The all-new recumbent four-wheel AnyTerrain. All the specs and measurements.

Hey everyone, I'm Dustin. I have 20 years of experience in the bike and e-bike industry. Today I'm going to show you the AnyTerrain Recumbent four-wheel e-bike, and I'm going to show you all the specs and measurements of this awesome four-wheel e-bike. Now, before I get into it, hit that subscribe button below, and stay in touch with us here at sixthreezero. I have another video on YouTube where I walk through a lot of the features, and I take you on a test ride with me. In this video specifically, I just wanna walk through some of the specs and then show you all the measurements as well.

General Specifications & Frame Dimensions

Now, it's a 750-watt rear-mounted motor with a 20 amp-hour battery. Of course, we have this unique steering system here. When one wheel goes up, the other goes down, creating an incredibly balanced turning experience on this four-wheel e-bike. Now let's get into the measurements. So I wanna walk you through everything. It is a very long frame. So if it's something you're thinking about transporting, you'll wanna know all the specs. All right, so front to back, it's about 90 and a half inches. And the front end is actually narrower than the rear end. So the front end is 25 and a quarter inches wide. And the rear end is 29 inches wide. So you can see from a normal trike perspective, the width is actually gonna fit through a standard doorway. Now the rear basket, the width is 18 by 15, and eight inches deep.

Cockpit, Reach, & Additional Measurements

All right. Let me take some measurements of the seat here. So the seats in the farthest back position, the front of the seat to the pedals is 23 inches, and that's the farthest back position that you can have it go forward. And it's 19 inches. And the handlebars from the front of the seat- I'll do it to the front of the seat right here. I mean, it's only about three inches actually from the seat. And then if we move this back, slide that back. Now the handlebar is seven and a half inches from the front of the seat. I'll measure right here from the middle of the stem to the backrest in the farthest position, or sorry, now I'm confused. Yeah, this is the farthest position. So, from the middle of the stem at the highest point to the backrest is 36 inches. And if we move this all the way forward from the stem at the highest point is 30 inches, and then if we put these all the way down and push them in, now you've got the handlebars 36 inches in the closest and 39 and a half inches in the farthest. So you can see there's a lot of play that you have. You also can, of course, as I said, adjust the angle here so you can get a pretty decent recline. I mean, that's gonna put you really far from the handlebars, but you have a lot of play there in terms of finding the right position for you.

All right, your front basket here is 12 inches wide and 15 inches front to back and 10 inches off the ground. That's 31 inches. One thing I just totally forgot is the step-over height. So the step-over height with the chain guard is 13 inches; without the chain guard is 11 and a half. And a lot of people want to know from the ground. So the derailleur hanger right here, if you can see from the ground, is two and a half inches. And right here from this hanger, is six inches. And overall, we just did that. And one more, let me do the axle-to-axle for you. That's another common question as well. So axle to axle is 69 inches. Let me also take the handlebar width here for you. The width of the handlebars is 30, and the rise on these is 10 and a half. And one more thing, I'll just measure your stem right here. This is eight inches as well. That covers most things. I also didn't point out that the tires in the rear are 20 by 4 inches, and the front are 16 by 4 inches. Also, just to measure this really quickly, the pedals from the actual front of the seat right here in the far back position are 19 and a half inches. And in the close-up position right here is also the weight. I know the weight is very important. So this weighs 128 pounds. So it's not light again for transporting. I get it. If you need to put it in a rack or something, you can remove the battery, which is 10 pounds, but all in, 128 pounds.

Conclusion & Community

All right. I think that covers most things. If there are any other measurements you need or you have any other questions, reach out to us, or you can comment below. In addition to that, if you have any other comments, please put them below or reach out to us at theteam@sixthreezero.com, or call us at 310-982-2877. Don't forget, AnyTerrain recumbent is linked in the description. Also, we offer a 30-day test ride for your e-bike policy. If you don't love it in the first 30 days, send it back. No questions asked, no money out of your pocket. We're also gonna warranty everything for one year. If anything goes wrong in the first year, we'll take care of it parts and labor. And if you want to come out for a test ride and try the four-wheel recumbent, we're in San Clemente, California, at 1046 Kairokoto Unit K. Come test ride any of our e-bikes or e-trikes before you purchase. Also join our community. We have a Facebook group called Sixthreezero Pedalers. There are thousands of members in the group. Join as well before you purchase to talk to existing riders to ensure you're making the right choice. Then, when you have yours, post in the group, make friends, and finally download the app to track your rides and compete on the leaderboard.

So thanks for sticking around, and don't forget, it's your journey, your experience. Enjoy the ride.