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Thank you for your comment David. That was probably a very rewarding job. I just bought them and rode them and and enjoyed the ride. Thank you for your comment and God bless.
Hi Mr. Kent, my husband is almost 87 and just recently got a trike. It is more stable after a stroke and so far he's doing great. I am 82 and have had my trike since last year and love it. God willing we both will have this freedom for a few more years.
Thank you for your comment Bev. And sharing your information on your etrike. You two have what it takes to live together longer than most. Thanks again for your comment and God bless.
I am nearly 90 live in Australia had mine About ten years just handed in my license and I do a lot more then 14 miles an our ride it every day Got a big black plastic box on the back love it
Thank you for your comment Virginia. Yep, it's unbelievable how much enjoyment we can get from the trikes. I ride nearly everyday also and ride along with my grandson with his new dirt bike. Thanks again for your comment and God bless.
I just helped my 84 yr old uncle do some research on which trike he wanted and he chose this 1. Can't wait until it gets here to get him out and about enjoying the outdoors again. Great video sir
Thank you for your comment Ben. I'm glad it helped. I have a video on the channel showing how I tried to tip the trike over. You guys may enjoy that one. Have fun with that and if you have questions don't hesitate to ask. Thanks again and God bless. MrKent.com@gmail.com
I am 74, and have been riding motorcycles. For better than 50 years. In 2017, I decided to give up my Goldwing and purchased a 49 cc Honda Ruckus scooter. An in nice weather am still riding it! But I do appreciate your video on this etrike, stay safe and strong!
We’re 67 and almost 70. Good for you! I ride both e-bikes and bikes. My husband can only ride e-bikes because of his health issues. I told him he needs an etrike now. Thanks for sharing! God bless you. Keep riding!! ❤️
Thank you for your comment and kind words. Yes, he will love the trike. But it takes a little "getting used to". My first try on it was a little scary because when it started to go right I tried to correct it by going left and totally lost control. But after that it was a matter of learning the difference between a bike and a trike. Thank you for your comment and kind words and may God bless you folks also.
Wow, Thank you for your comment Gaynor. That's something special. I'm just getting started on mine but loving every minute. Have a good and prosperous new year and God bless you.
Your new e-trike looks marvelous and is an excellent purchase to continue your daily enjoyment of riding. I hope all goes well with your medical procedure later today. Cheers from Australia
Hiya Buddy : It looks like this would be a good choice for me , since I just had stem cell therapy for a hip injury which I hope after a few more months will be cured but to have my motorcycle I decided against it as I am 71 years old. So it seems like this would be pretty good to get out and ride around on my property and not really go to the store because I'd have to go on a couple of highways to get to town so that's an out , but riding around the country roads will be much fun too. So an e - trike is the way to go for me too. Enjoy and keep on Trikin' John Wayne
Congratulations on the new trike! This is the one I plan on buying next spring or summer. I had a stroke a few years ago and no longer have the muscle strength and control or balance to ride a bicycle. If you haven't already contacted Lectric you can send them pictures of the damaged fenders and they'll send you new ones. It's a pretty common issue unfortunately. I hope you get many years of enjoyment with it.
Thank you for your comment. Yep, now I wish I had thought of this before. I'm just getting broken in on it but I plan to have some good times riding with it. I'm not going to be concerned about the fenders, it wasn't Lectric's fault and they don't bother the riding any. I'm sorry to hear about your stroke. I have now had two minor strokes: they are no fun at all. Thanks again for your input and God bless.
E-Bikes have been on the ride in my area the past few months, so much so that I'm starting to see E-Trikes on the road too! I know two people who own one, and I may have even seen another one, and I'm seeing about as many E-Bikes as regular bikes, possibly slightly more now. It warms my heart as an E-Bike owner and guru (starting a bike mechanic side hustle this year) to see more of it. On the downside, there's no clean-up crew for bike lanes here, and bike lanes are home to dangerous debris and litter like broken glass and nails/screws so I hope to see that change for the future.
Thank you for your comment Mike. You know what you're talking about on the bike lanes. I've picked up debris in my tire and almost flat by the time I got home. Thanks again for your comment and have a great new year. God bless.
