NEW USA MADE "FAT TIRE" SCOOTER

Fat Tires are the ultimate in traction- thus the conditions and terrains you can go over are greatly expanded!  As well as extending this sport thru the Winter months- and that also is timed well to take advantage of when the dogs have the most energy- when its cool outside!  These 20" dia. wheels/fat tires also are the ultimate in scooter stability on any type of terrain (snow, gravel, loose dirt, mud, crud, etc) , including dry pavement!   This extra traction also adds stability when you have multiple strong fast dogs on board!  The only penalty is slightly more rolling resistance (in the softer material they actually roll easier) and a bit of a humming noise on pavement, which comes in handy as a warning when you approach pedestrians from the rear, LOL.  The wheelbase (axle to axle) is also 2" longer than the standard usa scooter and the footplate 2" wider (8").  The ground clearance is also increased a little- but still comfortable for kicking.

Weight capacity is 300 lbs.

In the photo you can see how the 2 point clipin allows the dogs to support the scooter vertically and allows the scooter to support the dog/dogs (side to side and vertically).

Dog on each side config. shown- this is best beginner 2 dog setup since its so stable and easy to ride.

Best when you need to be narrow- for instance busy sidewalks and or single track trails.  Its a bit more advanced riding but still easy since that 2 point clipin allows the dogs to support the scooter.

This option is included with all 2 dog or 2nd dog add on systems.

Its included with all 2 dog systems and the best beginner setup for 2 dogs since its so stable and easy to ride- can do some packed snow, shallow powder snow and other moderately loose material.

   A decent quality conventional kickscooter appropriate for a single dog

(not multiple dogs) with a 26" front wheel and a 20" dia. rear wheel.  The tires are 1 1/2" wide street oriented tread. But for better safety and performance for all surface conditions i recommend a set of wider more aggressive tires at $50 for the upgrade.  The wheelbase is 48" long (axle to axle and thats relatively long for a conventional scooter) and the longer the wheelbase generally the more stable and better tracking the scooter is.   The larger front wheel also adds a bit more steering stability (not as twitchy) and also rolls over bumps a bit smoother.  Its a fairly light scooter with a rider MAX weight rating of 200 lbs.  The stock handlebars are junk (way to swept back) so i add a more appropriate handlebar as well as a new set of grips. i also shorten the brake cables to match the new appropriate handlebars.  The brakes are standard low end bicycle brakes (called V-brakes) which have adequate braking for a single high drive dog attached.  Fenders are included.

The only 2 weaknesses i see is the exposed rear brake cable on the left side of the lower frame- this could be an issue IF you ride a lot on narrow single track trails- and that rear brake cable requires a bit more hand strength to operate.  I do make the new footplate, which wider than the stock one, inorder to overhang on that left side and protect that exposed cable from the side (NOT from the bottom though). And a wider footplate is always nice to have.

This is a decent quality Taiwanese kick scooter and fine for a single medium size dog.  I do not recommend it for multiple dogs.

Brakes are the standard V-brake you see on most low end bicycles- they do have the power to lockup the wheels but not as accurate in modulating the braking power as the disc brakes are.

Tire upgrade to the Kenda K-Rad, 2" wide, more agro tread tires is $48 and allows the Willy to do some moderate off road.

 For those that can't ride a scooter  and or want to use the trike for their own riding (without dogs) often, the Dogpowered Trike is the solution. (these are the recumbent "TADPOLE" trikes with 2 wheels in the front)

I DO NOT SELL THE TRIKES - you have to get those from others. I recommend a local trike dealer for the best service.

I can't fit all of the trikes, just 4-5 of them such as some of these brands-  OLDER CAT, TRIDENT, SUN, TERRATRIKE, and TI-TRIKES  

I also recommend an upgrade to a wider tire and or a "fat tire" model if you want to do ANY off road.                  

 I can usually fit most any  good quality scooter (with good brakes and at least 16" dia wheels).  Longer wheelbase and 2 frame tubes under the footplate are best.  IF i don't think its a safe scooter I can't make a system for it.

There is a $40 Custom Fit Fee on top of the $260.  And shipping is extra.

I do take returns within the first 30 days.

Refunds will exclude the original shipping costs.

Deductions will be made for any cosmetic or serious damage

There is a $50 unpacking, examination, cleaning and restocking fee for returns- exceptions are made for any defective items.

All parts (except brake pads and tires) are guaranteed w/ replacement (shipping included only in the usa) for 1 year from delivery date.