I like it too, but I am having trouble seeing a market. Its sporty so its competing with e-motorcycles. why would someone who may want to go up to 55 mph need the extra stability. Is the market partially disabled people?

@@utubeape If you drop the knobby tires and add street legless bits I can see this as a commuter to work if it can keep up with the traffic. Most places I go are a 45 mph zones or less and I live most of the time in a 5 mile commuter radius.

@@paulsherman7802 Yes I see your point, but it doesn't give someone much more than an ebike does, plus you have to wear wet weather gear if it is raining. It could have a curved polycarb screen that goes from front right over the topo and give a good amount of protection, and have this easily removeable. Have a look at ebikes / emotorbikes with detatchable sidecars, thats a good option too

I'm mostly thinking about a vehicle more suitable for snowy/icy conditions where losing traction once in a while is kind of unavoidable.

right on time for the electric revolution, $6 per gallon gas. how perfect 😏

I can't find a trike with dual front wheels that has large storage to hold a couple of grocery bags.

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I hope one day soon they do that

@j k 🍋🤣🤣 enclosed scooter knobbly tyres 🤣🤣 snow ❄ I ride a vespa gtv 300 🤣🤣

That's the piaagio three wheeled scooter. Been around for years.

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They all sound great, but I wonder which one 🤔💯💖💖💖

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It is shameful, indeed. Australia seems becoming quickly a hostile place.

@@FBPrepping the problem more than anything is that this country has become to much a nanny state and has been hijacked by to many bloody bureaucrats and socialists who want the great reset to take place which will ultimately turn us into numbers. It’s pretty sad how over governed this once great country has become.

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@@arialdibouski3364 Only when you know what is it you speak off! Anus!

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Well they all had 3 wheels! I have to be honest with you though…. At the prices of these trikes they sure don’t go very far and most don’t have a back up in case you use the battery until it is drained. You might be better off with my vehicle, the 2012 Toyota Prius Plug-in. On my trip A screen it shows total travel distance of 18,563 miles and my average mpg during that time is 122 miles per gallon! The gas tank holds 10 gallons but I have went 3 months with out having to get gas! I paid $15,000 for it in 2015. My guess is if Toyota ever decides to make an all electric car, it will give Tesla some serious competition.

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I bought what I thought was a mylo from alibaba I think I would have been happier with a traditional electric bike

@@Fatelvis2 Sorry to hear that, My first Ebike was a folding fat tire. Loved it at first then over time the fat tires were annoying for the noise and when they got a flat, they were flat. Buyer remorse sucks especially when you are wanting to sell the old to get a new one. I build my ebikes now this way I get what I want but here are some really nice purpose built bikes out there. What has you not loving your new ride of than you think it may be a knock off.

@@dalvenable331 It didnt take bumps well and technically without operational pedals its illegal in my state one day I was close to empty and it just stopped recharged the battery nothing customer service was no existent I know the battery is charged (used a meter) but nothing motor horn light etc work I believe I found a shop that will look at it so I might get it back on the road

@@Fatelvis2 If you are not getting power to the system always check the battery and battery mount, cables and connects from battery to the motor controller. your motor controller has at the least 7 connections that are color coded and not one size fits all so it is easy to work with. Also check your brake handles, they have cut off switches built in and if the the brakes are loose you get a 02 code cutting power to the motor. If you have had a wreck and the handle bars hit something the throttle could be damaged or the on/off controller switch. sorry to hear you got a non street legal system, is it a scooter? if so can you register with DMV. power gremlins are a pain in the butt. Generally it is a loose connection from riding. Some batteries sit down on the end of the battery like the old Silver fish batteries. But would get power interrupt on bumpy roads because over time the battery lock would get loose. If the bike has a direct drive hub motor it will not be the problem they are about bullet proof. planetary geared motor hubs can be over heated and melt solder connections in the motor causing power interrupt or even failure. but can be fixed with a simple soldering. Get it running find someone who just got to have it. sell it to them and get yourself a 1000 watt electric bike conversion kit or 500 watt geared hub kit from Ebikeling ebike conversions and build your own Ebike. Easy fun and cheaper. Plus you know whats what and where to look because you put it together. I have a few kits that I always change out from bicycle to bicycle so i never get bored .

@@dalvenable331 I will keep tinkering with it I strongly agree that learning how to work on ebikes would be of value as they become more popular I was riding it past the chief of police he made a comment but didnt stop me I showed it to another cop and he said ay I am not going to bust you for that

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If you've ever ridden one of each you would know that the reverse trike is much more stable and, if the front wheels tilt as you turn, It is the more stable that 4 wheels.

@@rfileger I have and because of it I now own a Rewaco HS6 trike. My arse is exactly 150mm off the tarmac. I actually sit lower than the centre line of the gearbox and half shafts at the rear. The centre of gravity works out at 550mm, obviously from the road surface. The width across the rear wheels is 1.8m. It’s more stable and handles way better than my 260Z Datsun with 185bhp.

@@stephenpenney6774 Completely different with a trike with a petrol engine, as the weight of the engine holds the back of the trike down. Pedal powered tricycles with two wheels in the rear are very top-heavy when ridden, and most don't have a differential so the cornering sucks.

@Sunsethunter76gmail • 3 days ago 72 years young and on the lookout for trikes? That's the spirit! Living in a small town with everything within three miles sounds perfect for some trike adventures. And hey, I totally get it-sometimes we need that trusty basket for our grocery hauls. Now, let me tell you a little story. I once saw this kid walking, and suddenly, wheels magically popped out of the bottom of his shoes, and off he went! I've been yearning for a pair ever since. Age is just a number, and the desire for fun knows no bounds, right? By the way, I'm actually working on another trike list for an upcoming video. So stay tuned, my friend! Thank you for your wonderful comment and keep the trike dreams alive. Cheers!

Unfortunately, I can not take the time to go to each website to answer that, but if you look in the video description for those you are most interested in, you can find out by emailing the company or looking through the website.

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