How much weight can this unicycle handle?
1577294
I'm not sure, my child weighs 70lbs and the bike handles that without problem. I would thing that it could handle a fair amount of weight. The frame and wheel are sturdy. I would expect that an adult could ride it.
1577295
I would say maximum 180 lb. I'm about 160 and it handle my weight pretty well.
1577296
I weigh 180 lbs, and I have sat on it and pedaled it holding on to another person, and appeared to cause no damage. Being 6 feet tall, the cycle was too small for me to properly use it.
1230618
While I would highly discourage anyone from doing so, I actually rode on it briefly and I weigh 175 lbs. This thing will support a toddler no problem. The sound is typical to a power-wheel electric motor. I have the camouflage variant for my 12 month old and it's been well worth the money!
1693429
I think 5'-0" is tall enough. The issue I have encountered with this unicycle is that being too tall is a problem. I have the seat extended almost as much as possible for my son and he is 5'-9".
1908135
I don't know, but when I first started using mine, I was a pretty hefty 288 lbs, and I'm pretty sure it could have taken more. It's REALLY sturdy! (I'm not going to load any of mine to the breaking point to test it... Need them too much)
1375181
I weigh 205 lbs, my daughter weighs 40 lbs, and the trike goes 10 mph with a 400watt motor. Also the case and batteries weigh about 60 lbs. The frame can handle this, but the spokes on the rims may break or wobble.
1931935
One person only, 200 lbs. But stay away from product. The company didn't honor its warranty when I complained about a part that was made wrong and I had to jury-rig a solution to make the product work. Very bad customer service.
548245
No, it's not easy to ride. It takes a few weeks of everyday trainings - to be able to ride on this unicycle. But it's not impossible. Good luck.
115116
Not sure of the scooter's weight but it's pretty lightweight. I believe the max it holds is 40 lbs...this model is designed for younger kids (good first scooter). They can pick it up easily if it falls over.
1070002
Ive had 180lbs on it. The machine could handle it, just make sure keep your feet on the botton supports to keep it from lifting up. Balance is the key on this.
1454979
I am not sure what the weight is, but one person can lift it. It has heavy duty wheels and moves so easily. We take to events and have been very happy with it.
1046678
Can't say for sure, since what I'm rotating is very light. But I just went over and tried to stop the motor with finger friction and I could do it, but with some effort. It has a lot of torque for a one-battery motor. It's also pretty robustly built, so I wouldn't be surprised if you could hang 5 or 10 lbs. from it. Remember it turns pretty slowly.
113465
Since this is mostly used by kids I'd say 150lbs or less. It's been used by people at 215lbs and while it works fine, the scooter is made for stunts and more weight means more stress on it. You'd need to check with the manufacturer for specific and legal weight specifications.
84705
I'm thinking it can handle about 250 lbs. We've had the scooter for a while, and honestly I can't really remember, but I think that would be about right, maybe 300 lbs. You could google this question for a more accurate estimate.
27745
I am not an advanced rider. Though I rode a 16 inch unicycle in my youth, I've had difficulty with this 26in. I weigh approx. 2nd lbs and am 5'10". I had to cut the post to accommodate my height and that has helped by I still find it difficult and would like to swap out for a 24" wheel... I am sure that would fit well for my height. I am also 49 and not as young as I used to be, haha. I hope this has helped some. Unicycle riding can be great fun and good exercise. Enjoy.
1790815
This is definitely not almost 15 pounds. I haven't weighed it but the 4.8 is most likely correct. Whatever, it is not at all heavy but not flimsy either. It is a substantial and stable piece of equipment. Just remember to fully extend the back wheels until they click into place and you're good to go. The only reason I can see that one reviewer has with it tipping backwards is that she hasn't fully pulled out those back wheels.
1253380
I bought the bike for my disabled son, but I took it for a spin to try it out. I weigh about 215 lbs. and it easily held my weight.
465233
I am reluctant to answer this question because the experience of heaviness is subjective and depends on the fitness of the handler. One person's heavy is another person's light. I can say it is bulky. I would not want to be rolling it up and hauling it around with any frequency. I suggest you contact the seller for the weight.