News & Opinion about Electric Trike
Meet Leo. Leo is an incredible and devoted father who is blessed with three sons and a wife. He loves cycling and rides often with two of his sons. However, his middle son, Ryan, has never been able to ride a bike on his own. Ryan was diagnosed with Autism at eighteen months old. Now at twenty-five years old, Ryan still isn’t able to participate in family bike rides. But Leo did something about that by doing research online to find a tandem bike that he and Ryan could enjoy together. He found a Lightfoot Duo Recumbent Tandem, which is...
Electric Bike Technologies, Inc., CEO, Jason Kraft was on The ONE Podcast with Greg Gutfeld, talking about e-bikes and a new project. Jason spoke about how Electric Bike Technologies is donating 10 Liberty Trikes to children with a rare neuromuscular disease called Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). SMA is a genetic disorder that starts in the central nervous system and affects all the muscles in the body. Due to the degenerative nature of the disease, babies, kids, and adults with SMA will experience a decline in muscle strength over time although the rate and severity can vary among individuals. “Kids...
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Though the “addmotor motan” is a similar upright fat trike similar to our “Fat Trike,” the important difference is in the details, which are very significant. 1) assembly: Electric bike tech: trikes are assembled, test ridden, and quality checked here in our warehouse by experienced bicycle mechanics. When we box the trike for shipping, we only turn the handlebars down (using the tool-free adjustable stem) to help it fit in the box. You can turn them back up and be ready to ride without any tools required, and it takes 2 minutes on video: https://youtu.be/aOSoozAaGbo Addmotor: it appears they...
As the weather begins to drop and the snow starts to fall, it is increasingly important to know how to properly care for your electric trike and its Lithium-ion battery. It may be possible for some people to ride their e-trikes during the winter months, while others must pack them away until the warmer weather returns. Whether you plan to ride in the cold and snow or if you decide to pack your e-bike away, we've got you covered with some commonly asked questions. Q: Can I ride in the snow? A: We definitely don't recommend riding in deep snow...
