Will this work well for a #300 rider?
45572
Sorry, I have no idea! I'm quite a skinny dude. It seems to be well made, and I suppose as long as it wasn't sticking up too far out of the seatpost tube it would be alright, but I can't promise anything...
45573
On the Zuumer, it works fine. A more important question is, is the seat okay for a 300lb rider?
519872
I should think so. I ride a 26" Diamondback at it has never given me any trouble.
2120359
As long as the muzzle has a 5/8x24 thread pitch this will work fine. The 300 blackout is 7.62 in diameter which will leave plenty of room and the brake will work fine.
434880
Yes it should work fine. I am 6'0" and fit with 2 more adjustments back left. So you should fit well on the bike. I have been using it now for almost 2 months and am still using daily and still love it as much as my first week.
221140
Yes it will. I have a 220 friend and he rides it fine. However, after he bought this, he upgraded to a landyatch and said that is 10x better. But up to you. This is a fairly decent starter before going on to the next tier.
1896020
I have a 650 and haven't been in to see the new 300. I would look at how similar they are. They are pretty versatile. Look on YouTube on how to install them should give you an idea.Hope this helps
1966346
I am 6 ft 200 lbs and it fits me moving the seat back as far as it goes and the seat up to get a full leg stroke. Before buying the Network 3.0 I was unsure the tires would handle my weight but do so with no problems. For more info see my review with additional pictures set for a 6 ft rider at http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R327YQVQ8JUC1B/ref=cm_cr_pr_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B00AWNHYWW
1704229
It depends on what you mean by a regular bike. I don"t believe it'll work on a 29er but a bike that is 700c or smaller should work.I got rid of this long ago as I don't like riding on a trainer. If you can just go out and ride do so
1136988
This is a very sturdy machine. I weigh 170 and have no issues. I think 300 would not be beyond it's capacity. I use this for bench curl, rowing, and leg curl only - I don't use it for leg extension.
1238845
Yes, works great. I'm a taller rider, so the adjustability helps my back. Fits the travel bag too.
1703025
Tough question. I am running 285 and know that 295 will fit, which is a 33. I personally wouldn't run anything bigger without an actual lift kit, unless you are willing to deal with rubbing.
1930194
You should try to keep the weight close to the same and under 300lbs. I had a very large 210 11yr (yes 210/11yrs Not my kid!) and a 10 yr 70lbs and it leaned hard and didn't look safe! I've had a 120lb rider and she sat on the middle section and loved it. I tow it with a Seadoo pwc. It has been used about 6 times and still looks like it is new.
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.
2236326
Package says for 26", but I just installed it on my 29er and it will work as long as it's not greater than 60mm opening in fork. Coverage is minimal, but probably sufficient (will know soon when I actually ride it).
1296394
Works fine for my Trek (not 29) but w discs, should b no problem. It's basically just a skewer- I would be shocked if it didn't work w any bike
666422
I believe it depends on what you are putting it in. The 300 is for a full size razo and use by adults.
400268
I wouldn't recommend it, as it is unlikely two riders together will total under the maximum 220# for which this is rated. Plus, the training wheels are pretty far back on the bike to help the front rider stay vertical. Consider a tandem trike instead, if you can afford one. We have, and like, the Terratrike Rover Tandem.