so would it work good for riding back and forth on your sidewalk? And could you do it beside the road?
321042
These skates are exactly what they say they are, roller derby skates, made for skating fast on a smooth surface, i supposed you could wear them on a sidewalk but i would wear kneepads!
321043
I use these on a paved bike trail and they are OK. The wheels do not roll by themselves very well, I think it is something with low quality bearings, so it is difficult to keep up with others. If there are any little rocks or stuff on the trail it is impossible to roll, I have to "walk" past the obstacles. I prefer roller blades for outdoors use. I do not have these problems when I use my roller blades.
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It works well on sidewalks, a bit of rough going on grass or gravel. Turning radius not the best. Terrific in stores. Gives you freedom to go much farther than with either a walker or crutches.
2270235
On a sidewalk, the unit will work very well. On rough surfaces, like crushed rock, it will not work well. As long as the surface is reasonably smooth it will serve you well.
1806314
Yes you can but because the surface area of the pedal is small it is difficult to keep your feet on the pedal. On a bumpy road it is not comfortable
88970
Yes it can if there is enough room to mount it. I used it on vacation in New York recently while walking around. Its great!
2202731
not super well, the wheels can slip a little bit, however, I simply put some grip tape that you can buy here on Amazon or at a local hardware store and it solved the problem. It works great outdoors on the sidewalks though without the tape
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You could. But I dont see the point in that. I put it on a pocket rocket/moped for see how fast I was moving. If you calibrate it right you can see how fast and far you ride. I also used it on a 600 honda street/ trick bike, both application it worked well. Cuts out around 115 MPH. I recommend this product to anyone.
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I would say it would be great as long as they know how to ride a scooter. It's great for riding on and off the sidewalk as long as the tires are pumped all the way up
485718
Yes. It works great for getting to cobwebs on the outside of the house, and around the windows outside.
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Sure, as long as you are following streets. The battery life is only about 2 hrs though. So, you would have to take that into consideration.
524502
Yes, it does a bit on the bumpy streets I ride on, but if you put some tape as buffer on the handle bar, it might prevent it from slopping. I haven't done it because it doesn't bother me that much. Maybe I just need to tighten the velcro more.
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I would mostly use it on flat surfaces. I've tried to take it on rougher terrains and it shakes and rattles and is very bouncy. Doesn't do very well on dirt roads.
524504
It can. I ride around on bad roads all the time and at times the mount slips a little. Fairly easy to adjust while riding though. Could also try putting painting/masking tape on the bike to lessen the likelihood of slipping though.
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I only used it once on the sidewalks. My dog passed away. I still have it I received two small dogs so I will see how it works on our dirt roads now.
2058262
The wheels are better suited to flat surfaces. Rolls well on carpet and tile, would likely be good on the sidewalk. The grass may take some effort to push it
679478
It can go up slight hills but the battery needs to be fully charged to do so. It is most ideal on sidewalks.
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As long as you're NOT in the sand. On the sidewalks, parking lots and pier, mine works well with a couple of bungee cords. The wheels are way to small for the sand.