Mobo Triton Pro Adult Tricycle for Men & Women. Beach Cruiser Trike. Pedal 3-Wheel Bike

this company has been very quick to respnd to my problem and immediately has cured the problem. i am 78 yrs old and have found this bike easy to ride, has been great for my legs. its a well built product and a company that stands behind it.

I've been looking for a long time to find something I can ride on the nature trail close to my house. I'm 55, fat, lazy, and a weakling. I also have a balance disorder that won't allow me to use a two-wheeled velocipede. I've purchased and returned several vehicles that looked like great fun and great exercise, but were too hard to pedal or otherwise make them move. I was quite discouraged. Other recumbent trikes caught my eye, but they were too pricey.I took delivery of the Mobo Triton Pro in early February, and it sat in its box in my foyer while winter continued to rage on. We finally had relief from it just this past week. My son assembled my trike (the Youtube video is very helpful!) yesterday and it went back to the foyer to wait out the rain. :-PToday the sun finally peeked out between the clouds and the temperature was perfect! So I took the trike out to my driveway for its maiden voyage. OH MY GOODNESS, I'm so excited and happy! It rides smoothly, the seat is comfortable, I can pedal just fine, and the trike manages the slight slope of my driveway very well. Steering became intuitive quickly (I'm a klutz) and the brakes work great. The turn radius is really wide, which might bother some, but I should be fine on the trail, which is pretty straight and level. the trike doesn't pedal in reverse, but I learned a 3-point turn which let me turn around at the base of the driveway and pedal back up to the street. I just put my feet on the ground as needed and pushed myself backward. No problemo!I made probably ten laps that way, to get the feel of pedaling and steering, and I can't wait to take it out on the trail! I can tell already it's going to be so much fun and get me in shape this summer! I was panting when I sat down after just the short time I'd been riding, and my thighs and shoulders are a bit achy LOL!I had been concerned that I wouldn't get much of a workout in my upper body, but I can tell steering and breaking are going to get my arms working quite a bit, too.I can't rave about the Mobo Triton Pro enough! It's going to get this sedentary old lady in shape and keep her active into her "golden" years! I highly recommend this vehicle for anyone, but particularly those of us getting older and wanting to get, or stay, active and have fun doing it!

First, I had problems assembling this trike. I had a defective part. The company sent me a new part (by the slowest means). Once assembled, one tire went flat after about a month of riding. The other tire was bald. What happens is that there is not enough weight on the front tire, so when going up an incline, the back tires start spinning. If the hill is too steep, you will not be able to go up the hill; you will simply spin your back tires, and they quickly go bald. I am going to try purchasing two new tires at a local bike shop (good tires this time). I'm also going to see if some weights can be added to the front tire area. I'll have to see how much this costs. I suggest paying more money for a better-made trike. This trike is faulty and not well made ... unfortunately. I did enjoy riding it for the short time that it worked.

I bought this for my wife because we needed something gentler on her knees (and it is!). Our small town recently put in a bike trail that goes around the town, and this trike handles the paved roads nicely, though you get a bit of a workout on the inclines. As far as speed, it's all you, and according to her smart watch, we average about 3-4 mph (I'm on a regular bike, btw). Going downhill, keeping control appears to be a challenge if you hit >14mph.You do need a few upgrades! You will have to replace the tires immediately. If you ride every day for a week, they'll be bald. Buy literally any tire, it'll be better than what this comes with. Also, get some puncture-resistant tubes if you live in a town with spikey weeds. (I took off a star for the crappy tires, you'll have to invest probably an additional thirty bucks or so).

You would think from the pictures and videos that this trike could be ridden anywhere. Not so. When you read the fine print in their instructions it says: " WARNING: ▪︎Never ride your Mobo on public streets or roads. ▪︎ ...Never ride on dirt, grass, sand, grass, slick or wet surfaces. " Which begs the question, just where can you ride it. I esp. loved the part about not riding in public roads and the video clearly shows kids riding on "neigborhood" streets and multiple individuals riding on a beach. Don't know about you, but the only beaches I have ever seen were sand or loose gravel. Closer review of Mobo's pictures would show riders biking on sidewalks and driveways. Really deceptive! As I live in a rual environment, I'll be returning the trike. ( Does make me wonder if all the complaints about the tires going flat and unusable might be that the tires are not meant for "road" conditions; not designed for real world use. )