Excellent topic for a video! After years of watching videos of trikes rolling through the country side, it’s refreshing to see which trike is suitable for urban life. How about a couple of follow up videos about which trike folds best with electric assist? And the other about which folded trike is easiest to carry through a house door and up to a second floor apartment? A third idea is perhaps a timed race between trikes in folding and unfolding? A final idea like is which trike is easiest to carry on a bus, train or plane? But why, you ask, would I (much less a wider audience) want to know? Because I live in a second floor apartment. And I use my cycles as automotive accessories in commuting. I drive partway then bike to my job to avoid high parking prices. I currently have an ICE Adventure 26 with a Bionx hub motor which is heavy. I am ready to retire both. I’m looking for a more suitable replacement.
Maybe you could suggest the best trike for my space. I have a Hyundai Accent (small sedan). Till recently I carried a folding bike with no problems , but now I have balance issues and am debating: trike or "stability wheels"? If there's any adult trike that can fit in that trunk, I'd be a happy camper! Thanks!
any of the folding catrikes should work. If you wanted even more then azub has a compact folding option where you remove the wheels it's just a bit more effort
@@UtahTrikesOnlinethanks!!! You're the only trike company that's actually answered me on this question, so if I decide to buy one I'll definitely choose you!
Thank you for the update. I have a question, as a member of your channel. Can you tell us how to buy a bicycle that is the right size for us, I always find them too long. PLEASE...🤠 Houston, TX. 🇨🇱
Excellent topic for a video! After years of watching videos of trikes rolling through the country side, it’s refreshing to see which trike is suitable for urban life. How about a couple of follow up videos about which trike folds best with electric assist? And the other about which folded trike is easiest to carry through a house door and up to a second floor apartment? A third idea is perhaps a timed race between trikes in folding and unfolding? A final idea like is which trike is easiest to carry on a bus, train or plane? But why, you ask, would I (much less a wider audience) want to know? Because I live in a second floor apartment. And I use my cycles as automotive accessories in commuting. I drive partway then bike to my job to avoid high parking prices. I currently have an ICE Adventure 26 with a Bionx hub motor which is heavy. I am ready to retire both. I’m looking for a more suitable replacement.
