I’m a Catrike guy all of the way. Started my triking by buying a used Trail which I rode 5000 miles the first year I owned it then sold it at a profit and bought a new 559 . the following year added a new 700. The 559 is my Lexus sedan and the 700 is my Porsche 911. I ride them interchangeably on a daily basis . Approaching 30,000 miles on the two of them combined. The Catrikes have been 100% reliable without any repairs other than routine wear maintenance. On occasion when I have called Catrike for info I get an individual that talks me through any issue. If I want a part my dealer calls or I call and it’s immediate delivery. They are an incredible company to do business with and it’s made in America.

As a trike-curious person, I really appreciated your video. Thank-you.

Thanks for the videos. Great info. I had an original WizWheels and man was it fast. But now a Sun EZ3 (sitting higher) and with both trikes I changed to thumb shifters. So much quicker and easier than twisting to change gears. I highly recommend that to older riders, like myself, for comfort.

I'm a little prejudiced, I have owned a recumbent trike for the last 10 years. Started with the HP Velotechnik Gekko (7 years), and now I ride the HP Scorpion Enduro. I have ridden many of the other manufacturers trikes to get an idea of how they ride and handle, but at the end of the day to me HP just screams top notch Engineering, and exceptional quality of their products! Very comfortable ride, with the handling characteristics of a Formula 1. The reason I went from the Gekko to the Scorpion was the full suspension, where I ride I needed something to dampen the vibration, bumps, and rough riding surface, besides the cushioning of the tires. I got pretty beat up riding on the Gekko, would have kept it if I were riding on nothing but really smooth pavement.

I believe that the number 559 is in millimeters, not centimeters; the 559 could be the last three digits of a range of 26-inch wheels from a 25-559 (26x1) to a 57-559 (26x2125).

I have an original Terratrike TOUR model. I have had it converted to electric,using the Bafang setup. REALLY nice rig.

Its understandable more people's purchases in trikes are dictated by affordability, it would be interesting to see stats on sales of all brands if theyre available. We could get an idea of how popular trikes are becoming overall and numbers per brand sold.

I like your videos so much! I bought an All Terrain a few months ago because we have lots of bike paths in Florida, and I like to ride in comfort while exploring and stopping to take pictures of the gorgeous wildlife and scenery. It’s not fast, but a lot of the bike paths have a 20mph or less speed limit anyway. It is a nice ride.

Well, I like my Catrike Dumont, and the other reason why I chose Catrike it’s made here in the USA Orlando, Florida. The only thing I wish they would do is make a more comfortable seat like the ice trike

An original Rambler was my first trike but I have upgraded to an All Terrain. It rides like an SUV with a worn-out underpowered engine (me). It suits my casual style of riding.

I brought the Terra trike All terrain and it is awesome.

I’m a ICE fan myself. Love the full suspension and fold ability.

Another question I would have would be transportation. A big part of my bicycle dreams is going places and riding trails. Bicycles have all sorts of svelte rack options to transport by motorized vehicle. How does one transport a trike?

Currently, I'm riding a Day 6 bicycle and want to stay on a bicycle for as long as possible. However, if my condition worsened, I think a trike would be the next logical step. If I was on a trike, I would want it to be on a barcolounger with wheels, also, the bike would have to be able to support substantial weight. Any suggestions?

I have a 2017 terra trike rambler that I would like add on a set of shock absorbers. Is that possible.

Lastly, stores get shirty when I want to bring my bike inside. However, it seems to me that I might just be able to get away with pretending one of those trikes was a wheelchair? Any ideas? BTW if you've already done a video to answer any of these questions, please feel free to just post a link.

Question Can balloon tires be put on these trikes??

Why not conventional "racing" trikes? (basically road bikes with two rear wheels)

You forgot about the Terratrike Rover.

Got it just saw your website.. the reason you don't every include the TOP end trikes is because you don't carry them .... AZUB and HP is never represented. So when you say TOP selling you mean what you sell in your store....