I think anyone who isn't trying to shave every gram of weight off their bike, is well served to not only use extra-thick tubes (tubeless is _not_ more durable; tests prove it) but to *add a good volume of nice thick slime sealant.* I've had 1/4” holes that self sealed (& later spit the goo out while crossing rail tracks & then resealed with more goo over the next few rotations). I no longer consider a bike ready to ride, until there's a generous pool of thick sticky sealant in the tubes. (Slime™ brand tubes are not great, but their bottles\jugs of sealant work great with "thorn resistant" tubes.) Tip: Always get the valve stem at a downward angle (4 o'clock or 8 o'clock) before filling/deflating, so the valve stem doesn't get clogged by sealant. Fine for me: I don't have to bend over as far!
I'm 68 and just recently got a Etrike. So far I road it to pick up groceries about 16 miles round trip. I only grocery shop once a month at the big store in town . But I ride it about half a dozen times a month to the corner store to pick up little things like milk. The great thing about a ebike is you never have to buy gas again. Don't know how long it will be before I have to dish out for something expensive like a battery but I imagine it would last about two or three years.
It sounds like your situation is similar to mine. I don't drive a car anymore so this gets me to most places I need to go. Thank you for your comment and input Thomas and God bless you.
Good for you Jim, thank you for your comment. I'm glad I switched when I did. My old body was beginning to get a little wobbly just walking around. The trike gives me a lot more security than the bike did. Have a very happy New year and God bless.
im 63 & just got my 1st ebike its fun [had other type bikes like you had also] in my future Im sure to get an etrike to enjoy like you are. Im sure glad to see you enjoying the ride. :)
Way to go man , if you like it and are having fun , that's all that matters ! I'm 61 and love my ebike and Lord willing I might even get a trike someday 😊
Well I guess I am a blessed man. When I was your age I was still riding my Harleys. Thank you for your comment and kind words and you have a great and prosperous new year. God bless.
@@jerrycrouch8332 I'm sure you have a car with a battery and probably a phone and many other battery operated things that you bought so you must be a Biden guy
Congratulations nice trike this should give you a safer run around the property. I noticed another positive thing I see you have your own ambulance parked on sight. I hope all goes well and you enjoy your new transportation. Merry Christmas 🎄
Thank you for your comment Jim. Ha Ha Ha, yep it was once something to have handy. Now it is an antique my son intends to restore some day. Thank you for your comment. Please have a very merry Christmas and God bless you.
Thank you for your comment and concern Rosemary. I like how your name is spelled. I have a nephew who named one of his girls Merry. Yes, the surgery went well. I am still taking medication for a while yet. Thanks again for your comment and kind words. God bless you also.
You just earned yourself a subscriber. I have a vacation home in Louisiana and we are heading there soon. Would like to purchase an E-trike when I get there. Looks so much fun! Thanks for the video! Don
You are welcome Don. And thank you for your subscription and input. I know you will love the trike. I enjoy it more than I did the e-bikes I had before. God bless you and have a merry Christmas.
I can see why. I went through three expensive Rad bikes. Now I wish I would have known more about Lectric. Thank you for your comment, kind words and input. God bless you and your sweetie.
Thank you for your comment and glad you stopped by. Your kind words are appreciated. We had a very nice Christmas here and hoping you did also. God bless.
Thank you for your comment and kind words David. Yep, I don't plan on stopping any time soon but I appreciate your input and inspiring words. Hoping you have a great new year and God bless.
Thank you for your comment and kind words. My wife is is a quilt addict also. There's no more room for her stash 🤔 thanks again for your comment and God bless.
I'm just about to turn 69. I just ordered an XP Trike for my wife, and the new "ONE" for me. I enjoied your video! I used to ride mitorcycles too. I've been riding my 7 speed cruiser bicycle. But, I'm looking forward to the new rides!
Thank you for your comment Tac. What a deal. If I were just getting started with e-bikes I would get that bike too. You and your sweetie have a good time on those toys 😊. God bless you both.
I'm 82 and in May be his age and I bought one. Love it, 17:38 bought it from addmotor it comes on a pallet in 100% good shape! But I think whatever you get, he will love it. 😊 but wear a helmet!
I think of something like this as a mobile platform I can work from. Perfect for carrying your toolbox, beverages, and stuff around the yard. You could carry a battery for jump-starting vehicles. I'd have a bigger chair like seat on a swivel, and a sun parasol. It's like having a yard chair thats self-propelled. You can add an electric hub to the front, and have AWD. You can pull a wagon if needed.
