take into account that most bicycles have a kikstand that is intended just for the bike, that is to say, we never leave our little girl on her seat by herself. Once the child is on board, you can manage to get into the elevator, open doors, etc., without leave the bike. My son does that pretty well without help, I can imagine this could be a little more difficult for a woman, but with everyday practice anyone can do it.
74614
Yes you can, but I would be very careful about that. In my opinion four wheels would make it unstable and dangerous for someone who is depending on a walker.
1583194
Yes, but only one at a time. You can't have two people in the car with connections to the device.