20 Best 3 Wheel Bikes For Seniors (2023 Updated)

My husband and I started our full time RV living/working remotely journey 9 months ago and travel to new locations every 4-6 weeks. I knew I wanted a bike to enjoy in the RV parks and for our exploring adventures that allow biking.

I had a nice hybrid bike that I had to sell because I developed carpal tunnel and the pressure on my hands leaning down to the handlebars made biking very uncomfortable. I’m also a plus size woman so I took all of this into consideration when researching the right bike for me.

I found the EVRYjourney, and it met all my requirements, and it did not disappoint. I LOVE this bike. The cruiser style fits me well, especially the handlebars, and it was easy to assemble and adjust so that I ride comfortably.

The seat is even comfortable, and I’ve never had a bike before where I didn’t immediately order a new seat. I added the lift off basket and rear rack bag to have plenty of storage for biking essentials and purchases.

We recently biked the 8. 2 miles around Mackinac Island and my EVRYjourney made the ride so easy and enjoyable. I highly recommend this bike if you are looking for comfort, style and great quality.

I bought this bike to try to get in better shape. The reason I wanted an electric bike was because I wanted to push myself and then use the electric only to ride back if I pushed myself too far. Plus I needed a way to get back home to accommodate multiple musculoskeletal issues that I was afraid would leave me stranded and struggling to return on a manual bike.

I haven’t rid a bike in years so I was hesitant to spend this amount on a bike I hadn’t test driven and I lacked confidence in my physical ability as I have multiple disabilities. First off this bike has changed my life.

I started off riding a couple miles and being tired. After a few weeks I was up to 5 miles multiple times a week. I’m so excited to have a means of exercise that gets my heart rate up, doesn’t exacerbate my disabilities, and is enjoyable.

I have had my bike for 2 months now and last month I rode 70 miles and met the weekly recommend moderate activity for multiple weeks in a row. I have done 7, 8, 9 mile rides so far. I originally thought I wouldn’t get my heart beat up much with an electric bike but to the contrary.

My fitbit shows my rides and where my heart increases to fat burning and cardio. Now I have plans by the end of March to ride 6 miles to work and 6 miles back 2-3 times a week. I couldn’t have even imagined this goal as a possibility 2 months ago and now this is realistic.

This bike is comfortable and is a joy to ride. The seat is cushy and comfortable. The hand grips are comfortable. I have issues with my hands and was worried about pain but this hasn’t been a problem and I’m quite comfortable with the grips and angle of the handlebars.

This bike is sturdy and comfortable. The battery lasts a long time. I could probably ride 4 or 5 days 5-6 miles a day until I need to recharge. I usually recharge every 2-3 rides but that is because I’m the type of person who fills my gas tank up when it is 3/4th full.

I see the battery go down two bars and I’m on it with a recharge. The cons: I had a squeaking sound and couldn’t figure out what was causing it, but I didn’t look. I assigned figuring it out to my boyfriend and he said he was going to try some WD40.

I’m not sure if he used it or did something but the squeaking sound went away. My breaks squeal a little. I haven’t walked through the steps they provided to do a break tune-up so it is probably user error.

I think I’m going to assign this to my boyfriend too. The battery came loose a couple times cutting the power. I just noticed it was tougher to pedal and stopped the bike to push it back in. The final con was I really wanted the cream bike but after waiting for three months global supply issues meant I would likely have to wait another three months.

So they gave me an option to wait or switch to a bike in stock which is how I ended up with the Navy bike. It is very nice looking and I’m pleased even though it wasn’t my first pick. I highly recommend this bike.

It was easy to assemble. I think it took me an hour because I carefully read and reread instructions to make sure I did it correctly. I love this bike. It is super comfy and gave me an outlet to be physical activity.

I was really struggling with the prospect of never being able to do anything physical until I got this bike. So I’m serious when I say this bike changed my life by giving me back my life. Now I have cute little accessories on it.

Love it and look forward to many rides to come.

I live in a very humid, tropical environment where sulfur emissions from a prior lava eruption continue to pollute the air and cause everything metal to rust. After our 1960’s Schwinn cruiser bicycles became rusted beyond repair, I searched online for new bikes.