Hey Mr Kent. I'm 69 and also live in AZ. Been riding ebikes for the last 7 years. The Lectric trike is definitely the best trike for the money. I checked a month or 2 ago and the Addmotor semi-recumbent trike is now also rear-wheel drive (it's nice, but it's still over twice as expensive). I'll ride 2 wheelers as long as I can, but if I had to buy a trike today, I'd buy the Lectric too. Giving you another subscriber, old timer! 👍
Thank you for your comment and info Rick. Nice meeting you and thank you for the sub. We never know ahead of time what will come our way so ride safe, don't crash and dislocate your shoulder and have to ride home like that, and maybe you will never need a trike. Thanks again for your comment and God bless.
Mr. Kent, you’re an inspiration. Thank you. I don’t ride bikes because my balance is awful due to health issues. I am drooling over all the eTrike videos but am stalling because I can’t afford it. When I can no longer drive I will get an eTrike.
Thank you for your comment Rob. That's where I am. I can no longer drive so the trike is how I get around. Thanks again for your comment and God bless you.
I have an e-trike for winter riding. Lot easier staying upright on three wheels than two. Of the three trikes I've had all were front wheel and never had a traction problem with them. They'd even plow through snow banks with ease. Loaded up with groceries was no issue. Only issue I ever really had was one I built myself and used an unbranded kit for it. this kit applied 100% power no matter how much you twisted the grip, so you had to start it by pedaling or else the front wheel would torque off its mounts or bend the forks. Needless to say that one only lasted a season before it tore itself apart
Thank you for your comment and information about front wheel drive. I'm glad you had good success with it. I don't doubt your word, it's just logical that the best traction is beneath the heaviest part of a vehicle. Thank you for your comment and God bless.
I'm 78 and live in Kingman Az. I have an Emojo Caddy Pro trike. More pricey than yours. I replaced the low budget suspension seatpost with a parallelogram type. Pricey($100), but worth it to me. I haven't tried riding in the dirt or desert, but when I do I'll lower the front tire pressure and put several 100 round ammo boxes in the front basket. The trike has the motor in the front wheel. I know what you mean about feeling like the trike would tip over when riding on an inclined surface. The one thing I'd like to have is a differential so it would corner better. Glad you're still riding and recall what Clint Eastwood said about aging : " Don't let the old man in ". All the best to you.
How about that. Good for you Randall. It's good to hear that there are more of us out there enjoying life in the outdoors. Thank you for your comment and extra input. You and yours have a very merry Christmas and God bless.
Took delivery of an XP Trike a little over a week ago. I'm only 65 years old, but I have a inoperable lower back injury that has left my legs almost paralyzed. Need a walker to get around, legs are getting weaker probably be in a wheelchair in a few months. Anyway, use to ride my bicycle all over, would typically put on 1000+ miles a year. Can't do that anymore, I end up crashed with the bike on top of me. It's winter here in Colorado so I've only been able to take a couple of rides on the trike. Gotta get use to not having to put my legs down when I stop. Feels weird when I'm riding on sloped pavement, like the trike is going to flip over. I'm starting to get use to that so my anxiety isn't as high. 😂My legs are so weak I can hardly pedal, though I do a little bit for exercise. My walker does fold up, so I may figure a way to fasten it to the back basket. I worry about having a breakdown and not being able to walk. I do carry a spare folding tire and inner tube in case I have a blowout (happened to me once on my bike and I had to push it 4 miles home. But that was years ago and my legs were still good). Anyway, I refuse to sit around the house and feel sorry for myself, I'm getting out for some sunshine and fresh air! 😃
Wow! I appreciate and respect your attitude. Use bunji cords to hold your walker down. I carry several of them with me in my pouches. As a suggestion, whenever I'm starting I give it a little throttle to get moving. Then pedaling is much easier and turns out to be mostly movement exercise. The tilting is a bit to get used to. My son tried to tip mine over on a sharp corner and it only got up on two wheels and came back down. The thing I am learning is, if it looks dangerous slow down. I'm never in a hurry. If one of the back wheels rolls into a rut going slow it will not throw you around so much as if you were flying along. That might flip you over because of the speed. I have the greatest respect for your attitude. I would like to hear more of your story and get to know you better if you are interested. My email address is: mrkent.com@gmail.com Let me know if you are interested in visiting more. Thank you so much for you comment and God bless you.
