could this be used on extreme all terrain?
85234
That depends on your definition of extreme. This probably wouldn't make it through MOAB or up Mt Everest.
85235
I am not sure what extreme would be. We live on 5 acres and have a 4 wheeler track with hills and mud holes and it can handle all that and my boys love it.
85236
This is really more a toy for kids rather than a true ATV. It does do well on hilly terrain but the tires are plastic so I wouldn't expect to go true off-roading with this.
791165
Well it has a 5000 lb limit so I would say that it would just do the job to get you out of mud or sand but I don't know about over rocks or up hills or pulling someone else out. Might be too much stress
200215
Yes it can if you are on relatively flat areas. For mountainous or hilly terrain, I would use a "real" walking stick.
407616
I would assume yes. It works perfectly in my above ground only the corners are a bit hard but that is due to the curve. An in-ground would be much easier! Enjoy!
1151948
Probably not. I think it would be much too small, and the wheels are not really made for off-road use. Hope that helps.
637387
I don't see why not, maybe not in extreme weather conditions such as heat or freezing rain or snow.
996353
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.
333713
It's not meant for that, but it is fairly rugged and would probably be okay at a low speed. I wouldn't try going as fast say, as you would if pulling an inner tube, but different folks have different risk tolerance levels.
319303
In the highest power mode it SHOULD be able to but you would probably be operating at half its top speed on flat and run out of power pretty quickly (maybe 20-30 minutes. It would probably be pretty hard to ride at the beach but on low grass it should be pretty good. I weigh around 180 and it has no trouble pulling me around but can only top speed at about 14mph running for about a little less than an hour. It doesn't have much trouble going up hills since this thing has torque for days; overall it is a huge piece of machinery, the title of it should be called "EMAD Dirt Rider DuneBuggy you stand up on"
1676518
That could be a good idea. The electric motor or gas engine on the front wheel will add weigh to the wheel and produce more grip which will be so good when climbing a hill.
1165209
If it was "over sized" enough to allow you to put a extra layers under it. I don't think it would work well for use as both a snowmobile and motorcycle.
837978
Greetings Robinson. It's pretty good for all roads. I've been using it for climb and down hill, also for street and it has worked so good.
1963820
I would say no, it is not. My reason being that it has very large, narrow tires which glide wonderfully over pavement, but would probably not fare very well on sharp edged stones or gravel. I would suggest a more rugged "mountain" style bike with the wider tires and possibly a longer travel suspension.
1696574
It would work well, but it may be a bit large. I'd consider mounting it close to the altitude axis to keep the balance good.
455780
well the top will but the bottom part is still as low as a regular one. we use it on atv's and that helps going over rough terrain not hooking on to brush and stuff. hope this will help.
852734
If we were talking flat to full, 35's might be pushing it. However, if all you're doing is dropping and adding a few pounds for terrain, like you say, I'd be pretty confident it could handle it. I've done 0 to full on a 31 in just a few minutes, so it's got some guts. Just don't run it continuously for more than 10 minutes.
2094440
I think it would be best suited for cycling. Go to Youtube and search, how to fix a flat on ATV and I'm sure you will see many solutions.