i want to get one just to ride around not to do tricks maybe an occasional like bunny hop or tail whip but nothing to intense is it good for that? lik
1439465
This is a great awesome scooter I wish I was 10 again so I could get one from Santa. I'm dad to 3 kids and usually think stuff is cheap and poorly made but this scooter exceeded my expectations. We have only had it for 2 months but don't think there will be any problems.
1713730
I think the answers by others are good, but I say no. Go to a good sporting goods like Dick's or [my favorite] Academy Sports and try out theirs. I like my bike but if I was starting all over I think I might go for an eliptical machine.
1773148
Would not work well and spring mechanism would break down quickly in my opinion. Very well made and will last for years with correct weight limit but if you plan on using for exercise I think you will be dissapointed. I suggest a good speed rope for adult jumping exercise. :)
355963
It's fine for an average adult, only consideration is it's size- anyone over 130 pounds or 5'8" might get a better ride with the larger one- 60". (I use the 60" and my daughter the 45")
1794896
the seat isn't very comfortable for either sex. I purchased a gel cover for it for less than 15 bucks at Amazon that makes it comfortable enough for spinning use. I think of the seat as an enticement to do more standing up while riding and get better exercise
1495415
Yes. It's great for spinning. The ride is smooth and a fun speed- not too fast. The disk has a tilt to the seat that helps keep the momentum going and makes it easy to keep it spinning. The bonus is that this disk is of adequate size to keep a 2 year old happily spinning well into his/ her elementary school years.
1106644
Depends on what you are doing, and how bumpy it is. Hand-held, walking, like the arm in the photo, it would probably do great. Stabilizing on a run or bumpy ride the G-Force 3-axis stabilizer would work better (but about 10 times more money).
882921
Yes it will give you a great workout. You just have to put in the time and crank up the resistence and it is stable. I ride sometimes without using handle bars and playing on cellphone at the same time.
882917
It has given me an excellent workout. So far I've only used it on the lower resistance levels (1-3). After the first few days, every muscle in my legs got sore. The resistance goes up to 8, and I aspire to one day being fit enough to do most my workout at this level. You also 'get out of it what you put into it.' If you peddle faster, at higher resistance levels, you'll definitely get a good work out. Mine is very stable , but I only use it on carpet or a rug. However, I'm only 5'5" and 135 pounds, and ride for about a half hour everyday. If one weighed 200 lbs. or over, and wanted to ride much more than that, I'd invest in a heavier, more expensive bike.
1096318
It is not bad. There are about 7 gears so the kills are very manageable. My 62 year old mother rides it with ease.
1719581
Personally, I wouldn't recommend it, but to each their own. Just as Triplethreat suggested, it is about the ability to understand...occasionally I have to tell my 3 year old (that is 32 lbs) to be still. If she gets into the ride and starts to lean, it throws off my balance and can be quite dangerous going around turns (especially passing others on the trails.) Also, keep in mind other factors, such as things being kicked, or splashed up in their face, and them not being able to tell you. Just my opinion, but I would get an inclosed one until your kiddo is a bit older.
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Yes, it's actually a good workout for the whole body, especially in the upright elliptical position- you will feel it in your torso as well as your arms and legs. You can increase the resistance to meet your personal needs. The resistance effects both the handles and the pedals. You can do one constant resistance or choose one of the pre-programed modes that adjusts intermittently to simulate going up and down hills, etc. In the recumbent bike position it is more focused on the lower body workout. Thanks for the question - it's was a good reminder for me to start using this machine more often! Yes, it's actually a good workout for the whole body, especially in the upright elliptical position- you will feel it in your torso as well as your arms and legs. You can increase the resistance to meet your personal needs. The resistance effects both the handles and the pedals. You can do one constant resistance or choose one of the pre-programed modes that adjusts intermittently to simulate going up and down hills, etc. In the recumbent bike position it is more focused on the lower body workout. Thanks for the question - it's was a good reminder for me to start using this machine more often!
1416919
i think you will use this because it has different programs and workouts. the seat is not as uncomfortable as some bikes,it is not high to get on which i really liked,you also can have hands free to read or even do work outs while riding. this is great if you are a soap watcher,time goes by pretty fast.
1604509
Yeah I would say it could be used for tricks, but only if you know how. if you get the whip and it isn't working....It isn't the whip it is you. So yes I would say that this would be a great whip, especially for learning, but also for advanced uses as well!
1314775
I believe it is. We had purchased an ADULT mini-trampoline with very little bounce as you describe. I believe the higher the weight capacity, the tougher the springs and the less bounce. My son gets a good bounce on this trampoline. You can also try one with a bungee cord instead of springs. We had one with a bungee cord for years but he snapped the cord a few times and it was time for something tougher.
2168280
Yes it is amazing for cruising around on! I just got it today, but it has been a nice ride so far! Very smooth!
1571489
Its a excelent starter bike. As for doing jumps we havent done any with ours but it is built perty strong and think it would hold out good with that.