The sixthreezero bicycles looked really cool and the prices were fantastic. I did not expect the quality to be anywhere near as good as it is! It is extremely comfortable and a breeze to pedal also! The paint color is very retro and cool; people compliment the bike whenever I ride Amazingly, TWO years after I have purchased it, my bike has NO rust anywhere! This is practically unheard of in our location! We live 5 blocks from 3-month long active lava eruption that continues to emit sulfur into the air three years later! If I had to say something negative about the bike, I can’t think of anything I would change about it! Their customer service team is top notch! Anytime I email them, they respond almost immediately! I would recommend this bicycle for men and women of all ages.

I am 61yrs old and our teenage neighbor loves my bike as much as I do!.

We ride long distances often and alot. The Continental Ultra Sport II tires that I purchased in the past are still doing the job for us on our road bikes. They are priced right and so far have given good mileage.

Have approx. 3000 miles on them with no problems and expect the III’s to do the same. Very pleased with this purchase and highly recommend. FYI: You can pay more money for all the other bike tires but find the Ultra Sport’s to be of great value.

The best tires for us overall has been the Continental Gatorskins. They do cost more and so far are practically bulletproof. These Ultra Sports are looking like they will be a close 2nd.

It’s really too early to give a thorough evaluation of these tires, as I’ve only been able to ride about 90 miles in the 10 days I’ve had the tires. They feel and look look a good quality tire. My 2002 Giant TCR 1 came with 23C tires but I purchased these in 25C after verifying they’d fit.

I also installed them on a 2001 Cannondale R4000si and the rider noted improved riding comfort. For me, the ride with these tires was noticeably smoother, especially with the lower PSI required. I feel more confident riding on these tires considering the thicker rubber and improved traction compared to my older and worn Vredestein Fortezza SE.

My only complaint would be about a minor imperfection, that appears as a 1/4″ slice/crack, on the side wall of one of the four tires purchased. I have not heard back from Continental regarding whether it is a safety issue or not.

So far, I would purchase these tires again.

I usually buy Continental Gatorskins for their robust appeal, but I thought I’d try these Ultra Sport lll tyres for a change (and they’re much cheaper). They went on the rims with no hassle. To be fair, they have a good feel on the tarmac.

Puncture resistance is yet to be assessed as they get worn in. So far so good.

Bought this for my 8 year old who is afraid to fall of his bike (with training wheels) this is perfect low to the ground. Easy to pedal and spins out on turns, which he loves. He’s my cautious child, took him a few days to really see what the bike can do.

Now hes doing donuts and set up a race course in front of our house. Highly recommend. He has long legs and can comfortably fit.

This came in pieces, so we had a family member who built bikes for a living put this together, so I cannot say how hard or easy it was to do myself. We bought this for our 8 year old, who is on the taller side of the scale and a bit hefty, and he LOVES it.

He’s been riding it outside for the last two days and it’s so much fun and exercise for him. It’s very sturdy and well built. This will definitely be around for years to come.

It’s a great ride on toy. I bought it for my five year old birthday. He is 46 inches tall so I figured this would be perfect for his size and age. It really should be stated that it is for ages 7 through 12 or so.

My son that is five that I bought it for cannot reach the pedals completely. The seat does not adjust. So he is going to have to wait till he gets bigger to ride it and pedal it by himself. Now my older sons.

Who are 9 and 12 are able to reach the pedals and they have a fantastic time riding it. I think it is a fun little bike. We enjoy how the back wheels spin in circles. It makes for an interesting time.

The turns are fun. Overall a great product. I just wish the seat would adjust to different leg lengths and maybe they change the age limit in the description to better suit the product.

This is a Christmas gift for my glamdaughter. The down sides are that its very expensive & she hasn’t received it yet & already the bell is broken. I bought the floor display & figured that it had probably been rang alot but then I’m sure my glamdaughter will be ringing it ALOT more than that so that makes me think that the bell isn’t very well made.

Other than that it’s extremely adorable. The seat is also adjustable to allow for growth which is great. Satisfied with it so far.

Our 2 year old absolutely loves this tricycle. We looked though all the tricycles and most were plastic and we’ve had way to many plastic ones in our family that broke down over a short time so we decided to go with a metal one.

This one has air up tires so no need to worry about the plastic ones that end up breaking especially if you have older kids that attempt to ride them. This one is also lower to the ground then the radio flyer we looked at so when he falls off it he just gets up and tries again.

Also the taller ones he cant touch the ground on this one he can touch easily. It’s basically like his big wheel but metal and it’s got a cool little bell that he can go around ringing. I expect this to last him for several more years as the seat is adjustable and it is only on the first notch.

