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Electrotricycle
£2,495.00
Fully folding electric tricycle
Description
Electrotrike
Introducing our brand new folding Electrotrike. With all the same features as our normal electric bikes with the added benefit of more balance with 3 wheels
The width is 32″ wide when in the riding position and 16″ wide when both are folded in making it able to go into a standard car boot or motorhome / caravan
Quick and easy to fold in 30 seconds. Its weighs 29 kg without the seat and battery. With a full 7 speed shimano gear system, Suspension front forks and rear disk brake, the bike has an aluminum frame and comes with a large comfort seat as standard with suspension on the stem.
This bike has a L.E.D control on the handlebars giving you multiple options including low, medium and high pedal assist as well as variable throttle pedal assist which, when combined with the 36v battery gives you a range of approximately 30 miles on a full charge or up to 50 to 60 miles if power is only used as and when required.
BATTERY: Lithium no memory 36v 13Amp
FRAME: Aluminum alloy
WHEELS: 20” Alloy
GEARS: 7 speed
BREAKS: Heavy duty ‘V’ brake on front with rear disk brake on rear wheels and dual parking brakes
MOTOR: 250W Brushless
CHARGING TIME: Approx 4 Hours from flat
FOLDING: Frame, Pedals and handlebars
RANGE: Approx 30 miles
SPEED: Approx 15 miles per hour
WEIGHT: 29kg without the quick release battery and saddle, 32kg in total
DRIVE: Pedal or throttle pedal assisted electric power
SIZE: 1000 x 810 x 400mm(Folded – Box size)
WARRANTY: One year no quibble warranty
RIDER MAXIMUM WEIGHT: 30 stone
Geoff –
Excellent product, folded fits in the rear of my Mazda CX5 , I could fit 2 if required. Easy to fold and unfold. Ride is well balanced ,brakes good. Nice friendly staff and no rush trial and instruction.
Edwina –
I have had my Electrotryicle since 2021. I really enjoy riding it, the seat is very comfortable, the controls are easy to manage, the brakes are very effective and the power assistance for nipping up the hills is great! It is good to ride because you do still have to pedal, but the extra boost of battery power gives me the confidence to go further and enjoy the journey more!
Colin Chapman –
This has been a very useful purchase for us. My wife has had an electric bike for a decade or so, but that was two wheeled and balance was now an issue (setting off and stopping). This bike allows my wife to take her time getting ready to set off, and can stop without worrying about getting her feet down in time. The folding down takes a bit of getting used to, but once you’ve done it a few times, it’s easy enough. The unit when folded is heavy, so someone able bodied would need to be around to lift it in and out of car boots etc. Well engineered, well thought out, and extremely helpful at point of sale. A comfortable ride, effective brakes, good gearing system.
Tom Rawlinson –
I saw the Electrotrike at a show in Lincoln in Oct 2023 and was immediately struck.
It would go in the passageway alongside the house (it does). It would fold neatly and go on the back of our motorhome van with a lightly modified cycle carrier (it does).
I found a Facebook page for it and it was clearly well regarded. After seeing it 4 times at different shows (where they claim to do all the warranty work but I saw nothing like that – only happy customers) I took the plunge in Aug 2024.
I must say I’m delighted – with two batteries I can easily go 15 miles away but mostly I do short trips, shopping and breakfast at Spoons.
As transport in town its brilliant, lots of comments and the seating position makes for conversations with people really easy (unlike on a bicycle).
Set the excellent hand brake and your hands are free to gesticulate (unlike on a bicycle).
Trickle extremely slowly on the “Mobility” button through crowds (impossible to do in real safety on a bicycle).
Fit a lockable “double-helmet topbox” and do your Xmas shopping without worry – while an open basket on the front takes smaller items.
Much more capacity than any regular “Mobility” scooter – while folding properly, unlike any other “full-size” trike on the market. So tight does it go that I was putting it in the back of my wife’s tiny Kia Picanto!
In the summer I was taking folding chairs and refreshments to festivals in a hideous 92ltr quick-fit bin – and several times I took this bin to Morrison’s, had breakfast there and then did our “Click’n’Collect”. I loaded it to 44 kg with bottles of pop and I’m clearly only limited by the size of my bin – it would take a lot more than that.
I keep the bicycle functioning just in case but after 16 months and 850 miles I’m pretty much fully transitioned. I’m locking it carefully (frame-lock + chain + alarm) but if anything happened I’d go straight out and get another.