Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tricycle Adult 24’’ Wheels Adult Tricycle 1-Speed 3 Wheel Bikes For Adults Three Wheel Bike For Adults Adult Trike Adult Folding Tricycle Foldable Adult Tricycle 3 Wheel Bike Trike For Adults

LOVE MY TRIKE! It came on the first shipping date that was quoted in a VERY large box with all the pieces and great packing - nothing missing, nothing scratched. I was supposed to have someone assemble it for me but they backed out so this 65 year old, never-assembled-a-bike woman was stuck with bike pieces all over the living room. After reciting "I can do this" a bunch of times, I tackled the assembly. The instruction book was clear and all went together great. The brakes were already installed on the handlebars, tire, and chain assembly so even that was no problem. Took it out for my first spin and it rode beautifully - glided along with lots of momentum. I am sooo proud that I assembled it! You can too; don't be afraid to give it a try; it's really quite simple.

Even though this bike is intended for adults, we bought it for our 13 year old daughter. She has mild hemiplegia due to a stroke, so she’s never been able to ride a bike until now. She needed the extra balance that a tricycle provides, but one more her size since she’s now about 5’2”. We also bought adjustable Velcro foot bike straps to help keep her affected foot on the pedal. We couldn’t have asked for a better result. She is so happy!

Now on to the pros. I bought the 7 speed as we live in a city where there are a lot of hills. This bike is easy to switch gears and after some practice I have mastered most hills. If I get tired, I just stop and take a little break.  Please read or watch YouTube videos on how to ride an adult tricycle because it is not the same as a two wheeler. And again practice makes perfect. I am 5 ‘5 and I weight 165 pounds and I bought this bike to help on my weight loss journey. The seat is very comfortable and adequate for me, so I would try the seat that comes with it out first before purchasing another one. The basket on the back is very sturdy and I plan to use it when I work myself up to riding to the grocery store. I’m seeing lots a of people posting reviews with their small dogs or toddlers in the basket and the instructions advise that the basket is not to store children or pets! I bought a bell, helmet and a pouch that attaches to the handle bars to hold my cell phone, House keys and a mask in case I stop out come in contact with others due to Covid. The best part is I get soooooo many compliments on how beautiful the bike is! I’ve had a couple of friends and two neighbors that saw me riding and inquired where they can purchase one. I hope this review will help you make a decision if you were straddling fence on whether to buy this bike. It is well worth the money!

Excellent tricycle, rides smooth, breaks on a dime. Easy to assemble, took me maybe an hour by myself, but you do need the right tools for it (screwdriver, set of wrenches, etc). The "pin-striping" is just stickers that come off leaving sticky residue, which wipes off easily with some rubbing alcohol. Once the stickers are removed, the candy-red/pearl-cherry finish looks fantastic. The basket design is odd - it has the retaining pins on the opposite corners, so removing them doesn't do anything. I've swapped the bolts and pins on two corners around so that the basket flips open at the rear, allowing for larger items to be transported. Couple words of caution - the basket gets in the way of lowering the seat to the lowest possible position; once assembled, this is a large tricycle - this is not something you will be able to transport even in the back of a midsize SUV. So either plan on having a large vehicle to transport it, dissemble it partially for transport, or only assemble it at the final destination. Fits through regular sized doors with just under an inch on each side of the wheels. Easy to get even into a small elevator, by just holding down the rear break and raising the front wheel up to the ceiling. Overall - very pleased with this tricycle. Would buy again.

Awesome trike. It is easier to pedal up some hills now than my old trike.

I am in love with my bike. So much fun, so many good times together. It's a match made in heaven. I am a senior heavy woman and have issues with my feet and knees so I can never get enough exercise through just walking, and sometimes when I'm having a flare-up, I can't walk any distance at all. But my bike is easy on my knees, ankles, and feet, and I can take long rides without injury or irritation to my joints. This is the best purchase I've made in years and brings me so much pleasure, as well as improving my health through regular exercise. It is sturdy, easy to ride, with a wide, comfortable saddle seat. So many people have stopped me to ask where they can get one just like it.

Has parking brakes on each side of handle grips, so bike does not roll when parked. Handlebars just right for comfort and do not hurt back leaning over. Bike came through perfect without a mark. Sooooooo glad   offers very reasonably priced assembly so you know it is safe and everything working correctly. I am lady 5'6 and the 26 in. is just right for me. Taller would be fine also COULD NOT BE MORE PLEASED !!!!

I live on the edge of a small town and my grocery is only half a block away. I added a large basket on the front of the bike so I can get my monthly food on the 1st when I receive my VA disability. I can load one of those large grocery carts full to the top and it all will fit on my trike. I have no problem turning the trike with the front basket being full, but you have to be careful when dismounting, that the front tire and handlebars will rotate to the side and spill out contents from the basket unless you have one of those small cargo nets. I have really bad knees but little problem peddling the trike as it peddles very easily. I can actually peddle it better than I can walk due to my 260- pound weight on my knees. I love this trike and have no problems with it at all.

Ever since he was a little boy, my autistic son has tried to learn how to ride a bike. Year after year no matter how hard he tried, he just could not keep it upright. He'd watch his siblings and his neighborhood friends riding their bikes. We tried scooters to no avail. His friends would try to ride slow enough so he could run alongside them to the park to play. Frankly, it just broke my heart seeing the longing in his eyes. Then, right before Christmas, I found the VEVOR Black Cherry 3 Wheeler.

As much as I wanted to give this to him for Christmas, it would have been too much of a tease considering all the snow this year. So I was going to save it for his 15th birthday this May. Well, Spring Break brought warm temps, sunshine and his friends out with their bikes. May 23 was too far away! It did take me a couple of hours to figure out how to get it together, and I never could get the back fenders on to where the tires weren't rubbing against the hardware inside the fenders, but that's okay. It still looks awesome. The absolute best thing about this bike though? The smiles and laughter from my son as he experienced for the very first time the previously unknown freedom of riding a bike. He has been riding it non-stop (the video games have been ditched!) and waving back at all the neighbors who see him and call out. He feels like a celebrity. lol He stops at his friend's houses to show the bike off and he thinks they're jumping up and down cheering for the bike, when it's seeing him riding the bike that has them so happy!