Well worth the money would recommend.

I got the pink tricycle for my niece for her birthday. I was torn between this one and the one that’s Sam’s that was cheaper. I am glad I went with this one. True it is more expensive but it is a larger trike with bigger outdoor wheels and made for cruising.

He absolutely loves it.

As an avid cyclist and after much research I decided the wishbone 3-in-one was the best option for my 2yr old daughter to learn to ride. My little one immediately took to the bike and I felt confident with the sturdiness and stability to immediately let her explore.

I can see her quickly progressing daily on her ride. Oh, I can’t fail to mention that Little-Lona had the best price I could find! I couldn’t be more pleased!.

I bought it for my grandson as a gift. He’s a year and a half and he absolutely enjoys riding his bike. He is able to get on and off independently and has already mastered steering all independently.

We don’t have to worry about him falling off or tipping over which is what happens with smaller, less expensive balance bikes. (We’ve made that mistake. ) This one is worth it!.

I haven’t had a new bike since I was a kid. Recently having a new baby, I wanted something that could fun as an activity. I like the looks of the spike very much, very sleek looking, and read multiple reviews on it.

I have some of that myself and lasted 45 minutes, and brought it to a local bike shop to get fine tuned. I also purchased a new seat as the stock seat was rather uncomfortable. After only about 10 or 15 miles on it, I am very satisfied.

I wish it shifted a little smoother, but then again it’s not a two or $3000 bike. It retails for just under 500, however there was a promotion going on to save 20%, and I purchased it for $375 shipped.

Very happy with my purchase, would highly recommend to someone beginning in the biking world.

I’m lucky enough to live on a 26 mile long island, so a beach cruiser is a must! I was initially drawn to sixthreezero because of the beautiful design of their bikes. The style is quintessential beach cruiser – big, cushy tires, bright, beachy colors and generous back bike rack for essentials.

I decided on the EVRYjourney in yellow. The color just exudes happiness and good vibes! Their customer service was always super helpful and easy to deal with. I received my bike quickly (which was surprising due to the pandemic) and had it put together by a local bike shop (tools and such are not my jam) and immediately fell in love! The ride is super smooth and easy going.

The gears shift with ease, which is helpful because there is always an island breeze to deal with. The wide seat is very comfortable and has enough give so even the big bumps in the road don’t hurt. The wide position of the handlebars keep you sitting tall, taking the stress out of the lower back.

I recently rode a 26 mile fundraiser in just 2 hours and felt great afterwards! LOVE my bike, LOVE sixthreezero!.

My wife and I ordered new bikes in the middle of summer 2020. As might be expected due to the bike shortage in the midst of the pandemic, we had trouble finding bikes anywhere locally, or alternatively available for direct shipment to us.

We learned that most bike manufacturers do not ship direct To consumers but rather to local dealers for assembly/delivery to the end customer. As such, we initially looked into six three zero bikes because they seemed to have bikes in stock (or at least scheduled to be in stock within a few weeks), and we could get the bikes delivered directly to us.

We got our bikes in August/September. They arrived well packaged and without any in shipment damage (no scratches, dents, dings etc. ). There was some minimal assembly we had to do at home (and we knew this ahead of time, as the self-assembly aspect is plainly stated on six three zero’s website).

The assembly directions were very easy to follow, and all necessary tools were included in the packaging. Essentially, the frame itself and rear wheel assembly come already assembled; and we just needed to (1) install the front wheel/skewer assembly; (2) connect the brake lines (which were already installed integrally on the frame portion) to the front wheel assembly; (3) screw on the fenders and rear rack; (4) and install/adjust the seat post and seat.

The whole process took about 30-45 minutes. Since then, we have been riding our bikes several times a week (both on bike paths and on uneven/potholed streets around town), and they are fantastic! The bikes physically look great.

Mine is all matte black with a light blue strip On the frame just forward of the seat. The matte black has scratched in a few places (due to normal wear and tear and as I expected it would), but a sharpie does a fair job of covering the small scratches.

The Shimano gear shifter has been smooth, with no sticking (although I frankly don’t move out of 4th for the most part). The brakes are right and have not needed any adjustment. The rear rack is also a great standard included feature, and it is compatible with many readily available accessories, including rear baby seats, which I use regularly.

