Can you go faster than 20mph if you pedal? If you pedal 5mph, will you reach 25mph or will it go 20mph until you can pedal faster than 20mph?
1131337
Yes, you can add to the speed by pedaling. It is approximately 5mph. I have a Garmin computer on it and I've reached 26mph. The gearing is such that in top gear I can still pedal faster than it's top speed.
1131338
The fastest i ever went was 23mph but that was with a strong wind at my back. Plus if you ride down a hill you can go faster.
1445180
Full throttle, 39 mph, but I wouldn't recommend it, most likely you will damage your engine, that will void your warranty, personally I never go over 35, and if I do, it's only for a few seconds, if you want to prolong the life of your engine, make it a habit to go on 30 mph.
2134458
If it's really dark you could see the patterns already at 5mph. At 10-15mph the image is much clearer and nice to look at but I would say the perfect speed is around 15-20 mph. So there's no need to ride like crazy to see the image in any case, normal riding is just enough.
2232688
If I have to guess. I would say 35 in the street. I can tell u that the wheels will throw a roster and rock in the dirt. Being all wheel drive really helps control but you lose speed. For a beginner its perfect for learning to control that speed. I think there are some gear changes and motor changes to increase speed. Haven't looked to deep into due to where we live. Not enough room to get really fast.
378281
You cannot turn off the speed option. But I think that is a good thing, because you will always be watching your speed not to go more than 5 mph over the speed limit. Believe me, in the long run, it will benefit you. Which do you prefer?: A) You turn off the speed option. You are going 10 mph over the speed limit and you get hit by another driver as a result of his/her fault, and you prove it is his/her fault, or B) You leave the speed option on. You are staying within 5 mph over the speed limit, and you have enough time and space to avert an accident when another driver is about to hit you (as a result of his/her fault). Even though you can prove in (A) it is not your fault, you get more headache. (B) gives you no headache. Staying within 5 mph over the speed limit will save you (or minimize your risk) not only from accidents (regardless whose fault it is) but also from speeding tickets.
967225
Hello Jack, Yes, if you inflate the board to 10 PSI, secure it properly and keep your speed within the limit not more than 60MPH. Hope this helps.
2131497
I have no idea .you can bike as hard as you wish . I think you will find that the speed is more than capable of handling any thing you can give it.
631575
3--5mph, which isn't bad. It's pretty controllable once you get the hang of it. One side is forward/backward and the other is left/right.
1445177
It depends on your bike and how heavy you are somewhere between 30 and 35 miles an hour.. But there are many upgrades and you can go faster.. Safe riding be careful.. ;)
641175
My tires say 55mph limit. That being said, I drive much faster than that. The low limit is probably due to lawyers and/or cheap tires. I have a spare tire and wheel.
97585
As far as I can tell, when you're pedaling and then apply a little throttle, the motor comes on to assist your pedaling. There is a sensor you mount to the left crank that tells the controller that the pedal is in motion and it adds power. Its very sensitive, a little on the throttle is enough to "assist" the pedal motion, if your in a low gear or high, it adds power. So if you are in a high (smaller cog?) gear, and are going pretty fast, it adds ON TOP OF THAT. So if you want, you could be going upwards of 30+ mph. Its can be pretty SCAREY!
845644
Once it's on, press the red power button on the display. That will start a 3 second countdown and it will start running at 1 mph, then you can hold down the + button and increase to whatever speed you want.
517177
The clutch works just like a motorcycle (left lever) only I usually petal up to about 8mph instead of using the clutch to start from a stop but you can do it either way. To pedal like a regular bike, you simply pull the clutch lever in and press the lever lock button to keep the clutch open, then you can pedal like a regular bike. Once you are ready to run the motor simply pull the lever in a little and the lock will disengage.
1606536
Yes, you can pedal in reverse, and it will still add miles/count your pedaling. (At times, it does seem to stop counting if you switch from standing with the elliptical to sitting and bicycling.) I have thoroughly enjoyed this smaller elliptical with the added seat compared to much more expensive brands without the seat feature.
1251740
The fastest i drive on my way to work, if 50mph, and I have not noticed a drop at all. At higher speeds, I am sure you would notice 1-2mpg drop. The fairing is "supposed" to help minimize the disruption in aerodynamics. The best bet, is to mount the whole assembly as low as possible.
736011
usually i drive my bike at the middle speed (3)so in that way if you are driving faster you can go up 4, 5; 6 because you will feel you need change speed gear to keep going faster. if you are climbing up for the street you will feel you need more muscle power to drive it means more pedals cicle per minute. you change to lower gear like 2 or 1 for easy drive . you will figure out every time when you driven in flat surface or up or down on the streets.
1708760
It has a speed limit function that you can set yourself. Limits max speed up to 255mph.