Never stop being 😎Mr Kent! I loved this video and you sold me on the Lectric E-Trike. Had watched several videos on e-bikes and trikes. None of the videos I watched talked about it having rear wheel drive. I hope you benefit from this very easy to follow video. You rock!
Thank you Ann for your comment and such kind words. Infact, Lectric e-bikes sent me two of their tshirts because so many people buy a e-trike after watching it. As nice as that is I benefit more to hear that someone was helped because watched the video. Thanks again for your comment and God bless you.
Thank you for your thorough explanation of the E Trike Bike, Mr Kent. I'm trying to watch as many videos as I can on the subject since one of those bikes may be in my future. Happy riding, and good health to you too! 😊
What you may missed, it looks for me that you can fold the front in, so it takes up less space. If need be. So if you need to store it inside it is easier. Greetings from Austria.
Thank you for your comment and handy suggestion. The rear wheel base is just narrow enough to roll it through any entrance door. That's a good idea though. Thank you for your comment. It is appreciated. Have a merry Christmas and God bless.
What a great video, informative and entertaining. Thank you. You sound like a great soul, gentle and peaceful. Take care, it's great you are still riding and have embraced your trike. I like the research you did before you bought it too, I am very practically minded too. Excellent, thanks again, Ray England. Ps. I built my own Ebike how I wanted it to be. Great minds.
How about that! Thank you for your comment and kind words Ray. They are appreciated. I don't know about being a great soul, I know I love Jesus, that might make the difference. I'm proud to hear that you have made your own e-bike. That would be quite a challenge. Thanks again for your kind words and God bless you.
Thank you for this review. I am considering getting this for my 76-year-old mother with serious knee problems. She loved to bike ride when we were younger. It would be wonderful to take her back to the park to do more than our weekly wheelchair walk (I push her). We have a good time on those outings, but she would be so much happier with being able to be on a bike under her own control.
Thank you for your comment. If she liked riding before I'm pretty sure she would like it now. The nice thing about it is, once you get used to it pedaling takes very little effort. And you still get the exercise. Thanks again for your comment and God bless you and your mother.
I bought a lectric 2.0last July im 3 yrs in remission esophageal cancer i have 1900 miles it has given me the strength to get out and get some exercise and enjoy the outdoors
What a great review! Thank you! I’m still on an eBike, but always wondering about a trike and now, because of you, I have no more doubts! I love my Lectric Lite and will love this trike when I decide to switch! 😊 I live in Michigan and would love to live in Arizona in the winters. This was my first time seeing one of your videos, so I’ll subscribe to help you out. Thank you! God bless.
Well, thank you for your comment and subscription. Yep, I did a lot of looking and that's why I selected the Lectric e-trike. I think you will really love it (once you get used to NOT trying to balance it). That was difficult for me to get used to after balancing on two wheels all my life :) You have a merry Christmas and if you have any questions just let me know. You can find my email address at my website, www.mrkent.com. Thanks again and God bless.
Well Kent, I think I've got you beat. I live in North Dakota and I'm 83. I received my XP E-trike in May and so far I have over 100 miles on it. I planned on putting it away by the end of October, It's now the 19th of December and I'm still riding. We have had some snow and cold temperatures, but you just put more clothes on. I'm really surprised how well this trike does on snowy streets. I do bring the battery in at night, They say these batteries don't do good if they get too cold. I'm getting about 25 miles per charge. I'm hoping Lectric will come out with a trike with fat tires and maybe a little suspension built in. This one is pretty rough riding . My streets are all dirt. I have a fishing pond about 7 miles away, and I made one tripe out there this fall. Enjoyed the morning out very much. Evidently I'm heavier than you because I only get 11 to 12 mph. I'm not in a hurry anymore. Enjoy that new trike. Sounds like your kid like's it too. Great.
