I'm so jealous.Where did you get a Street Strider in Yellow?? I got mine about 3 weeks ago it's the 3i in blue. Sad that I didn't buy the 7i. Still need to get going on it. Weather hast been all that great. I had it out for the first time and it was really clumsy at first. Took a while to actually get it going. Wasn't very far and it was fun. And oh are you crazy just wearing flip flops riding. .
Is there a way to properly lube this strider since mine has been stored for a time? I find it hard to get it going but watching these first-time riders shows it takes a small learning curve to get going.
Hi there! I’m no longer a dealer for StreetStrider... unfortunately the owner sold the company to a big fitness centre several years ago and I don’t know if there are new models now that fold up... back 8 years ago they did collapse down almost flat but I had a rack on the back of my van for transport so I could just pop it on and off and Go! I would search up where they are sold? I bet by now there’s a fold up version... good luck! They are fun and a great way to be active:)
That is what I wanna know to though I suspect that the vast majority of owners are not using them 3-5 years later because they got bored with them and/or were tired of paying high fees to maintain and fix it. Like everything with moving parts it will break down and unless you can do it yourself which the majority won't or don't then expect to haul it to a bike shop or other mechanic over and over again. And just how many times can one stand it going around the block over and over again before getting bored? This is not for any long rides for more than an hr.
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I'm so jealous.Where did you get a Street Strider in Yellow?? I got mine about 3 weeks ago it's the 3i in blue. Sad that I didn't buy the 7i. Still need to get going on it. Weather hast been all that great. I had it out for the first time and it was really clumsy at first. Took a while to actually get it going. Wasn't very far and it was fun. And oh are you crazy just wearing flip flops riding. .
I LOVE the StreetStrider! Contact Lynn for a demo or to purchase. A fantastic new way to move with low impact!
Lynn Kanuka
Omg I gotta get one
Is there a way to properly lube this strider since mine has been stored for a time? I find it hard to get it going but watching these first-time riders shows it takes a small learning curve to get going.
How much practice needed on the StreetStride before one can backflip? Will purchase large order if its less than a 1,000 hours
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Ya its easy Your just a little person lol im Huge right at the weight limit on mine 5 mins today WOW thats all lol but im gunna keep pushing & pulling
The area I could ride is located 3 miles away. Can the StreetStrider be folded up for transport?
Hi there! I’m no longer a dealer for StreetStrider... unfortunately the owner sold the company to a big fitness centre several years ago and I don’t know if there are new models now that fold up... back 8 years ago they did collapse down almost flat but I had a rack on the back of my van for transport so I could just pop it on and off and Go! I would search up where they are sold? I bet by now there’s a fold up version... good luck! They are fun and a great way to be active:)
@@lynnkanuka6298 I appreciate you getting back to me. Thank you!
Great, close, call me.
Are you still using the StreetStrider?
That is what I wanna know to though I suspect that the vast majority of owners are not using them 3-5 years later because they got bored with them and/or were tired of paying high fees to maintain and fix it.
Like everything with moving parts it will break down and unless you can do it yourself which the majority won't or don't then expect to haul it to a bike shop or other mechanic over and over again.
And just how many times can one stand it going around the block over and over again before getting bored?
This is not for any long rides for more than an hr.
@@timothy3732 been using mine daily for seven years. Not expensive at all to maintain.
Your arms are ripped