The bike also fits well on a standard trailer-hitch mounted multi-bike car rack. All in all, my wife and I could not be happier with our six three zero bikes, and the ordering experience was absolutely seamless, which given the current pandemic situation was exactly what we needed.

Also, the follow up by the six three zero customer service team, in terms of registering our bikes and purchasing the available warranty, was top notch. I would highly recommend six three zero bikes for anyone looking to get a new, fairly priced, general use bike for recreational/around-town riding.

I have the Women’s Evryjourney in yellow and I really enjoy it! I get compliments on it whenever I am out riding. This is my first “cruiser” type bicycle and I can say that I am 100% converted! I will never go back to a mountain bike; sitting upright with the slightly forward pedaling motion and having my arms relaxed is a game changer.

No more sore wrists and shoulders from leaning over the handlebars. Overall, I am pleased with the bike. I have a few reasons for taking a few stars away on the review: 1. The brakes are squeaky and they feel almost cheap.

In reading other’s reviews it sounds like this is an inherent issue due to the smooth texture of the rims. Smooth brake pad rubbing on smooth rims = squeaky brakes. I also don’t 100% trust the brakes if I were going at a moderate to high speed.

They just don’t seem to engage very strongly and I don’t fully trust them to stop me quickly if I needed to. Riding around the neighborhood with my kids is fine (this is mostly what I use my bike for), but I wouldn’t feel comfortable going much faster due to the brakes feeling “flimsy”.

2. My front fender arrived bent and the paint had cracked where the bend was in the metal. I submitted a warranty claim with an explanation and pictures of the bent fender, and I was sent a tiny bottle of yellow paint.

Painting the cracked paint doesn’t fix the bend. Disappointed that sixthreezero didn’t fully fix the issue. 3. Getting the bike took FOREVER. I pre-ordered it and expected it to arrive on the date that was listed when I pre-ordered, but it didn’t arrive until several months after I was originally told that I would get it.

I get that COVID created a high demand for bikes, but seriously. Don’t promise your customers that it will arrive on a certain date when they order it if you can’t deliver on that timeframe.

Was excited to finally receive bike. However, after removing bike from box, reading the directions 3 times carefully and looking at what few pictures come with the directions I was disappointed. My main complaint has to do with the handlebars.

1. The handle bars were put together upside down. Had to get my nephew to loosen them from the stem, then turn the handlebars to the correct position. 2. Connecting the handlebars to the bike was confusing with different directions in the book.

The expander bolt was hard to loosen. Next, the fenders. The holes did lineup to the bike frame due to fenders being bent either not enough or bent too much. One area on the fender was cracked so could NOT attach to the frame.

More specific directions on which side of the frame the fenders should be attached would be nice. Went into the Walmart website to look at the bike in color to see which side to connect the fenders. This is how we realized the handlebars were NOT correct.

We are planning to purchase another bike, however, next time, we will order it to the store and pay the extra to have Walmart put it together. We just hope, and pray the next bike will be put together correctly, NOT like the last bike we ordered and had put together, of which was not.

The brakes fell off the first day after we picked up the bike and had to return to store. We were told whoever put it together, put the brakes on backwards. For anyone else who is considering purchasing this bike, have it sent to your house then take it to a professional to put it together.

One quick note to future consumers:: Be sure to purchase an air pump, the bike comes without air in the tires due to shipping codes.

A nice paint job, ridiculously low price. Most of it came pre-assembled. The box it comes in is huge but light. The fenders needed to be bent straight at the bolt points. The fenders shipped with an angle in them that might work with a different model Kent bike but can easily be bent straight for this trike.

The front brakes needed some adjusting but the rear brakes worked fine. The only thing I found wrong with the trike was that the chain was too long and the rear hub was machined off center so when you use the tensioner to tighten the chain it immediately slips off.

However, if you leave the chain too loose it will also fall off when riding. Kent is shipping me a new tensioner that probably won’t fix this since I think the cause is a wobbly hub. I imagine even if I could get a new hub from Kent, it would still wobble since it is manufactured cheaply to keep cost down.

The tensioner does not have a chain guide and is made for a 1/8″ chain. In order to ride this trike, I DIY-ed a tensioner by placing a long bolt (about 4 inches) through the original tensioner hole, placing a PVC plumbing pipe (about 3 3/4 inches) over the bolt and zip tying the other end of the bolt to hang from the base of the basket.

This allows me to tighten up the 1/8″ chain without it slipping off. I also used chain oil to make the run over the PVC effortless. The chain is still slightly too long, but doesn’t slip and runs fine so far.

