Loading your Triride foldable in the car boot, by RGK New Zealand

It’s one thing getting your new Power Assist, the next and probably most vital is that you can get it into your car for adventures further afield. Now for some a trusty partner, child, caregiver or good friend will happily do the job for you. For others we are on our own. What is important is that the equipment is lightweight, compact and can fit… so keep this in mind when evaluating options.
Everyone has their own way of loading a device into a vehicle… what I have done is give you a look at how I load the Triride Foldable into my boot. For me given the lightweight, compact nature of the Triride I can easily load it in, whilst at the same time saving my shoulders from wear and tear!
Have a look and fire any questions through.

[@amandawarmuth]

Thanks buddy very helpful!!

[@Zara_Beth]

What is the battery life and power like in this model compared to the basic TriRide model? :)

[@maxabilitynz4645]

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!

[@opafred8439]

Does anyone know what the error code "info 02" means? Triride reports this error directly at startup. Ride not possible.

[@Wolfsheim23]

Can't the Triride go backwards?

[@maxabilitynz4645]

Morning! Yes it most certainly can go backwards.