Interested for South America. Here we have lots of pot holes, uneven roads &amp; lots of tall speed bumps. Can it be assembled with higher road clearance?
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The estimated ground clearance is 5". Any modifcations made to this Ultra-Tow Single-Rail Folding Motorcycle Trailer would void warranty.
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Yes, it was very stable but the brakes aren't very effective. You need to be extra careful on inclines and keep your speed under tight control.
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yes, took it to the park with my son and it runs great. Has all wheel drive so was able to go through a pile of leaves that was 6-8 inches high with no problem.
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Probably not. I think it would be much too small, and the wheels are not really made for off-road use. Hope that helps.
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Yes and no. It is not designed for that but the wheels would probably go through the holes.
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It doesn't have a lot of ground clearance but it does okay on my lawn. It's faster on dirt/gravel/pavement though.
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dirt it is pretty good as long as there is not a bunch of rocks and grass is ok as long as it is shorter should be finr cause of the 4wd but scince it 1/18 scale I would not put it in tall tall grass because it will get stuck
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I wouldn't do it. It's over 16 feet! I'm sure wait it wouldn't be a problem. But it's your call. You want to get an idea what it would be like? Just put a 16 foot 2 x 4 on top and drive around with it:-) I would however invest in a smaller trailer that could be set up for canoes.
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It moves nicely over any terrain . I wouldn't take it over really deep soft sand though. Tires too narrow. A great folding cart though.
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I answered previously suggesting 29x2.0 may be possible. I can say now that it is definitively not--not a width problem but a height problem. However with the rise of the 27.5 inch platform using long reach calipers it is a possibility. You would need a set of "27.5" (aka 650B) wheels and calipers with 60-70 mm of reach. Lots of choices on both fronts. Still not a good idea if you also want to go straight bar, but useful for cyclocross like scenarios.
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They should be able too. For more details visit the roadglide forum dot net. The members seem to have a lot of information on installation as well as product quality, you will read the good the bad and ugly.
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I use my trailer to haul small building supply's . Lawn mowers and my tools from Ma. To N.H. . I've moved a couch on it. I,m going too haul wood for the winter soon . but so far it's been getting a work out . I wish I got 12" wheels instead of 8" wheels . My home in N.H. has a mix of sand and dirt with some bumps for a drive way . My drive way is 164 ft. To the road . I drive a 2.0 2 door KIA sportage 4x4 . small car but seems to handle what I tow so far , but winter will test all.
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It would probably tip on uneven terrain. It is built solid and sturdy and would ok on trails.
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it says assembled in the United States. So many of the parts could be sourced from other countries.
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At this scale it does not fair too well on tall grass or thick cut brush. It either gets stuck due to clearance or doesn't have much control because it's hopping. It does great on dirt, pavement or anywhere clearance is not an issue. It's a lot of power for such a small truck and totally worth the price.
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It can be done. But it would be a lot of work. You still have to drill the holes
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It handles slightly uneven terrain well. My yard has some big holes and a few slopes that it can take care of with little problem. I might have to go over a spot or two a second time hre and there, but over all no problems.