Thank the engineer and those responsible for making this game changer. I have been racking my brain out trying to figure out a configuration. This seems to be the answer for the places I go, fishing, camping, and just back dirt roads. With the motors in the back is it possible to detach from the front and push your way around a grocery store.? Also, can you dedicate a wheelchair just for the back Motors and replacing the original axle.? I can imagine the fun it would be in the snow or about four or five inches of powder. Thanks, Buckmaster.
You’ve hit the nail on the head there Buckmaster. The Triride team develop their own technical advancements and accompanying electronics, thus the innovation. We’ll certainly pass on your comments. Yes you can push round a grocery store, once front bike is detached. The axel is slightly wider than your day wheels and dependent on the option you choose the wheel could be bigger and certainly with wider tread. No you can’t run the back wheels only. The front bikes electronics are connected to the rear wheels electronics. Once connected the front bike guides the usage of the device. As you will have seen from our other videos the ability to plow through soft sand is a massive game changer. We will be taking it in the snow during our next winter! Cheers, MaxAbility.
Hey Sangi and thanks for your question. Yes correct the small backpack holds two batteries for the two motors sitting in each of the rear wheels. The range with all 3 motors engaged is +/- 40km… it depends of course on the kind of terrain you are engaging.
@@maxabilitynz4645 The all wheelchair idea is fantastic. Just the battery pack on the back of the chair is not good weight distribution wise + you lose space for your backpack etc..
@@maxabilitynz4645 That's a game changer ! I wonder what's the maximum autonomy you could get with their best version with handbike assisted setup. I've read somewhere that you can reach 120 km of autonomy with double battery, on hybrid model. Will be cool if can have at least 80km range, maybe going most of the time in mode 1.
@@syncrovanCos hey Syncro. Appreciate your question and it’s a good one. With dual batteries on the front and rear (or just front) +\- 80km is certainly achievable. We can mount dual batteries on a number of our models with MadMax and the Trocks versions being the main. Terrain, how aggressive the throttle is used, are also contributing factors. Trust that gives you more to think through.
Nice chair I love
On top of the world
Certainly an exhilarating experience @davisnick1016 - thanks for watching!
Thank the engineer and those responsible for making this game changer. I have been racking my brain out trying to figure out a configuration. This seems to be the answer for the places I go, fishing, camping, and just back dirt roads. With the motors in the back is it possible to detach from the front and push your way around a grocery store.? Also, can you dedicate a wheelchair just for the back Motors and replacing the original axle.? I can imagine the fun it would be in the snow or about four or five inches of powder. Thanks, Buckmaster.
You’ve hit the nail on the head there Buckmaster. The Triride team develop their own technical advancements and accompanying electronics, thus the innovation. We’ll certainly pass on your comments.
Yes you can push round a grocery store, once front bike is detached. The axel is slightly wider than your day wheels and dependent on the option you choose the wheel could be bigger and certainly with wider tread.
No you can’t run the back wheels only. The front bikes electronics are connected to the rear wheels electronics. Once connected the front bike guides the usage of the device.
As you will have seen from our other videos the ability to plow through soft sand is a massive game changer. We will be taking it in the snow during our next winter!
Cheers,
MaxAbility.
Nice bro your wheels
Where's the battery for the wheelchair wheels (is it that little "backpack")? What's the range on maximum assist with all 3 wheels working?
Hey Sangi and thanks for your question. Yes correct the small backpack holds two batteries for the two motors sitting in each of the rear wheels. The range with all 3 motors engaged is +/- 40km… it depends of course on the kind of terrain you are engaging.
@@maxabilitynz4645 The all wheelchair idea is fantastic. Just the battery pack on the back of the chair is not good weight distribution wise + you lose space for your backpack etc..
@@maxabilitynz4645 That's a game changer ! I wonder what's the maximum autonomy you could get with their best version with handbike assisted setup. I've read somewhere that you can reach 120 km of autonomy with double battery, on hybrid model. Will be cool if can have at least 80km range, maybe going most of the time in mode 1.
@@syncrovanCos hey Syncro. Appreciate your question and it’s a good one. With dual batteries on the front and rear (or just front) +\- 80km is certainly achievable. We can mount dual batteries on a number of our models with MadMax and the Trocks versions being the main. Terrain, how aggressive the throttle is used, are also contributing factors. Trust that gives you more to think through.
el sistema esta muy bien pero el precio es muy elevado
I'm wondering now how this will work with the Triwheel?
Hey ME on Wheels. We can attach the All Wheel Drive to all 'powered' Triride Bikes, including the Tribike. 🙂