How well does the bike do off road UP HILL ?
576671
Well, off road no good becuse too heavy bike so if you want you need change casettle to but I try a change but I can't fine out tool, but this bike powerful , long life battery but too heavy so no good for off road. I tried it out but no good
576672
Hi,I really haven't done much off road.The throttle switch is plastic and I was afraid it may break.I have done curbings,lawns,and some crappy roads.Handles well on these surfaces.The tires seem to be cracking on the sides.Little disappointed only had it a year.
576673
IMHO pretty we'll, but keep in mind the motor is primarily to be used as an assist for pedaling, not as primary power. I don't really use it for pure off road - I primarily use it for going to, from and on rail trails.
1413659
This bike will go 15mph on level ground,plenty fast enough for a good ride.I would not buy one because getting it repaired is next to impossible. I am 71 and love this bike however,getting parts to fix it is difficult and shops within 50miles from my home will not TOUCH IT! Buy local and make sure you will be able to get parts.
1102952
I live in South Florida so not a lot of hills, I have used it to pedal up bridges and it works, personally I don't like gears so that would be up tp you, a great urban bike, hope this helps
288963
Hi Nathan. I have had a City Mini Double for over a year now and I absolutely love it. It really is as good as all the reviews say. The front wheels can be locked to handle some terrain better, but it really is not designed for off-roading. If you are just going on some flat dirt or even grass at the ballfield, you should have no real problem, but if you are a more outdoors family, I would recommend the Baby Jogger City Elite Double (must confess, I own this one too) instead or at least something with air filled tires. That's the one I use all winter in New England in the snow and to the zoo and stuff in the summer. The City Mini really is versatile, though. I've taken it on planes and to to Disney & Busch Gardens, etc. Just depends on your needs. The Elite is expensive, but can be found elsewhere online for significantly less. Good luck!
1194802
Almost the same, I can get around 16mi FULL THROTTLE on mostly flat ground but you can also take this on gravel since it has hybrid tires. With pedal you can even last longer.
1452731
No, It goes up stairs better than the standard two wheeler, but the wheels need to be about twice the diameter and the handle longer. It does do good over rough terrain.
436188
It's not slick, but it could slide on an incline. As I put my 600lb bike's stand down on it, it will slip a bit into position. This actually works well in my case but would not be so good on a hill.
309262
I have never been "off road" with mine, but I have had to ride through some areas where the road had been torn up for repairs. I did have to go through some short places where the road saw torn up and based on this I would not recommend this scooter for regular off road use. I think you would want something with bigger wheels for that sort of riding.
1102949
It depends entirely on the grade and your fitness level. I used to race bicycles for a living and I can hande short moderate grades on this bike. But I would not want this bike on a long steep climb. As always, your mileage may vary. If in doubt go for a bike with multiple gears. Going overgeard on a hill can put a lot of stress on your knees.
1692568
I never used it on a hill. It is hard enough with 150 lbs on it on level ground
2193751
Not technically a dirt bike but its durable so it would do fine on dirt. Not really a climbing bike but designed to take impact.
1102951
Great bike for flat commutes and down hill of coarse and maybe a small incline. Not good for any hills of substance.
320388
It seems as though it's fine on the para. I've been riding in a few areas around Denver that have rolling hills and on the downslope it managed to pick up quite a bit of speed while still giving a decent resistance on the legs.
1670301
FWIW, only had it for a few thousand miles, but I use my wing for a work commuter; part of the trip being on some seriously rough roads...so the miles rack up pretty hard and fast- I'm happy with it (and the higher amperage output). Would recommend it without a doubt. The bike also runs noticeably stronger since installed.
766386
I've done an 11-mile commute so 22 miles going to and fro. This bike is a 6-speed which means if you live in a very hilly community and you aren't in the best shape, you'll have to put in a lot of effort. I must say it is a smooth ride but when it comes to hills, it is a bit of a challenge.
2253516
it depends on the road conditons flat ground ive hit 40 mph on hilly 20 to 30 mph depending on the hill grade
1102946
Its a tough pedal. I live on an island so, there is really not much in the way of hills but, even small/short hills can be somewhat tough.