I am an 5'6" adult weighing 165# and want to ride with my grandkids several blocks. Would this be a god choice?
79257
I bought it for my daughter who is 9. However, I played around with it and am 190 lbs. It held me no problem. It's very sturdy and has been thru the wars of many falls for my daughter.
79258
It would work, but if you are riding on asphalt or sidewalks with expansion joints the 165# weight will not allow it to glide as much. You will have to kick often to keep on the move. Consider one with larger, softer wheels. EXPERIENCE: Tried it myself, was quite a workout.
79259
I think it would probably work. Seems pretty sturdy. They do make a heavier duty version though.
79260
weight limit is 140-150# so I would say, it depends on how far you plan to go
79261
I'm 5'11" and 150 lbs. I ride mine to the library and such and it's still a comfortable ride height-wise. I think you'll be fine.
485271
At 6'5", it will be a tight fit. I am 6'3" and I tip the scales at 205 lbs. The kayak is a bit rolly polly for me but we bought two of these for the grand kids and they really like them. It may be more than your budget will allow, but you may want to consider a Jackson kayak. It seems as big as an ore carrier, but it has more than enought room for a cooler, a dog, etc.
93819
Absolutely. My daughter is 8 and is on it constantly. As long as you bolt the legs in tightly, it's great.
1386973
You may try but this would be more appropriate for someone around less than 6 feet and weighing around 80kg. You may look for something more sturdy for a comfortable ride. I would suggest Diamondback 2013 Overdrive V 29'er Mountain Bike with 29-Inch Wheels, expensive but worth it.
1027580
Yes. I'm 6 4 as well and have to actually put the seat down. I swear a giant could comfortably fit on this bike. Definitely go for it if you're thinking about buying it. I use it daily for at least 5 miles with zero back pain or knee pains. The only issue with being a bigger guy/gal is the footsteps come undone when you get off the bike. That's literally the only flaw
950892
It depends upon the weight you're carrying.My grandchildren love to ride in thewagon.
236538
No, should not be a problem. My husband is your height (heavier) and he rides it on occasion and says its ok
886350
I think it would be a great tool to aid in early walking. My grandson's 5 year old friend, who is pretty tall, rides on it just fine.
1053425
I am also six foot tall and had no problem riding it. However, the wheels will not support a 200 pound body. The rear wheel spokes broke on mine.
1802401
That should be fine. I'm 5'7" and ride it. My son is about 5' tall and doesn't have any issues.
1604679
I personally think you should be fine for at least a little while. We bought it last spring for our 4 year old daughter who is tall for her age and she rides it around like a crazy woman. Her older sister, who was 6 at that time, and who is also tall for her age (95th percentile) was able to ride it without problems with the seat at the middle position, although it was more comfortable for her when I moved the seat to the very back position. Our then 6 year old (who just turned 7 this month) learned to ride a two-wheeler this past summer however, so she really has no interest in her little sister's big wheel. Have you looked into coaster bikes? I personally think you should be fine for at least a little while. We bought it last spring for our 4 year old daughter who is tall for her age and she rides it around like a crazy woman. Her older sister, who was 6 at that time, and who is also tall for her age (95th percentile) was able to ride it without problems with the seat at the middle position, although it was more comfortable for her when I moved the seat to the very back position. Our then 6 year old (who just turned 7 this month) learned to ride a two-wheeler this past summer however, so she really has no interest in her little... » Read More I personally think you should be fine for at least a little while. We bought it last spring for our 4 year old daughter who is tall for her age and she rides it around like a crazy woman. Her older sister, who was 6 at that time, and who is also tall for her age (95th percentile) was able to ride it without problems with the seat at the middle position, although it was more comfortable for her when I moved the seat to the very back position. Our then 6 year old (who just turned 7 this month) learned to ride a two-wheeler this past summer however, so she really has no interest in her little sister's big wheel. Have you looked into coaster bikes? « Show Less
864789
No way, I'm 5'4" and about 115lbs and I ride it around no problem. It's great fun!
2169819
I think it would be OK. My daughter is about 5' and can ride it no problem.
14680
Yes, for adults too. I'm 5'8" and ride daily. Believe it goes up to 180 or 200 lbs.
2155569
I am 6'2" and I ride it. I did replace the seat with a Schwinn Zero Pain seat. The German adults ride these a lot.
1399906
yes ! my 14 year old son rides it and he is approx. 5'3 140 lbs.. good luck
760670
the peddler-i think you would be a little to tall for this bike. your at max recommended weight. pushing the maximum weight. it's built more for a big kid 5 foot 5 inches or smaller. i would look into purchasing a taller bike for your height.