Can a 60 year old woman move this around and fold it up?
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This is a very big machine.. not sure you want to fold it and move it around for every use
1582939
The bike does not fold up or slide under the bed or anything like that. After assembly, it's one piece and very sturdy. It has wheels on the front and leveling wheels on the back. My wife, just a few years younger than you, has no problem lifting the maching by the seat or arms and wheeling it into place on medium-pile carpeting. Hope this helps!
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Hi Barbara,Yes and no. You can push it from behind the seat or lift it at the seat and the front rollers will let you slide it pretty easily across a floor. It cannot be picked up, by me (59 yr old guy) or you. It is not intended to be picked up. It does not fold at all. If you have any back issues, don't mess with pushing or lifting it. If you can deal with those answers, it is a good bike. I have had it for several months without incident or complaint. By the way, everyone who reviewed it and said the pulse meter does not work tells the truth. I bought a fingertip pulse meter for $100 (yeah--1/3 cost of bike), but whaddaya gonna do?Dave J. Hi Barbara,Yes and no. You can push it from behind the seat or lift it at the seat and the front rollers will let you slide it pretty easily across a floor. It cannot be picked up, by me (59 yr old guy) or you. It is not intended to be picked up. It does not fold at all. If you have any back issues, don't mess with pushing or lifting it. If you can deal with those answers, it is a good bike. I have had it for several months without incident or complaint. By the way, everyone who reviewed it and said the pulse meter does not work tells the truth. I bought a fingertip pulse meter for... » Read More Hi Barbara,Yes and no. You can push it from behind the seat or lift it at the seat and the front rollers will let you slide it pretty easily across a floor. It cannot be picked up, by me (59 yr old guy) or you. It is not intended to be picked up. It does not fold at all. If you have any back issues, don't mess with pushing or lifting it. If you can deal with those answers, it is a good bike. I have had it for several months without incident or complaint. By the way, everyone who reviewed it and said the pulse meter does not work tells the truth. I bought a fingertip pulse meter for $100 (yeah--1/3 cost of bike), but whaddaya gonna do?Dave J. « Show Less
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Yes! There is a basket that you can take off easily, then fold the unit for lifting. The little chair portion folds up. It's quite light so a normal sized adult can probably lift it with one hand. I put the folded walker in my trunk of the car quite often when taking my mom somewhere.
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It is very easy to fold up! No problem with folding or lifting. It is lightweight but sturdy, and easy to operate. I am 71 y/o woman and not very strong but able to handle this unit.
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It's is very easy to put up and take down. My 65 yr old mother in law set it up before we arrived and had no trouble. There are two latched per side on the top rail that have to be realsrsd by pushing a hidden button. As long has you have strong enough hands you should be good.
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Yes, it can be folded flat. Maybe 6" thick. You could call it "easy" once you figure out how it goes together.
992270
Yes, you can fold it up and it will click together and it will balance itself upright on the handle and wheel when it's folded in half. You could also get 2 sturdy hooks and hang it on the wall in a garage from the handle
501798
Sort of. If you just pull up and push in a little at the same time, it will fold up. My wife struggles with it a little.
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Yes you must remove it to fold it up, and transport. But still likje this walker much easier to handle taking it about for my grandmother.
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Yes. I'm 45 years old and only 5'3 and about 130 lbs and I can set it up and take it down myself. Granted it would be easier with another person but it can be done alone. Good luck!
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No it cannot be folded. But it is easy to move from one place to another by standing in front facing it tilt it towards yourself until its on the rollers then push or pull it to where you want to move it.
876042
Well, I've not refolded it to move because I've not moved. However considering how easy is was to unfold, I imagine it would fold up again the same way.
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I'm not elderly, but I am disabled w/chronic pain-many elderly people can run circles around me. That being said, I have no trouble folding it up. I lay it in an unobstructed area in a hatchback, and slide it back out w/no problem. I did have a small car & it is a pain if you have to stand it behind the seat, or jockey the wheels around in a small trunk.
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Yes...it's re-foldable. You could easily use it in one home and then re-fold it up for another move. This was an awesome purchase.
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Hello, there are 2 wheels on the frame, so that when it is folded up, you would have to tip it towards you to roll it. It isn't particularly easy to move, but not impossible. I think the wheels are there more to get it in position rather than to move it on a regular basis.
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Yes, If not too far. My wife and I have moved and slid it to put cables behind it. We are seniors in our 70's and we lifted it to move it a few feet.It is heavy.I am going to update my comments to include the fact that the left side is set up for a computer tower. I had to improvise to put a hanging folder frame and a shelf in there.I still really like it for the price and free shipping from Amazon.
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It's very easy to move. No problem at all. A little background- I'm a 55+ woman - in good shape but not a body builder. I put it together myself and can lift it easily.
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Definitely...my husband and I moved several large, very heavy pieces ( sofas, refrigerators, etc.). With 2 people (including women) most anything can be moved. fyi: my husband and I are in our 60's and he has had several back surgeries!