Nobody will answer this question: Is the weight of the rider a factor?
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The weight of the rider does have a factor. The recommended rider weight capacity is 70-250 lbs. Please be sure that the spring setting is set for the correct weight of the person operating the Aquaskipper.
781431
If you are asking if it will support someone, the answer is yes. However, without knowing the person's weight, or what limitations are being dealt with, I don't know how to address your concern.
2052218
Not even close. The height, and in all likelihood the weight, are more than what the frame was designed for.
32521
I didn't weight the tires, I use a tube. It is a very smooth ride, very low resistance.I love them.
449176
my husband weighs 250 pounds and he rode it with no problem. we had 2 kids on it at the same time. It is just a little difficult to get on.
2138141
It says 200lbs - but we have had a person on it who weighs about 215lbs without any problem.
821494
Had a buddy (who weighed 225) ride it & no problems. The bike is heavy & built like a tank. IMHO, it could even hold Oprah:)
1407930
Yes, I weigh 275 lbs and I have rode the bike for months with no problems. I have actually added a basket on the back with an extra 80 lbs of weight [not recommended by Huffy] and didn't have any problems.
1254789
That would be something to contact Sector 9 about as it is a matter of physics, not opinion. I personally weigh150 and I've seen people around 200 lbs ride it without any trouble
2055116
Exactly? I have no idea and don't want to remove it to weigh it. However, I had a relatively light seat, and this one felt about the same. If you're a serious competitor, I'd contact the manufacturer. Sorry
1930197
yes one rider we just had them stradle the middle.. as far as two riders areweight our weights were within 40# of each other
651183
It took both my son and daughter to carry it in...awkward more than anything...but the bike is solid as a rock! I've ridden it since October and love it. I'm up around 245 and it take my weight easily. I do recommend keeping the air pressure at 60lbs or higher...it not only rides better, but the tires won't wear as fast. WTMI? Sorry :-)
235630
Highly doubtful the weight might cause a major issue. Not to mention the movement of the class3 can make the motor fall out or worse hit you.
1571578
Hello Robert, Thanks for your inquiry! After checking the Trikke website, it states the rider weight limit is 250 lbs. You should be fine to purchase and use this item. We hope this helps, and we look forward to your business!
1140163
Not at all. My husband 6 ft and weighs 180 rides this all the time! The kids fight to get it! She will have a blast!
1381237
Tammy, Thanks for the inquiry. The adult-sized ErgoErgo has been tested to support 250 pounds.
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Hello Robert,Thanks for your inquiry! After checking the Trikke website, it states the rider weight limit is 250 lbs. You should be fine to purchase and use this item. We hope this helps, and we look forward to your business!