Going up small hills is easier than I thought but taking turns on a sidewalk feels very unstable. I wouldn’t ride this bike past 10 mph with a heavy load and I would go walking speed through a 90-degree turn.

For 160$ this trike, with its flaws and fixes is still a great deal in my opinion. The sturdier trikes start at 1K and that is just well beyond my budget. I needed a cheap grocery store vehicle and this does the trick.

If you are a competent DIY-er and know a bit about bike maintenance and design you could own and operate this trike safely. If not, have a pro assemble it and test it before your return window is up.

I imagine having a wobbly hub will eventually wear the bearings much faster than normal leaving me with a new skill to learn in six months or so. This trike has 26 x 1. 50 tires 50 psi, each tire is rated 175lbs max load, the chain is 1/8″ thick.

I am 5’4 and I’ve tested 190 lbs of weight carried by this bike for 4 miles so far. Only the back right wheel is driven by the chain.

My 93 year old Mom LOVES her new Nova 3 Wheel Walker! She took it out for a walk and found she could easily walk much farther than she has been able to for a long while. It gives her safer mobility but also increases her stamina.

She’s been an avid walker all her life and her stability has limited her mobility and now she has it back. What a great invention! Thank you, Michelle.

Super service. So kind! Very happy with my order and the service of this shop ⭐️

The bike is very nice, good materials, toddler is thrilled with it! Thank you

My 7 year old daughter just recently beat cancer in her spine. Her cancer took 2 full vertebrae and over 30% of 5 others so this has left her wearing a full upper body back brace and riding a 2 wheeled bike is absolutely nerve racking for dad and I not to mention the doctors have advised against so many activities for her including riding bikes.

When I found this bike I hoped that she would love it as this bike does not have the risk of fall that others do and the seat back looked as though it would be comfortable for her with her back brace.

I can not tell you how much this little girl loved her new bike! All of my kids, my husband and I want our own Mobo now!!! She rode that bike the very first time over 2 miles and again the next day we went out again! She picked up on the steering very quick and by day 2 she was drifting around tight corners!! Thank you for this amazing bike! Thank you for making something that puts this parents nerves at ease!.

We bought this from some friends whose boy wasn’t able to use it still due to his handicap as he is in a wheelchair. My son has been riding this since about 3. 5 until now still at 6. 5 years and 50 inches tall.

He absolutely loves this bike and has had no interest in the 2 wheel bike we bought when he turned 5. So far have only had to replace the rear tires as he has worn them out. Many of the neighborhood kids want to try it.

Be careful, this bike is well made and heavy, you don’t want to get hit by it, lol. My only complaint would be the brake works better and a smaller lever for children, it appears to be a full size lever for adults.

My granddaughter loves her bike. It’s the first she’s been able to really ride and enjoy. You see she she was born a double amputee. She only has a left leg and right arm. We fitted the left pedal with a toe clip (she can push and pull) and steers/brakes with her right arm.

She ride with all her two wheeling friends now! Probably not in the original marketing plan, but Mobo should promote this more for special needs children.

I bought this bike in October. My son has exclusively rode this bike inside teaching himself to ride it. In that time, the wheel has become wobbly and the seat weild is coming apart. I bought this trike based on brand reputation as excellent quality and am sadden my son won’t be able to ride outside come spring.

We are replacing a smaller size Tricycle to a bigger one. New Tricycle size is perfect. Only problem it wants to tip over easily. The Back End is not heavy and sturdy enough to keep it grounded. Perhaps a bigger Tricycle? If one is available, please let me know.

Grand daughter is 5 yrs. old. Thank you. We are Radio Flyer customers.

Nice li’l trike for walks and indoor play. Kid isn’t 2yrs yet but loved it right away and enjoys our hikes/walks outdoors. Even better, loves to stand on the pedals holding onto the handles. That said, the extended handle in the rear is poorly made with weak alignment making it a bit difficult to maneuver.

Also, the cup holder on the handle doesn’t fit bigger (16 oz) water bottles. Not everyone’s preference, but wish the trike had a li’l canopy or some fixture for sun protection.

Our grandson is 19 months old and we had our Christmas with them early this year. He LOVES it! Super easy to assemble (Andrew even helped!) and he doesn’t want neighborhood walks with this to end. Even when he’s not going for a walk in the seat, he’s inside, pushing it around the house himself, playing with the wheels and pedals, and using his “tools” to fix it.