Thank you for your comment and story Del. When I was riding my e-bike, it has fat tires but I learned that they were even smoother with a lower amount of air. I only filled the back tire with about ten pounds of air and the front with about 18 pounds. When I got the trike I decided that with two back tires I could lower their pressure also. I fill them with about 10 or 11 pounds and only about 15 in the front. You might experiment around with that. I don't have any trouble with tires coming off or bottoming out. I hope you are carrying something to pump up your tires if they get a slow leak. If you have any questions about what I use etc. (mrkent.com@gmail.com). If I ride tomorrow I will hit 300 miles, but that's small compared to the over 2000 miles I put on my e-bike. It's been nice meeting you Del. Stay in touch from time to time and have a very merry Christmas. God bless.
Your video/review is better than any high end sponsored video!!! Thank you Mr. Kent... I Think I will buy one!! Thanks to you!!! Im 76 yrs with real bad feet....
You are welcome Ian and thank you for your comment and kind thoughts. Yes, I'm slowly getting taken care of medically. It's a problem older folks can have. Thanks again for your comment. You have a very merry Christmas and God bless.
Phenomenal video Mr Kent!! I love anything with wheels. I would love to see you on a catrike ecat with bosch! Also, i agree 100% about the rear wheel drive.
Thanks for helping to narrow this down for a purchase. My mother will be 70 in a couple of months and there is no way I can see her on a bike anymore. She needs to get out of the house and be active so I decided to get her an E trike. I have a couple of different trikes I am looking at. I may decide to go with a fat tire and a 750-watt motor so that she can make it through grass, sand, and hills. RWD is definitely something to consider. When I try going through a mess on my E-bike with the FWD motor, I just spin. I don't want to get a call from Mom that she went mudding in her trike and needs me to show up with a winch to pull her out from somewhere 20 miles down the road.
Thank you for your comment Jessica. The XP has a 750 watt motor but just regular tires. Whenever I get bogged down or think I might I just click in higher PA. I didn't mention it in the video but the XP has an aluminum frame, if that's helpful. Have fun spoiling your mother and God bless.
Very helpful! I like the trailer hitch idea for picking up your grandson. 🙂I just ordered a folding trike for exercise and to run to the local store. It should be fun also!
I’m not in the market for one but I watched through because I enjoyed your presenting and was impressed at how you managed to go over all the details of the e-trike without doing a million cuts like most people do. You’re not supposed to be so adept at talking about modern technology at your age. You make this look easy. Great video and if I was looking for an e-trike or something similar, I would find your video a compelling endorsement for this one.
Thank you for your comment and kind words Jacob. They are appreciated. I've done things like it a lot for quite a few years. Maybe that's the reason it went well. I do appreciate your kindness. God bless you.
Mr. Kent I have not flown my drone for a while and have not been keeping up with you. I am glad I checked in today and watched this video. I am glad you are keeping active and having fun. I hope your medical issues are happily solved. I am giving my wife and myself e bikes for Christmas so we will be getting out and doing stuff again. Mid 60's and issues with arthritis and stuff so we are starting to slow down a bit. Anyway, God Bless, Merry Christmas to you and yours and I will be returning to watching your channel regularly. All my best. Bob in Thornton, Colorado.
Thank you for your comment Bob. It's good to hear from you. Yep, I'm slowing down but not planning on stopping any time soon. I only like couches when I need one. Too much outside to enjoy. Thank you for your comment and input and you and yours have a very merry Christmas. God bless you.
Hi well done Mr Kent, you made a very interesting video, I’m sure they will find your brain, as your not lacking in your intelligence, and explained things beautifully!! Thank you for sharing, I’m sure your video will bring inspiration to many, especially the disabled or older folk!!
Thank you for your comment Mori. Yep the trike is designed for older folks. It's pedal assist settings need less physical work than the bikes do. Have a very merry Christmas and God bless you.
That's what I did and how I selected what looked like the best deal, which it turned out to be. I am totally satisfied with everything about it. I'm hoping you will find exactly what you are looking for. Have a merry Christmas and God bless.
I have one too, just retired in oct. Didn't get to use it much this fall but I'm planning on doing lots of riding next summer. I didn't get mine until July.
How about that. Yep, where I live we can generally ride all year around. If folks only knew how fun these trikes are more would get one. I'll check out your channel. Thanks for your comment and God bless.
