Have You Seen An ETrike Like This? Reverse Electric Tricycle is Most Nimble & Easy to Steer Trike

Suzanne: Oh, wow.

Dustin: Do you feel it helping you?

Suzanne: Yes.

Dustin: Now, can you stop pedaling and use the thumb throttle?

Suzanne: OK, yeah. And then I'll just break like normal.

Dustin: How does the steering feel?

Suzanne: The steering was probably the hardest part to get used to. Mostly because I wasn't expecting it, even though I knew it was going to happen, it was still a little bit of a curve to get used to it. But then once I got down and had a few pedals in, I started to get used to it.

Madeline: It goes fast. Wow. It's like a moped. Yeah, I like it.

Dustin: Now you do have to keep the wheels straight, but you do have good balance with the two wheels in front. The 750-watt motor, this is no problem. 

Let me just get into level five. There we go. All right, I'm just going to go full throttle here. 14. 15. The brakes work good. Now I wouldn't typically off-road with this, but for the sake of showing what we're capable of, let's just go down this path a little bit. The beauty of this tilting steering is really how it keeps the bike so balanced. Because if, like right here, we got a crevasse, that's okay. One wheel goes down, the other goes up, and you stay on the ground. So it makes going over these bumps not too bad. You have five levels of pedal assist which are located right here. So you hold the power button down. What this means is your motor can assist you levels one to five.

So when you pedal, the motor will kick in if you have it set in one of these levels of pedal assist. Now you also have a thumb throttle here. Now the thumb throttle works just like a gas pedal in a car. The harder you push it, the more acceleration you will get. So if you ever use a thumb throttle or a twist throttle, you don't want to just go real fast, push it all the way. You would just ease into it, and give it a little bit of power. Now you also have drive and reverse. So you have a reverse option on this three-wheel e-trike. If you should want to use that, you can go backward. Two front wheel trike also has seven speeds right here. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. The first gear would be for hills. Seven speeds would be for flat ground trying to achieve high speed. Let's go ahead and show you how high up the seat actually can go. So that's the marking of the seat right here. Now we can loosen this and bring the seat up to this high. Now this is a little bit extreme. These can be adjusted too. And there's also a marker right there. So and it's quick release so you can bring it down. Or you can bring it up, totally up to you. A cool feature here is that it's also a foldable trike. I can fold up my pedals right here. Right here in the middle of the frame is your folding mechanism.

So I can unlock this, pull this up, and from here, the bike easily folds in half, okay? And now from here, I fold it in half. And I can set that down. There's a little block under here that I can rest on. Now the handlebars fold down as well. Handlebars compact. They're down all the way. There we go. And from there it folds down. Again, if you want to reference all the specs and measurements, you can check them out on our website, sixthreezero. com. I have to remember it's narrow in the back. And you can see my front wheels. Leaning. This thing is so much fun. Check it out on the sixthreezero website. You can corner, you're more balanced. It's just, it's a fun experience. If you have any other questions or comments, please reach out to us at theteam@sixthreezero.com or call us at 310-982-2877. In addition to that, 30-day test ride your e-bike policy. If you don't love it in 30 days, send it back. No questions asked, no money out of your pocket. In addition to that, we're going to warranty everything for up to a year. If anything goes wrong, we take care of parts and labor. Lastly, join our Facebook group, sixthreezero Pedalers. Talk to existing riders about how much they like their sixthreezero bikes, then when you have yours, post in the group, and make friends, it's tons of fun. Thanks for sticking around and don't forget, it's your journey, your experience, enjoy the ride.