Would this system work on the slightly slanted surface? My driveway is not exactly flat.
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You fill the base with sand or water, so it's pretty heavy and stable. It should work on a slanted driveway. It may be more susceptible to tipping with with strong winds.
1355863
as long as you weight it down really good. Make sure the bottom is completely filled with either water or sand. Once you do that, it won't go anywhere.
1355864
yes, my grandsons live in the city and their driveway is paved with a gentle slope.
1355865
Sure it would work, but the ball will bounce off the rim at a different angle. We have a slanted drive and it does not pose a real problem, but I do plan on making a shim with plywood or cabinet shims to even it out.
1355866
Yes it would as long as you had the system weighted down with sand or water. Ours is filled with water and we have two sand bags on top of it for stability.
1355867
I haven't tried it but I guess it can adapt. You will have to fill up the base with water or sand, so it will stay put.I am positive! ;)
419179
I believe that it would work. Working would depend on severity of slanted rail. The bike would not be level on storage rack as the back wheel would be much higher than the front. This unevenness would make the bike more difficult to load and unload.If slanted rail isn't too extreme, storage rack might be okay.
1708836
It should work if you don't mind the bike riding on a slant! the two cushions that the bike rides on spin 360 degrees.
2270235
On a sidewalk, the unit will work very well. On rough surfaces, like crushed rock, it will not work well. As long as the surface is reasonably smooth it will serve you well.
1379119
Unless the slant is exaggerated, this should work. Remember, it can be cut to fit if necessary.
1408331
If you self propel then really a flat lawn is fine. We added a little liquid dish soap and it was very fast and fun. In my experience I believe that it will work on a flat surface but I havent tested that.
1295873
No. It will drive ok on flat parts of your yard but will not have enough traction for any kind of incline. This was stil the case after I added rubber traction bands to the back wheels.
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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!
631790
I would definitely recommend a level surface, but it doesn't have to be perfect. Technically you could set this thing up on a flat section of grass.
915490
It worked on my pergola, which has a curved top and is 12x12. So should go a little farther on a flat roof.
1359242
No, it would not work on a soft or uneven surface. It is great, however, on a hard surface, and is easily transportable.
1889655
I have not tried it that way since I do not have a flat surface to put it on. It shoul work fine.
806955
I haven't tested it on curved surface. My dash is slanted and it grips it like a welder's hand.
2131117
You can, but you won't be able to secure it to the ground. It is huge...way wider than the average driveway.
1288533
Given that the front wheels turn on an integrated pivot system it makes the devise very stable on uneven terrain. I used it for six months and I have a gravel steep driveway and it was very stable. Gratefully I am all healed now so it is just a memory.
980700
The ground has to be smooth concrete or tile, I do not think it works directly on dirt ground.
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I'm not sure,but it should climb your driveway with no problems.But,it doesn't do well on inclines,it simply does not have the torque.