Hey there. I found this vidso just in time i think, as i been looking at and trying to decide which ebike to get but seeing as how im 66 myself, after all the years with as many injuries ive collected, compression fracture of my back, knee surgery, falling off back of one of my mountain bikes 15 years ago and having 2 3" screws in for that one and arthritis from all that and more, been leaning towards maybe a trike is the way to go. At 1st top speed doesnt sound all that exciting but gotta keep telling myself i really am not 18 years old any more and dont know how many more injuries like those ive had already i can expect to recover from, and live through much less survive. I like that your attitude and out look on things seems to be quite similar to my own so im subscribing now so guess you may have to put up with some of my comments now and then but you'll get over it. Just kidding, you totally rock and i do look forward to seeing more of your experiences. God bless both you and your wife and take care in the trying times ahead. Love ya all, bye.
Thank you for your comment James and great story of "success." I love to hear stories like yours. There's a lot of us out there. I will enjoy hearing your comments no matter how cruel 😢. I just returned from a ride and anxious to get it up before Christmas. Thanks again for your comment and kind words and have a merry Christmas.
Great review on the Lectric Etrike! The M5 Dashboard LCD display I think is one of the best out there since it's easy to see in bright sunlight and gives the user all of the information on the battery/controller status. I have a M5 on my Emoped and it is real handy with Voltage/Current display status of the bike and batteries. The controller and LCD display might have some advanced functions available for you like a CruiseControl function so you might want to contact Lectric concerning them. Be real careful on setting any of them since they can affect the operation of the trike.
New subscriber here from Menomonie, Wisconsin. Good review.. One thing I like about this bike it has a chain guard. I've been looking at E-bikes for awhile. Thank you for the video and review. Blessings to you.
Very informative & Helpful thanks I'm a 🇬🇧 ex Mechanic15 years. It sounds like you have exact same constricted Artery problems as Good Luck & good health to you
I love when the older groups appreciate the old and the new . My dad thought everything new was ungodly 😅. Rest his soul he loved Jesus but missed out on some things 😭
I have a ebike and e dirtbike (surron ultra bee) love the new electric wave because I’m an electrician and how quiet they are! Love your etrike and the video glad to see your still getting out and about even days after being in the hospital. Great review u earned urself a sub👍🏻
Thank you for your comment Tommy and subscription. I worked in electronics for many years and also. You and yours have a very merry Christmas and God bless.
Thank you. I've passed 80 and am still going but I'm thinking of an e-trike as easy transport for the half mile to the grocery store and pharmacy ;-)I think I'll add a couple of the fiberglass rods with orange flags so the guy playing with his phone as he drives won't get away with saying "I didn't see him!" I like the stability of a trike and I definitely want rear wheel drive. Do you remember Volkswagen's front-wheel-drive truck? Couldn't climb hills when the road was wet and couldn't carry much of a load up that hill when the road was dry. If I do go the e-trike route, I'll add a remote for the garage door to my keyring so I'll have easy in/out of the garage for out-of-the-weather parking, plus a shaded place for charging. We get serious rain in winter and spring - plus occasional ice in winter - and we get 90+ days in the summer ;-)
Thank you for the great video, you are correct about what you are getting for the price is fantastic. I really like that it is a rear wheel drive and the frame looks heavy duty. I can still ride my two wheeler e-bike but like you have had my share of ER trips for it and have built a few and looked at other front wheel drive trikes and have discovered either they have poor climbing traction and or the forks are not truly suited for the torque. As for the speed you are spot on again with a trike but too last time I checked 13 mph is faster than walking. My wife is always wanting to ride my three wheelers as they pass through my collection and she hates the lean. Our street really bows and if you are not ready for it you will be all over the curbs. I like really everything about this trike and I normally would not buy what I could build but they did it right. thanks again.
Thank you for your comment and very helpful input. Yep, I know what you mean about the lean putting where you don't want to go. It took me a while to get used to that at the first. I'm amazed to hear you say you have built your own. That is special. You and your sweetie and family have a very merry Christmas and God bless.
Great Video!!! I got my trike a while ago and added a motor which came in a kit. Works fine except the dashboard which is a bit hard to see in bright light. Saw a couiple of videos the other day which showed trikes as being unstable but I get along O.K. I'm 86 by the way. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do. Thanks.
