Mind-Blowing 3 Wheel Electric Rickshaw Bike for 3 Kids: ETrike for 2 to 3 Passengers Replaces Car

Speaker 1: All right, we are here with Parker. He's got his whole family with him and they're going to take their first ride on the EVRYjourney Rickshaw.

Speaker 6: It's comfy!

Speaker 1: And tell me again how old your kids are. So one...

Parker: Yeah, we've got a one-year-old, two, and five.

Speaker 1: One, two, and five. And we're going to fit them all on here. I installed the three-point harness here, which we can detail in another video, but I've got it wrapped around the back here so it's nice and secure. So we are going to put the little guy in the middle, and the two siblings... Little girl, sorry, in the middle, and then the siblings on the outside, so. Okay. Let's go ahead, and get them situated.

Speaker 2: I'll sit too.

Parker: Yeah, you're going to sit too. Are you excited?

Speaker 2: Yes. What's that [inaudible 00:00:50]? What's that [inaudible 00:00:50]?

Speaker 1: I like that helmet, too. That's cool. The dinosaur helmet.

Speaker 5: It's cool.

Speaker 6: It's not a dinosaur helmet.

Speaker 5: That's your helmet.

Speaker 1: What's on your helmet, Dan?

Speaker 2: A dragon.

Speaker 6: A dragon.

Speaker 5: A dragon.

Speaker 1: Oh, dragon.

Speaker 2: Dragon [inaudible 00:01:09].

Parker: Yeah. Are you ready?

Speaker 6: [inaudible 00:01:17]

Speaker 1: Okay...

Parker: Now we're in.

Speaker 1: Once you get going you'll be happy.

Speaker 5: It's okay. There we go. Got the seat belt on.

Speaker 1: All feel secure?

Speaker 6: Yeah.

Speaker 1: That looks good.

Speaker 5: Yeah.

Speaker 1: How do you guys feel there? Safe?

Speaker 6: Yeah, safe.

Speaker 1: Yeah?

Speaker 5: Good.

Speaker 4: Eyes up.

Speaker 1: Woo!

Speaker 4: Yeah, oops, that's the wrong finger, thumb!

Speaker 1: Does it feel like a rollercoaster? All right, let me walk you through everything up here. Power button right here.

Parker: Okay.

Speaker 1: And here's your screen. So, you have five levels of pedal assist, which are controlled right here.

Parker: Okay.

Speaker 1: You're in five. We'll just put you down to two when you get started. This is a thumb-throttle here. So, if this number is above zero, this is engaged. Okay?

Parker: 'Kay.

Speaker 1: So we're at zero now. It's not going to work. And that's in one. You can just use the throttle, it'll work.

Parker: Cool.

Speaker 1: Tricycles drive a little bit differently than regular bikes. So you need to steer the handlebars bikes kind of lean a little more. So you have to keep the wheel straight while you're running. That's important to just pay attention to. So I think about what we'll do... here I'll let you power it up and do everything. Let's just get it into the middle of the path. I can raise or lower the seat if you want me to.

Speaker 6: Okay.

Speaker 1: Okay. Are you guys ready?

Speaker 5: You showed him the brakes, yeah?

Speaker 1: Okay. Yeah. The brakes.

Parker: Yeah.

Speaker 5: Hand brakes. Yeah.

Speaker 1: I'd recommend engaging both at the same time.

Parker: Okay.

Speaker 1: And... Yeah, push that. Just push that a little. Don't push it all the way.

Speaker 5: I was going to say it's...

Speaker 1: Just a little-

Speaker 5: Yeah-

Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 5: You'll have to get used to kind of the torque of it.

Parker: Oh, okay, cool. Woo!

Speaker 1: Faster.

Parker: All right, we'll go faster. Woo! What?

Speaker 6: I want to play more.

Parker: Do you want to play more? Okay.

Speaker 1: He's getting a little confident. What do you think?

Parker: That's awesome.

Speaker 1: So how did you think about the steering and whatnot?

Parker: It's different than a two-wheel bike, but once you do a couple turns, then it's like, okay. You almost have to lean against it and just, I don't know, there's just that little bit of a learning curve.

Speaker 1: Yeah.

Parker: But it's easy. It turns out to be easy. And how'd you guys feel?

Speaker 2: I Good.

Speaker 6: Good.

Parker: You guys kept saying faster, faster, faster.

Speaker 6: Yeah.

Speaker 1: Do you like it?

Parker: So, it must've felt good. Do you like it?

Speaker 4: Was it fun?

Parker: Was I going fast enough?

Speaker 2: Yeah.

Parker: Yeah?

Speaker 6: No.

Parker: No? Do you need to go faster?

Speaker 6: Yeah.

Parker: Yeah? What do you think, Marina?

Speaker 1: They fit pretty well too.

Parker: Yeah, that looks great.

Speaker 2: [inaudible 00:05:03].

Speaker 1: Okay. Do you guys want to go for another ride?

Speaker 2: Yeah.

Speaker 6: Yeah.

Parker: Should we go some more? All right.

Speaker 1: You can go down farther if you want and come back.

Parker: Okay.

Speaker 1: Take a little trip.

Parker: Cool. All right. Here we go, guys. Ready?

Speaker 1: Have fun.

Speaker 4: I was like, "Wait, I hear that".

Speaker 1: There they go.

Parker: I like that pedal assist.

Speaker 1: Yeah?

Parker: Makes it feel like it's super lightweight, not pulling three kids.

Speaker 1: I mean, even when you do the throttle, right? It's-

Parker: Yeah. Yeah. That's fun. I like that a lot. And it's nice having them close by because they can talk to me. We've done the trailer thing and they're back there, "Dad!", yelling and you can't hear them all the way back there, but it's nice. Just right here. I can reach you around and tickle him if I need to. Huh?

Speaker 1: Do you want to drive them back to the park and we'll just meet you over there?

Parker: Sure.

Speaker 1: Okay.

Parker: Sounds good.

Speaker 2: No.

Speaker 1: What?

Speaker 2: I want to do-

Speaker 1: Do you want to go this way some more? Want to go to the park? Do you just want to keep riding?