Performer JC70 Recumbent Trike (27S, FRP seat)

Couldn't let just one review ruin the quality of this bike.If you know you're purchasing a non-folding trike this is the absolute best for under $3000, nothing else comes close.I've motorized mine, which adds another 30 or so pounds of weight and I'm 221 lbs, and there is no problem of pedaling this trike up and down hills just using the 20 speed. Add the power of the 2500W motor and the JC70 easily handles speeds over 30 MPH and the additional torque.Great Trike for the price, well built with quality components. (If you want a folding trike, performer also makes one of those as well).(Kickstand has been added to keep the weight of the 72v 25ah battery of the tire when parked)- Stephen B.

This is a beautiful bike once it's assembled. It looks like a well made quality piece of equipment, and the delivery was faster than promised.I'll update this once the trike has a few hundred miles on it.The trike comes in a lot more pieces than expected. There's a VERY good video on assembly from a gentleman on YouTube. I guess that it took me about 6 hours to assemble, and adjust this trike. The assembly went very quick once I came across the YouTube video from Bob Nagy.

Three words to describe it. Big, Bulky, Slow. There is absolutely no way for me to take this anywhere. I'm stuck just riding this around the block and that gets very old quickly. When my brother has time, he brings over his truck and we can take his and mine to the park to ride but other than that it sits in the garage most of the time. I recommend getting a folding one that will fit in a car. You'll enjoy it more in the long run.

Quality and speed for the money. It'll rip-up the local paved trails if you have the power to handle this beast. In the corners it feels like a slot car IMO. The parking brakes are a plus when getting in and out of the low seat. I'm going to install a better/more cushioned seat on mine. The high pressure tires and the lack of suspension make for a harsh ride on rough surfaces.