E tricycles

mikescave

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Anyone have any experience of these? I’m thinking of getting one for my wife (78 year old unstable cyclist) so she can accompany me on my new (Ezee) Sprint which has hub gears, 36v 20ah battery, half throttle and cadence sensor. Is there anything out there in the way of a tricycle ?
 

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peter.c

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Find one to test ride first , some people cannot get on with a trike .
Can become a very costly mistake often a bargain can be found on ebay with only a few miles ,
Mine have always been self built conversions but a jorvik is well built the folding Di Blasi is expensive and fiddly
 
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guerney

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Find one to test ride first , some people cannot get on with a trike .
Can become a very costly mistake often a bargain can be found on ebay with only a few miles ,
Mine have always been self built conversions but a jorvik is well built the folding Di Blasi is expensive and fiddly
Also the Di Blasi is only 24V, might not provide enough assistance
 
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flecc

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Also the Di Blasi is only 24V, might not provide enough assistance
And very unstable, best only at very low speeds and no good for accompanying a normal e-bike.

As peter.c warns, many just cannot get on with an upright trike, so it's essential to try one first before spending.
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you can get a front hub kit from whoosh but wont be any good on steep hills.