I am an 5'6" adult weighing 165# and want to ride with my grandkids several blocks. Would this be a god choice?
79257
I bought it for my daughter who is 9. However, I played around with it and am 190 lbs. It held me no problem. It's very sturdy and has been thru the wars of many falls for my daughter.
79258
It would work, but if you are riding on asphalt or sidewalks with expansion joints the 165# weight will not allow it to glide as much. You will have to kick often to keep on the move. Consider one with larger, softer wheels. EXPERIENCE: Tried it myself, was quite a workout.
79259
I think it would probably work. Seems pretty sturdy. They do make a heavier duty version though.
79260
weight limit is 140-150# so I would say, it depends on how far you plan to go
79261
I'm 5'11" and 150 lbs. I ride mine to the library and such and it's still a comfortable ride height-wise. I think you'll be fine.
886350
I think it would be a great tool to aid in early walking. My grandson's 5 year old friend, who is pretty tall, rides on it just fine.
22328
Hello. My son is also five and 46" tall. He and his older buddies ride this comfortably. He wont get many more years out of it but at least a year, I think. If you live in warmer climate area, he should get plenty of use!
1933851
I would say yes. I LOVE this seat. My child was 1.5 when we got it but I think it would be fine for any child who can sit up and is very stable. Your arms will wrap around them as you hold the handle bars and keep them safer :)
726682
Absolutely!!! My 6 year old is the envy of the neighborhood... 10 and 12 year olds want to ride it. Shoot I have been on it a few times and I'm 31 :-)Hope this helps!
1136391
I think so, I love this bike. If I was 6' tall I would go try out a 26" bike at the bike shop or even wal mart and see if it fits. I love how low it is to step through, I have a bad hip and it is hard to get on and off of a regular bike. I bought mine used for $50 off of craigslist. Well worth the money I paid for it, I would pay $150 for a new one, heave duty little bike.
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I think this bike would be too tall for him. I'd select a bike with a smaller wheel size. Our kids are five, and tall for their age, and I don't think they could have been riding this much sooner. Our kids are 42"+.
242425
This is a tough question, because it really depends on you? At 6'3 you should be riding a bike that is 62 cm's and this bike is 50.8 cm. (20 inch is a Lg.) A little small? but I think with the seat post adjusted correctly you should be pretty comfortable. The tires are huge :-) and the bike should not have a problem with weight up to 300? the bike is pretty rugged, if you just want to ride down the street, or on an easy trail, But if your looking to do extreme off-roading? This bike will not handle what your looking for very long.
1135351
I'm 5'6" and I can ride it just fine. The seat and handle bars are adjustable as well. Just make sure you tighten them very well.
1838557
Your height is not a problem. There is no pedals, you are going to strap your feet into the straps so any person of any size will not have any problems. It is a great machine for the money!
1842973
It may be. If heseems to have good motor skills it should be ok. My three year old grandson seems to prefer his tricycle at present. He is over thirty some pounds. He will probably use this bike before he turns four.
2256547
Sure. The bike is really sturdy. I would recommend raising the height in the seat to accomodate your longer legs (I am 5'7, so you will definately need the extra height) and to be honest, I took off the water bottle holder after I nailed myknee into it one too many times getting on and off...but I love this bike and use it constantly...also it doesn't take up as much room as my treadmill does. You will probably love the resistance settings too. Good luck!
485271
At 6'5", it will be a tight fit. I am 6'3" and I tip the scales at 205 lbs. The kayak is a bit rolly polly for me but we bought two of these for the grand kids and they really like them. It may be more than your budget will allow, but you may want to consider a Jackson kayak. It seems as big as an ore carrier, but it has more than enought room for a cooler, a dog, etc.
1915360
Hello! My husband is 5.5 foot tall and me - tha same. Before to buy this we went to Neuman Marcus to test it and try to ride at the showroom. It is adustable anyway, so I believe it will good with you.
315472
I don't ride, but my 11 and 13 year-old sons do well on 20" wheels. Being 6'3", I would think 24" might suit you better.
1215516
I wouldn't chance it. I cannot attest to that as I am 150 and husband is 195. Also, this kayak is much better for a me, smaller framed person. I'm 5' 2" and it is the correct size for me, but my husband is 6' and cannot sit comfortably because he cannot straighten out his knees.
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I'm 5'9" and have the adjustment on the lowest mark. I believe it would OK for a 6'4" person on the top most mark. Also for a person that height, it would be advisable to make sure the weight limit is enforced. I weigh 210 and don't have any problems but on the top most setting and 40 or 50 more pounds, stability could be a concern. The next up grade walker has a 300lb limit I believe. This walker was a excellent choice for me.