Mobo Triton Pro Adult Tricycle for Men & Women. Beach Cruiser Trike. Pedal 3-Wheel Bike

I've been looking for a long time to find something I can ride on the nature trail close to my house. I'm 55, fat, lazy, and a weakling. I also have a balance disorder that won't allow me to use a two-wheeled velocipede. I've purchased and returned several vehicles that looked like great fun and great exercise, but were too hard to pedal or otherwise make them move. I was quite discouraged. Other recumbent trikes caught my eye, but they were too pricey.I took delivery of the Mobo Triton Pro in early February, and it sat in its box in my foyer while winter continued to rage on. We finally had relief from it just this past week. My son assembled my trike (the Youtube video is very helpful!) yesterday and it went back to the foyer to wait out the rain. :-PToday the sun finally peeked out between the clouds and the temperature was perfect! So I took the trike out to my driveway for its maiden voyage. OH MY GOODNESS, I'm so excited and happy! It rides smoothly, the seat is comfortable, I can pedal just fine, and the trike manages the slight slope of my driveway very well. Steering became intuitive quickly (I'm a klutz) and the brakes work great. The turn radius is really wide, which might bother some, but I should be fine on the trail, which is pretty straight and level. the trike doesn't pedal in reverse, but I learned a 3-point turn which let me turn around at the base of the driveway and pedal back up to the street. I just put my feet on the ground as needed and pushed myself backward. No problemo!I made probably ten laps that way, to get the feel of pedaling and steering, and I can't wait to take it out on the trail! I can tell already it's going to be so much fun and get me in shape this summer! I was panting when I sat down after just the short time I'd been riding, and my thighs and shoulders are a bit achy LOL!I had been concerned that I wouldn't get much of a workout in my upper body, but I can tell steering and breaking are going to get my arms working quite a bit, too.I can't rave about the Mobo Triton Pro enough! It's going to get this sedentary old lady in shape and keep her active into her "golden" years! I highly recommend this vehicle for anyone, but particularly those of us getting older and wanting to get, or stay, active and have fun doing it!

I bought this bike for my 11 year old autistic son who is unable to master riding a traditional bike do to the severity of his autism. Overall this bike seems to be very well constructed with what appears to be high quality parts. Assembly took about 20 minutes with the help of another individual which is not needed but definitely easier. On the first ride of about 15 minutes he had some trouble figuring out the steering. By the second ride of 30 minutes he had it down quite well. The third ride was 45 minutes and I feel he had mastered the steering. I finally had to get him to head home because honestly mom and dad were tired. This bike seemed to be a great way for him to get exercise as other than swimming he does not like to do much else other than swinging some.The only thing I would change on this is the brake system. It is almost impossible for him to use do to his size/ age and hard for him to comprehend due to the autism. It would be nice if manufacturer could come up with a better system for braking. To combat this issue I secured a long dog leash to the back of the bike to stop him if needed or keep him at a slower pace as otherwise he would take off and I would need to run to keep up.Overall I am quite impressed with this bike and have no issue with the cost as he now has the ability to get some great exercise and a great bike. As for a typical child my daughter rides it and likes it but honestly I am not sure I would pay the cost if it was for a child who could ride a normal bike.

I purchased 2 of these bikes for my kids ages 9 and 11. I am a long distance runner and wanted to include my children in on my daily runs. The bikes looked comfortable enough for the kids to chase me around in.I didn't think twice about the price tag, I'm a believer of "you get what you pay for" therefore, I expected a sturdy cycle that would perform above and beyond.This is a single gear bicycle without a chain - what does that mean for the child? Your child will pedal as hard and as fast as he/she possibly can and the bicycle will not travel any faster. The front wheel is much to small to generate the required amount of friction to propel your child. Essentially, my children tired in less than half the time they would've in their traditional bikes. Not only were they fatigued, they were very frustrated.Aside from the lack of speed, the front wheel will not remain on the ground if they are on any kind of climb. We were riding on a smooth sidewalk with a gradual climb, nothing big - but the children could not keep the wheel on the ground long enough to gain any traction.All in all, it was a poor purchase. I would've rather purchased the cheapo Walmart bikes, saved myself about $500 and my children would've been incredibly happy. I just wish I'd kept the boxes so that I could've returned them.The assembly was as to be expected, lots of parts but the instructions were pleasantly clear.