Buy An Adult Tricycle - Your Checklist


by Noel King - Date: 2010-10-01 - Word Count: 304 Share This!

It is always a headache when come to selecting a tricycle. There are so many different types and models for you to choose. Below is a simple checklist which every buyer should have in mind.

Budget

Set your spending limit. Be it below $500 or not exceeding $1000. With the budget you have in mind, you will eliminate unnecessary models and narrow down to you ideal trike. This will save your time and efforts.

Needs

You have to determine your needs. Are you looking for a tricycle just for leisure purpose and will be riding on flat terrains? Choose one with single speed then. It is cheaper. In case you are staying near areas with inclines, a multiple speeds trike would be more ideal. Do you require something which is easy for storage? Then you might want to choose a folding trike.

Rider

Who will be riding the trike? If it is for young adult or children with special needs, you may look for tricycle with smaller wheels and with lower step over. For heavyweight adults, try look for heavier tricycle with bigger wheels. If your trike will be used among family members and kids, try to choose a model built with adjustable length, like the Triton Pro. This will suit all family members with different height and body frame.

Designs

Some people find recumbent trike looks cool and funky. But there are always conventional folks who love the classic upright model, like Schwinn Meridian. Subject to your own preference, simply choose the design you love.

Intention

Other than commute function, if you also have the intention to use your tricycle as exercise tools, you may not want to buy an electric / motorized trike. This trike will not give you much work out.

Buying your first adult tricycle is always an exciting experience. Understand your needs and preference will make your purchase easier and faster.

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