Can this be driven over without braking?
1336381
Actually, I use them only for very heavy florida rains or severe storms to protect the garage entrance etc. SO, I havbe not tried driving over them with my car althopugh I have considered it. My opinion would be that you could drive a car over them if 1) they were not fully lilled with water at the time, and 2) the were no sharp objects under the water filled tubes. The materials seem to be very durable and I believe they would stand up to driving over them with the caveats mentioned above. Hope this helps.
1336382
I've never driven over it. I think it would be find if you didn't have it completely filled.
2057852
not at all..you can drive it forward which my grandson does and doesn't pull it back at all
769001
It is not the same type of surface. things may slip off on hard braking or acceleration.
1550406
There are no brakes......you simply stop peddling. Don't worry about bumping into anything ;)
1630743
No brake. If you have it on a hill it will roll away but there is usually a tool or something you could put under a wheel to keep it from getting away. If you are sitting on it on a hill you will have to use a "foot brake", like using your foot to stay in place. I've not found this to be a problem. On level ground one is usually sitting crossways to the line of travel so simply getting up does not cause it to move.
1094798
No, not really. Just goes straight. Maybe you could steer with hands or something but if that is important would look elsewhere.
610145
Not that I know of, if it is switchet then you cant shift and hold the brake at the same time. Sorry I couldnt help, I had the same question.
481381
outdoors with engine running.. I doubt it.. I'd also guess the vibration and the like might break it
943975
While it doesn't have a lever or anything that would allow for intermittent braking like a brake pedal, there is something like a hand brake by the wheels that stops the wheels from spinning. I've gone through the woods with this thing, sand on the beach and through cracked pavement. I've found that I'd give up a lot faster than this thing would. When utilizing the brake, the back wheels won't spin at all and the rubber wheels have a good grip as long as they are pumped. Haven't pumped em since I bought it almost a year ago so not an issue.
1588114
You can drive over them without damage initially. I would not recommend it on a constant basis. These are plastic and would crack and be destroyed if runover repeatedly.
1303259
If you are asking if it coasts freely when the battery is dead, the answer would be no. It is not free wheeling. You can kick and go if you like, but there is drag from the turning of the motor..
2232709
There is no brake on this walker. I would be hesitant to rely on it not moving from a sitting position.
203607
Yes you can . The only problem you might run into is if a very basic radio such as an axial radio or one like it . You need more ability to tune out some brake . The brakes are real strong . Good esc for the money.
1818855
You can drive over it only make sure that you are holding on to the yoke or handles as there will be a little bump when you go over it. The is a little maneuvering room on the ramp so you may be able to pass the front wheel just to the left or right of the hinge.
1807664
It doesn't have a brake. But the front wheel won't spin super fast. Not for bombing hills but a good start!
1829457
Brandon, it could, however, beware as I used it on my softail and had major problems braking. The reservoir would get hot and The brakes would not work. O would never buy again
115017
yes, do it all the time. Just be certain the brakes are locked on the wheels so it can't move