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@@tjdime hey tjdime. Well that’s just the thing with the Triride MTW. You can attach the front and rear drive systems to your manual wheel chair… thus converting it to a 3 wheel drive. You remove the rear wheels, which attach on their own axel, and put your day wheels back on. Saves having and funding multiple chair devices. Thanks for your comments and appreciate you watching our material. MaxAbility.

@@maxabilitynz4645 Thanks for the reply. Can see how it could be of use.

@@Oi999Pa well based on our numerous clients opinions, throughout New Zealand… yes!! It certainly allows you to get to places not possible with a manual wheelchair. Have a look through our videos and you’ll see a bunch more on varying terrain; bush, beach etc. ultimately be the judge for yourself and trial one with your local dealer. They’ll also be able to talk pricing. www.trirideitalia.com/en/dealers/ thanks for checking and watching our videos. Appreciated!!

@@maxabilitynz4645 Thanks 👍🏻

Very similar for both @Zara_Beth. Distance covered does depend on terrain, throttle management etc. 20 to 25km would be a good average to work on. Cheers!

Why thank you. Pretty cool solution for this client. 👍🏼

Hello tamangvlog5. Welcome to our channel! We hope you enjoy our many videos… 😁

Hey @joeskill4663. Yes they do. Please see the following dealer link where you’ll note Canadian dealers.

Morning! Yes it most certainly can go backwards.

Hi there @paul. We know that they are sold in the UK - suggest you touch base with them www.trirideitalia.com/en-gb/contacts/contact-us/. And yes they are made in Italy. Very cool piece of kit, can I say.

Hey Opa Fred. We have found it can cover different issues which include; throttle and/or motor and/or damaged cables amongst others. We suggest you book it in with your Triride repair agent. Thanks for reaching out…

Hi Roger. No there is not. That said we find you don’t often need to take it off in a building, due to being able to easily pull the actual wheel up and have it spring lock in place. That way all 4 chair wheels return to the ground. Thanks for your question.

Certainly an exhilarating experience @davisnick1016 - thanks for watching!

wheelchairs on the whole dont come with suspension so be little point putting it in a power wheel

@@melin1969 correct, generally they don't but there are number of options to add it currently I run loopwheels extreme on the back and frog legs on the front. If you live where there is a lot of cobblestone suspension is worth looking in to IMHO. I should have clarified in my original comment that there are a number of cheap chinese power attachments that have suspension yet these at five to ten times the price do not.

Hey Murat. Please contact your local dealer for pricing. www.trirideitalia.com/en/dealers/

Please have a chat with your local dealer Pedro. www.trirideitalia.com/en/dealers/

Assalamualaikum pak.klau.mau.beli.dimnya.

Hey there Lucia. Here are the dealer details for Italy. Italy Sunrise Medical info@sunrisemedical.it +39 0523 573111

To rear wheels are on their own axel Moshe. This allows easy removal of the rear wheels, so that the day wheels can also be used. Interchangeable. Thanks for your question.

@MaxAbility NZ I interested to assign one of my wheelchair to mtw and neglect my oem wheels so I asking can I push mtw more fowrd closer as I can to get original looks?

@@Rafaelsaban42 we would have to see the underside of your wheelchair to determine that moshe.

@@Rafaelsaban42 we would need to see it physically moshe. Suggest you to if h base with your local dealer and have them assess.

@@Rafaelsaban42 www.trirideitalia.com/en/

Thanks for watching Hugo😁