A Folding Electric Tricycle Adds Convenience To A Fun Ride For Active Seniors
A folding electric tricycle adds storage convenience to a pedal optional ride for seniors. Almost anyone with the urge to ride can now find a suitable option. One of the issues with a standard electric trike is that they are rather large for storing and transport. Many seniors have downsized their housing which sometimes means less storage space. A trike that folds, and is electric, addresses this issue and opens the door to riding fun to even more people.
Tricycles all use a step through design making boarding much easier than a traditional bike. They also address the balance issue. The rider can go as slow as they like, without losing balance, and put both feet on the ground while seated. And now, with electric power, you can pedal for some exercise, or sit back and let the trike do the work. How’s that for versatility?
Many retirement communities have limited parking at strategic centers and will only allow golf cars. The down side of golf cars is you can’t take them on the street. There are few, if any, restrictions on electric bikes or trikes in most municipalities.
The Fold and Go folding electric tricycle ( pictured above) is the easiest Tricycle to fold on the market today and is available in single or threes speed.
The Fold And Go is lighter, stronger, and of higher quality construction that any tricycle made of similar design.The Fold and Go is perfect for people who wish to transport their tricycle often and need a convenient folding electric tricycle that can be stored in a small space.
SPECIFICATIONS
Weights Only 90 Lbs
Minimum saddle to pedal distance 25 1/2''
Maximum saddle to pedal distance 32''
Maximum weight capacity 215 lbs
Step over height 14 1/2''
Basket size 21'' x 14 1/2'' x 9''
Overall length 60''
Overall width 29 1/4''
Saddle size 12'' wide 12 1/2'' long
Wheel size 20''
Tires 20 x 1.75
Handlebar size 25'' wide 9'' high
Chain ring 36 tooth
Crank length 6''
Battery: Led Acid battery. Brushless 36 volt, 600 watt motor mounted in front bicycle wheel.
