Lovely! Wish I could hear their comments as they were riding. Jack seemed like an experienced cyclist. I hope more seniors and people in general embrace cycling and ebikes.
I'm not over 60...fixing to turn 48...but I do have a balance disorder and cant even use a walker but for a few feet. This looks incredible. The only bad thing about these is that low/middle class cant afford it. I wish! Looks awesome though.
I have seen several review videos of e trikes and I have not found the answer of my question: What are the folded dimensions so that si can check if it fits in the trunk of my SUV
It's not just the size of the tires, it also has to do with the length and width of the tricycle as well. All tricycles if ridden properly will be safe to ride. With that said though, something with a lower center of gravity will be best to reduce tipping, that way the rider sits lower to the ground. The 16" model in this video is very sturdy and easy to ride!
I see this trike and your rickshaw trike have 750 watt motors, but your "standard" adult trike only has a 250 watt motor. Why don't they all have the 750 watt motor? Why does your smallest trike (the folder) have such a powerful motor?
Different Etrikes for different use cases. The trike in this video actually has a 750watt motor. The Etrike with the 250 watt motor is great for cruising, perfect for communities, neighborhoods etc, great on flat ground. The Rickshaw is meant to carry heavier loads, especially with passengers so it needs more power. The folding etrike we gave it a bigger motor because we wanted it to double as a personal mobility device, so riders up to 350lbs could easily go up hills and around town with an issue. Also, the folding etrike could be great for camping and outdoors and we wanted the bigger motor to easily handle hard packed trails.
Lovely! Wish I could hear their comments as they were riding. Jack seemed like an experienced cyclist. I hope more seniors and people in general embrace cycling and ebikes.
Very logical features for so many riders.
Those 16" wheels would maximize portability of the folding feature!
I'm not over 60...fixing to turn 48...but I do have a balance disorder and cant even use a walker but for a few feet. This looks incredible. The only bad thing about these is that low/middle class cant afford it. I wish! Looks awesome though.
Just a question can you buy three-wheel ebikes powered from the back wheels not the front wheels and what weight can you tow with a three-wheel ebike
I have seen several review videos of e trikes and I have not found the answer of my question: What are the folded dimensions so that si can check if it fits in the trunk of my SUV
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What is the wright capacity? The top speed? And weight if the bike please?
What size tires make a trike more or less likely to tip over? What size tires would make a trike the least “tippy?” Thanks!
It's not just the size of the tires, it also has to do with the length and width of the tricycle as well. All tricycles if ridden properly will be safe to ride. With that said though, something with a lower center of gravity will be best to reduce tipping, that way the rider sits lower to the ground. The 16" model in this video is very sturdy and easy to ride!
what is the weight and are there more comfortable seats?
It weighs approximately 3lbs. I think this one is our most comfortable seat we make at sixthreezero.
Can you ride this on the beach?
Unfortunately you won't be able to ride it on the beach.
I see this trike and your rickshaw trike have 750 watt motors, but your "standard" adult trike only has a 250 watt motor. Why don't they all have the 750 watt motor? Why does your smallest trike (the folder) have such a powerful motor?
Different Etrikes for different use cases. The trike in this video actually has a 750watt motor. The Etrike with the 250 watt motor is great for cruising, perfect for communities, neighborhoods etc, great on flat ground. The Rickshaw is meant to carry heavier loads, especially with passengers so it needs more power. The folding etrike we gave it a bigger motor because we wanted it to double as a personal mobility device, so riders up to 350lbs could easily go up hills and around town with an issue. Also, the folding etrike could be great for camping and outdoors and we wanted the bigger motor to easily handle hard packed trails.
I want this india
Old farts enjoying life. 🤣🤣
and wise enough to avoid the potholes?