We totally hit it out of the park with this gift and couldn’t be happier about it! (It’s also super sturdy and very well made, so win-win all around!).

My 79 year old wife sought a lighter weight rollator than the one she has. From an Order of mine for an oxygen bottle carrier, I discovered the rollator. She reviewed it information and liked the 10 pound weight.

I ordered it and it arrived as scheduled. Within less than thirty minutes, she was out and about on a test drive. She now keeps it in the trunk of her car and uses it as necessary. Assembly and adjustments to fit her were easy.

The parts fit very nicely and reflected quality manufacturing. We recommend the three wheeler as an aide for senior walking. NOTE: Medicare is not accepted by vive health.

I’m very happy to have this Rollator, I use it every day, it really helps to reduce pain in my back when I’m walking. Light weight is very important for me. Thank you very much for this product. The price is not too much because it’s really very good thing you can use if you have pain in your back.

Mark Voskoboynikov.

I bought this for my elderly mother who was using a bulkier, heavier walker. This is her review of the Vive 3 Wheel Rollator – It is easy to maneuver around furniture and through doorways. It is light, folds easily and has a streamlined appearance.

I feel like I’m in charge of the walker instead of the walker being in charge of me. I really like the blue color, but best of all, it does not scare my cat.

This cute little trike is going to be a gift for my grandson. I can only write about what I know so far. It is mostly plastic, and quite small. The back plastic storage lid does not stay open, at least not on the one I received.

Not a deal breaker. The bell, is not what I expected. It is a plastic ‘lip’ that you have to pull back with your thumb, and it hits the bell with a dullish thud. Seriously? I wish it was a real bell, that actually sounded like a bell.

Other than that, I think he will love it. So, it is a cute little first bike with a basket and adjustable seat. Don’t expect the bell to be a hit, but I would not deter from buying it because of that.

This tricycle is better than the one we had when we were kids! Not only does the seat adjust to grow with the child, but the basket on the handlebars can close completely or open up with legs holes for a favorite stuffed animal buddy or a babydoll to ride along.

And, there’s a bell to let people know you have arrived! Any other cargo can fit into the trunk area behind the child. And who doesn’t love handlebar streamers? C’mon! This trike is a must have!.

Such a cute toy! I ordered the Scuttlebug Bumble, Kid’s Indoor and Outdoor Foldable 3-Wheel Trike Ride-on for my two-year old granddaughter who really enjoys the foot-to-floor ride-on toys. She was funny when she saw it.

She exclaimed, “Oh, a bus!” She didn’t make the connection to a bumblebee but has fun with it none-the-less. This toy is recommended for ages 18 – 3 years old. It is not difficult to fold and unfold the three-click folding system.

Note there is an arrow on each of the two back wheel legs. You push the leg in the direction of the arrow then pull out to unlock and open them. The interlock is a little tight and requires some force when opening but I am guessing some of that may be due to it being brand new and that it might adjust slightly with use and be less difficult.

It was not a problem though. The bright yellow and cute face and eyes on this trike make it very attractive to toddlers. My granddaughter feels very independent riding it as she scoots it across the floor.

The trike is advertised for both indoor and outdoor use although we will likely use it mostly indoors. Overall, we are very pleased with the Scuttlebug Bumble trike and would recommend it.

The scuttle bug is the cutest! We have the red Lady bug one. It has a cute face on the front. When we opened it up we didn’t have to show my little one what to do. She immediately sat on it and began pushing herself around with her legs.

She is 16 months and the scuttle bug is the perfect size for her. It is also lightweight. While sitting on the scuttle bug she lifts her bum off the seat to lift it up over the rug in our house. We just took it outside for the first time yesterday.

The wheels did start to get scratched up from the sidewalk but it was obvious that was going to happen. I attached a picture of the scuttle bug next to a radio flyer trike for size reference. My little one can not reach the pedals on the radio flyer yet.

I would definitely recommend a scuttle bug as a child’s first “bike. ” My daughter loves riding it. She watches her older sister on her bike so it makes her feel included now that she has something to ride on her own.

This toy is so cute! It’s perfect for my 2 year old. Although my 5 yr old had fun on it as well but I wouldn’t recommend for maybe older than 3. It was easy to unfold and fold. It gets pretty flat when all folded up which is good for taking places or storing.

