Could you go over gravel with this?
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You could... I wouldn't recommend it . The drifter is designed for paved surfaces and will run properly on flat terrain
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I would suggest the Razor Dune Buggy or Razor Dirt Quad if you prefer off road terrain.
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You can, but it works better over pavement. My nephew is also concerned that using it on gravel scratched the rear tires, but this is what was expected and not a fault of the product in any way. It also works on grass, but its not ideal. To really get the most fun out of it, a parking lot or an empty street are the best possible places to use it.
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I wouldn't recommend this kart for gravel. the wheels are hard plastic which enables it to drift easily but the gravel would chew them up really quickly, and i don't think you'd have much traction.
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Charles, My nephew has only used this on his driveway, you could email or call the razor company and ask. I hope this helps.
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I would say it's not suitable for loose gravel. Ideal for smooth concrete and tarmac surfaces.
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It will in all probability throw stones and gravel out at very high speed....would not recommend it for that type of surface.
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I have not used it very much on gravel; mostly street running. I have taken it to the park and it works well on the dirt and grass. I would think it would be fine on a gravel road. It is difficult to turn though.
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If we are talking gravel or small rocks you would probably be ok. Large rocks I would think no
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Good question. I've never tried them on gravel or dirt. Success most likely depends upon the type, size, and firmness of the gravel/dirt surface.
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There would need to be an inch or so clearance between the tires for this to work. It will only go over the outside tire.
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I do not anticipate any problems using the ramps on pea gravel. It might be a different story with 3/4" rock. I would anticipate problems driving a rear-wheel vehicle onto the ramps, as the ramps will tend to 'spit out'. Front-wheel drive vehicles should be fine.
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It's really easy to maneuver and it would be ok on gravel if you were using it on the main rubber tires. However, using it laying down on all four wheels would be tricky since the smaller wheels would tend to dig in.
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yes it will go over dirt and small rocks more like pebbles 3 inch of travel
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Yes, though I would recommend trying out cinder block on top if you really want it to dig in. I have not done this, but at reasonable speeds they should ride fine.
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I think you'd have trouble going over a tire. They do make bike racks specifically for tire mounts.
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I think it would best for hard surfaces. The tires are small and when we did take them on a trail, we lifted them over obstacles. Gravel roads should be fine as long as they are not to loose.
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It's too light for rocky soil. It would most likely just bounce around on the surface. If it's very small rock, you'd be fine, but anything over 1.5" would pose a challenge.
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I would not use this as a jogging stroller over gravel paths. It wouldn't travel smoothly over those surfaces. I've used it on wood chips, gravel, grass, etc. And it's more if a challenge than on cement.
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As long as you leave a little layer of snow so that the shovel does not get all scratched up on the bottom, I would think that it would work on gravel.
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Sure. But as with any gravel vac you may have to avoid digging the intake into the sand, which could stir it up and make a mess. I try to keep the vac an inch or so above my sand substate.