Does anyone know how this Trike does on a patio made with pavers/bricks?
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I gave this Trike to my Grandson and he loves it. They have a grassy backyard where it seems to work fine, in spite of the uneven surface. He also rides in on the sidewalk, while not the same as pavers, there are numerous gaps and bumps which it seems to handle with no problems. I think the wheels are big enough that they should be able to handle pavers as well.
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I have and it worked great..even did some heavy mesh on it making something for my uncle. It was to put on his car behind his motor home so rocks wouldn't hit his car.
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I bought this trike for my daughter earlier today and my husband put it together without any trouble. He did you a small electric hand drill, that may have helped with the assembly. So far, my daughter is truly enjoying this trike.
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Yes it works great around pavers and brick. You singe the outside of the weed effectively suffocating it so it dies.
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it could tip over...put a brick on each foot , (3)that could do it .......bp.s...it will rust....
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I would like to do the same thing for my patio. I need your feedback about your experience.
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You will need a base for it as it is completely open on the bottom as well as each step. You will use quite a bit of dirt to full it but it would definitely work on a patio if you added a base. In my opinion, it would also help possibly with some structure issues as the pieces just slide together and there are no screws or anything holding it together. You will either need to fill with dirt as you build or use wood glue or something for structural support. Hope this helps!!
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I had a pile of special architectural bricks that I stacked in a pattern three courses high. I set the rim on top of that. It raised the fire pit a bit off the ground and also made it more visible to grandkids that were tricycling around the backyard.
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The wheels are smooth at point of purchase and if they do not spend too much time on an abrasive surface they remain rather smooth. My son rides the tricycle indoors, on smooth concrete, and soft dirt. I discourage his riding it on gravel and rough asphalt.
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Since the wheels are plastic, the concrete will take its toll. It will work for a while - maybe a whe summer.
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I have used it on fairly level concrete patio surface and it does not scoot around. Makes loud thuds though. I would imagine if the competition was using heavier bean bags than are provided it might make it move a bit. If you are using it for it's designed purpose I don't think you would have any trouble.
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It will ride on flat concrete, but its a work out. Some little hills help for a better ride.
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No. The trike is over 2 feet wide and is fairly heavy iron to lift off the ground. Extra width and some strength are needed.
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A friend has used this on outdoor dog runs - both concrete and dirt. I imagine it would work well on brick pavers, too.
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I had the same problem with the wheel and almost returned it. you have to put the trike down on its wheels and wack it with a hammer.
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Yes, it is a very nice trike... It was good for my son at 4 but prop better for a 3 year old
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Although not all terrain I live in an area with dirt roads and trails and have installed dirt tires and tubes. It works great in both love the trike for all terrain , street, and I have been running my dog with it also.