we do not have sidewalks -- will this work on a road?
1024473
If the roads are paved rather well, it should work. The wheels are bigger than the "normal" razor scooters. We do not have sidewalks, either, and the scooker travels fine on the road.
32768
Theoretically, yes. But the enclosed "feet" may not give you the traction required for safe driving.
1518875
We didn't try it off the pavement. I don't think that it will do well on grass because the wheels are a hard slick plastic, NOT Rubber.
170885
Actually you can only ride this scooter on sidewalks. It is illegal to ride it on streets.
2003923
I guess it depends on the carpet, but I have found it to go pretty much any where. We have decent carpet, linoleum and I have been outside on dirt and concrete sidewalks and have had no trouble. I broke my ankle and this has been a Godsend. It would be a tad easier to use if I bought the one that steers, but I feel that if I had that one I would probably go too fast and get into trouble! I am VERY glad we purchased it.
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I use it on pavement and it works fine...I'm not sure about dirt roads though. If I hit even a little bump on uneven pavement it bumps all over the place.
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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.
30415
It is low to the ground, so on streets where sidewalks are not available or cars are parked on the street, I would take extra procautions. My son rides it when I walk the neighborhood, I usually ask him to ride on the sidewalk - it does come with a flag that is positioned along the seat which higher and bright orange. There is also a reflector behind the chair. Hope this helps.
679478
It can go up slight hills but the battery needs to be fully charged to do so. It is most ideal on sidewalks.
1753148
I didn't use it on my walks, which are concrete. I used it on asphalt shingles, Masonite and vinyl siding and brick wall with good results. If the walkway is brick then I'd say it should work okay and I'm thinking concrete should be okay too based on how it works on everything else.
641171
I have always had the wheels on the sidewalk. I suppose you could put them on the grassy side but would be not as smooth of a surface.
426128
If the surface is smooth enough. it should work. The down side would be that they are more vulnerable to road damage.
634920
We haven't had it on a sidewalk, but we do take it outside on the concrete patio and it's fine. :)
1593329
Absolutely can be driven on the sidewalk---it is not that wide, will fit most sidewalks.
426127
I think that would work, but be careful. They are plastic and I don't think they would stand up to much debris from the road. Good Luck!
1026751
This stroller is not as shock resistant as a real baby stroller would be. It will bump over cracks in the sidewalk or gravel paved surfaces. But it certainly can go outdoors.
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I used to live on a gravel road, so I understand. It should work ok, but not great. I don't think you'll find anything out there that will work better though. It definitely will be better than one of the tricycles with plastic tires!