I do enjoy my trike as much for sure. Yep every once in a while I see one of those videos put up by some poor negative person who doesn't know how to enjoy life. Wow, you are old enough to be my big brother Robert. Thanks for the comments and I will keep putting up the videos. Happy New year and God bless.
what a great video!!! I really enjoyed your personality...very down home....wink i wonder if you have thought about installing one of those Yellow triangles we usually see on farm tractors? I know if I saw one of those up ahead , I would definately slow down in approaching you from behind....just a suggestion ...still a great job on this video..
Thank you for your kind words and suggestion. That's not a bad idea. I'll have to think about it. Thanks again for your input and thoughtfulness and God bless.
The display is almost like my car , just smaller . That's a pretty cool trike . I have a friend in Houston that has a Can-Am Spider it's the one that has the two wheels in the front . I have never ridden it but I have to say it's much faster than our Harleys and she says she loves it . But I can't see Crystal and me ridding it but it looks like a lot of fun . The Harley trikes look like they would be easy to flip to me , never been on one of them either . Well ride safe and I'll be praying for your health and biopsy to go well . Bless ya .
Thank you Spencer for your comment and input. Yep, I agree about the Harley three wheeler. My son Bruce rode one and said it wanted to go all over the road. You take it easy on yours too. I spent 18 days in the hospital thanks to an idiot driver. Thank you for your prayers. They are appreciated. You and Crystal are also on my list and heart. Thanks and God bless.
I'm glad to see that others have found more than two wheels are a great way to go. I had an ebike that I took a spill on and after that I didn't feel comfortable riding it anymore. I ened up getting a tadpole trike (two front tires and one rear tire) then converted it into a quad. It's like riding a go cart, and I feel like a 13 year old kid all over again. Love your trailer, I may have to look into geting one myself.
I've never heard of converting a tadpole to a quad! Did you follow a guide or design it yourself? After just a few times braking hard in a turn, I swear that tadpole trikes should be more common than deltas! Two in the front, is not only safer during hard braking, it's also *_much_* easier to know what part of road you're going to roll over: You can _see_ where the front wheels are, while you know the back wheel is in the middle. With delta trikes, you can't _see_ exactly how wide your track is; you have to _learn_ that the vehicle's wheels are exactly whatever distance apart, to _estimate_ whether they'll hit something. Tadpoles make it so much more obvious what line to pick, when rough spots or close curbs are in your path! No comparison. Tadpoles all the way. Delta layout _functions,_ but tadpole functions _better._
@@prophetzarquon1922 I converted my trike using a conversion kit from a company called Utah Trikes. It's pricey, but it was worth it to me since I feel more stable riding on four wheels than two or three after my accident. As for the tadpoles vs delta thing, I think that it will depend on both types of trikes. Recumbent deltas would have a lower center of gravity, so they should be more stable. As stable as a tad? Maybe not, but more than the upright deltas. Bringing it back to Mr Kent, for the casual rider the delta he and others have are perfect for that. And bottom line? If it gets you out riding, it's a great thing.
@@laidbackquaddude Definitely, having wheels you can use, is better than not! I wouldn't discourage anyone from getting a delta trike; I _would_ encourage anyone who's _just considering_ trikes, to take a good look at tadpole trikes, though! The ability to see both front wheels, just helps so much, in navigating obstacles... I wish tadpole trikes were more common, not least because their rareness seems to be the main reason for their expense, compared to deltas
73, here. I have this trike and a Worksman Industrial that I put a motorized wheel on the front. There actually is a great benefit to front wheel drive. When and if you need it, you simply do a bit of pedalling, and now you have all-wheel drive. Not so with the rear-wheel drive. I love them both, though.
I missed whether you had a seat stem that absorbs some of the bumps? Also, be careful with the extra width of wheels at the back since they stick out further then you realize. I'd almost suggest putting a wide front bumper that matches the width of the back. safety first!
Thank you for your comment Jon. Yes the stem has that. The wheel base is narrow enough to go through any entrance door. Thank you for your comment and helpful info. God bless.
Well, I didn't know that! I'll have to make sure they all know I'm happily married :) Thank you for your comment and kind words. Have a merry Christmas and God bless.
Hi from England, I've been looking into E bikes for a little while now, and the benefits of a trike. I shall be subscribing to your channel. Wishing you the very best with your health. Regards ✌💚 🇬🇧
