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Trikke T78-CS

Mid-Size for riders 5' 6" and under Maximum rider weight limit 250lbs.
The Trikke can handle heavier weights but the rider assumes all risk.
Comes with 7" Polyurethane wheels on rear and 8.5" Rubber Air Tire with alloy rim on front
New and easier to use folding mechanism
Collapsible frame for easy storage
Quick Release handle bar - Adjusts from 47" to 54" (120cm-137cm)
Dual Independent Rear Brakes
Patented High Performance Cambering System
Steel Construction for durability
Only assembly required is mounting the front fork, handle bars and adding air to front wheel
Absolutely the BEST for beginner adults and teens!

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Maintenance & Repair Center
TRIKKE Tech Service Center - TRIKKE Tampa is an authorized service center for Trikke Tech, Inc. We're authorized to do service, repairs and warranty work. Please call first to describe the maintenance required and if we can't correct
the problem over the phone we'll set an appointment for us to take a look at your TRIKKE.

Weekly Maintenance Tips
For pneumatic tires it's imperative that you add air every 7 to 10 days. The air tires are a high pressure tire that bleeds down naturally over a few days. Use a quality pump with a quality gauge to ensure you're properly inflating your tires.
Check the bolts on your Trikke for tightness. Make sure each bolt is tight but don't over-tighten or you can strip out or break the head off of a bolt. The most commonly lost bolt on the Trikke is the folding bolt. This is the bolt that you pull back on to fold and unfold the Trikke. These bolts tighten against each other and again be sure to tighten good and snug but do not over-tighten. Your
warranty does not cover owner responsibility of routine maintenance.

Trikke Riding Tips and Basics:

So, you've had your Trikke for a few weeks and are still baffled why it looks so easy in the video's. The most important thing that people don't realize is the importance of the upper body movement AND the leaning of the Trikke. Without the proper upper body motion and the Trikke properly turning and leaning into the turn you CANNOT get a lateral push on the opposite foot. Your body and the Trikke will be too perpendicular to the ground and you will not get the lateral thrust required.

The simplest way to teach a person to ride is to have them totally IGNORE the lower body for the first few minutes. You'll simply focus on the proper turn and lean of the upper body AND the Trikke. Granted you'll be moving slowly but with the proper turn and lean left and turn and lean right your legs should start to feel what is happening and you'll start gaining speed as you get closer to that sweet spot.

Upper Body First:

The simplest way to explain the upper body motion of the Trikke is like zigzagging on a bike or a motorcycle but with the exception that you're standing on your feet rather than sitting down. This is a motion that can only be practiced while in forward motion and not standing still. Keep in mind your turning is proportionate to the speed just like on a bicycle or motorcycle. Give yourself a push-off like a scooter and while keeping your shoulders parallel to the handle bars and NOT using your elbows then start turning and leaning left and right. Remember, do not even think about the lower body in the beginning but only let it go with the flow. After a few minutes your legs will start realizing what the action is and then you'll simply start expanding on that. Once you feel the upper body and lower body working in rhythm that's when you'll discover the "sweet spot". It's very recognizable when you hit it!

Now, watch a Trikke Video with an experienced rider and focus on the motion the rider is putting on the steering column of the Trikke, it's the most important part of learning to ride!
Also remember that the optimal rhythm takes practice. Some people catch on within a day or two while others take a couple of weeks. The more you ride the better you get. You must get on your Trikke and practice almost every day for 30 minutes to an hour and in no time you too will be amazing people at how simple the Trikke is to make-go!

The two key words are PRACTICE and DETERMINATION!
A good analogy is: Rubbing your stomach and patting your head at the same time. What happens when you do it at the same time is most will pat their stomach AND head or rub their stomach AND head at the same time. The way to learn this rhythm is to first start rubbing your stomach for a few seconds and then, while still rubbing your stomach and without thinking about it, simply start patting your head. It all comes together! Same thing with the Trikke! Upper body first then lower body.

Sunlite Storage Rack, Single Hook, WALL Mount

Holds one Trikke vertically for Space Saving

Works with any Trikke model

Easily Hang any Trikke on the wall

Durable Powder Coat Finish 2 Mounting Screws Included

E-Z Lifetime Warranty


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