Three wheel bycycles

I got one that folds in half and handle bars are removed for travel we got ours at wal-mart but we had to order it, I think we paid $ 250.00 to 300.00. Really a nice bike, no three speed but the wife really likes. Thanks N5lui



























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BiggestRon wrote:

rvten wrote:

Some of us Old Farts do not balance well anymore. Need the extra wheel.

Amen to that Brother

Exactly why I went with the Recumbent Trike.:B

rvten wrote:

B.O. Plenty wrote:

Valkyriebush wrote:

B.O. Plenty wrote:
If it has 3 wheels wouldn't it be a tricycle?

B.O.

Don't say that to a Can Am rider. lol

I just laugh at the people that ride them and think they are "Bikers" I wouldn't let one of those in my driveway. Why not just buy a convertible?

B.O.

Some of us Old Farts do not balance well anymore. Need the extra wheel.

Amen to that Brother

IAMICHABOD wrote:

Valkyriebush wrote:
Looks expensive? Pretty cool. Max weight capacity?

Yes pretty cool! But not cheap, US Made and worth the money about $2500

Only if I don't have to peddle and it goes freeway speeds. ;)

Valkyriebush wrote:
Looks expensive? Pretty cool. Max weight capacity?

Yes pretty cool! But not cheap, US Made and worth the money about $2500

Max weight capacity is 275 lbs.

Here are some reasons that I got one, anyone can ride a Catrike. There are no balance issues, they are lightweight, low to the ground and have a small frontal area so they are aerodynamic and very efficient.

"Performance and Comfort; less frontal area makes them more aerodynamic. Recumbent riders generally experience no neck, shoulder or back pain that is common to cyclists. Your weight is comfortably distributed throughout your back and seat, whereas, conventional bikes have a lot of pressure on your seat, hands, arms and shoulders."

I found that this is all true,a very comfortable and safe ride.

Looks expensive? Pretty cool. Max weight capacity?

A very good one is the Catrike Trail


I chose one of these instead of the conventional 3 wheeler for its lower profile,no chance of falling over,comfortable and adjustable seat and it is nice to just stop,set back and enjoy the sights around you.

Plus its Made In The USA.

Well it's still about tricycles. And this keeps it bumped to the top. :)

OP, sorry, Didn't mean to hijack your topic.

My balance is poor, my reflexes aren't what they should be. After 52 years of riding I did the right thing and sold my bike before I killed myself. I feel I have a better chance and more protection with 4 wheels.
So yes, I do understand..
B.O.