My daughter (2) picked up on how to use it right away. The wheels are rubbery so it doesn’t damage floors indoors, however we took outside. It is the daily rotation of things played with. Kids love it.

The wheels were similar to a scooter wheel. There is no padding on the handle bars or anywhere but it’s not needed the handle bars sit lower and at an angle so hitting the child face in the event of a crash isn’t likely.

The 2018 EW-36 is an excellent scooter, capable of long runs with strong battery charge, and high speed for fun. Its very maneuverable and easy to steer. Braking is fantastic! It has great off-road capability on lawns, parks, gravel roads.

My 2018 model has wide tires and fabulous acceleration! I am very impressed by this product, its utility and fun! This was the perfect purchase for me. The seating is very comfortable and secure, with armrests on both sides.

The headlight is good for night driving. People comment on the styling and good looks of the machine. I can make it to the grocery and discount stores, auto-parts store, dry cleaner and others. I mostly use it for pleasure driving, to the park and out along the trails.

I can get closer to nature than in my car – feel the breeze and smell the different vegetation as I drive along. I am surprised at how well it handles going over bumps and across branches on the path.

I even got the machine airborne accidentally over broken pavement at high speed that created a ramp up and then an immediate drop of about 8″ (I don’t recommend doing this) – it landed fine with complete control and no damage, but I won’t do that again! Darrell at MedMart was excellent to work with, I got exactly the machine I wanted and his service after the sale was terrific! This is a top-notch company! When you receive your machine, take your time learning how to ride: * Your first trial runs should leave you with half the battery or more, as you learn how far you can go on a charge.

Then gradually extend your range on subsequent runs as you watch the battery charge indicator. * I use the speed limiting dial to limit my top speed to about 16MPH, in the idea that will extend the driving range.

16MPH feels plenty fast and fun, but my EW-36 will reach a bit above the specified 18MPH, at 19-20MPH. * Take some time to learn how the strong braking works, and how the machine turns. I have never come close to feeling uneasy on the corners, but I slow down for the sharp curves.

This is a very stable machine! * My machine has an automatic brake that will quickly stop the machine if you let go of the accelerator. I have found that to make gradual smooth stops, I often keep just a bit of power on with my right hand, while gently braking with my left brake.

* The EW-36 is easy for me to roll around in the garage an on pavement with the power off. * Battery charging seems fairly fast. But don’t take your battery down to 1/4 charge or less, I have read online there is the possibility that you could weaken the battery internally and limit how much charge it will carry.

* Over your first few runs, you may find that the battery pack will be able to store a bit more charge each time, like mine did. A small amount, but just noticeable, as I was paying close attention. * I am able to make two long runs each day, morning and evening, charging in-between.

–Ken in North Georgia.

I received my EW-36 yesterday and I charged it according to the manuel. It took about 7 and a half hours to fully charge. I was instantly impressed with it right away. I didn’t take it our for long but long enough to know that it goes faster than advertised.

I love all the bells and whistles as this amazing scooter has them all ( or at least all you could need to be happy you bought it ) I took my steep driveway like nothing flat, with the speed dial at one quarter power setting which translates to power without a doubt.

If anyone is still on the fence about purchasing one of these great scooters then do your homework like I did. I researched everything I could find and I decided this scooter was the best one for the money.

Electric Wheelchairs USA gave me back my freedom and they will be happy to do the same for you. Their staff was friendly knowlegable and the price was the lowest I was even offered a chance to find it cheaper so they would honor that price.

Luckily for the them I couldn’t find a cheaper price. So instead of whining that you can’t get around STOP. You can get around with the EW-36 and be safe while looking good on this eye catcher.

I finally found out how to use this scooter, its loads of fun. I just have no place to store it through out the freezing winter, except in the van. I bought an water proof cover for it. I hope the batteries do not burst / corrosion.

I have no way to get them out. They are located in such an awkward place. Im also worried about the technical parts in the 15 below zero weather. Will the freezing weather ruin the scooter?.

Really disappointed in this tricycle. My son was able to ride a trike at his preschool with ease and it was a huge milestone for him since he has low muscle tone. I thought this tricycle was very similar to the one he rode at school but was wrong.

It’s MUCH harder to petal and with each petal the handle bars move a little bit. It’s also unstable when making turns and my son has fallen over several times. I would love to return the tricycle. I already purchased the same type he had at preschool so he can actually enjoy a bike again.