Can I ask why you would say that?

@ oh I have multiple videos on why this thing is awful kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3-4ZZStYrR3gJosi=lF_jLMAyWnqMzmxL

@GarysE-BikeAdventures You say about the wheels coming up, may I ask how tall you are?

@ 5,10”

@GarysE-BikeAdventures They only recommend the Spytan for up to 5'9". I am only 5' so guess that's why it works OK for me. My husband is 6'3", and I told him not to even try it.

@@jeromewaites5364 Yes, I finally figured out it was because I had that parking brake on. Thanks!

Thank you, and I would be interested in hearing more details. I am on Instagram (gigismountaindream), and I follow you, so maybe you could send me a personal message on messenger with the details.

Yes, turning the power off on the handlebar turns off the battery. That's what I always do. You should remove the battery when it gets really cold outside if your trike is in a garage like mine is.

I do keep my trike in the garage. I have not been able to remove the battery yet, so I will ask a strong friend to help me. It has not reached 32 degrees yet here in Pensacola, Florida.

Glad you enjoy them & I hope they are helpful!

I have seen those complaints as well, but I have not found this in the type of riding I'm doing. I am going rather slow on dirt & gravel roads. I am 5' tall, and this bike is built low to the ground and works ok for me. I think the people that find it to be unstable are maybe too tall for this trike. For me, the cons are it has nothing to absorb any shock on rough roads & it is really low to the ground, so you can't go too far off road. It is not really built for rugged terrain. I did notice a little instability at higher speeds on paved roads. I just don't push it and go much above 10mph.

They showed me how to fold the trike when I bought it, but I haven't tried to do it yet. I do not have a hitch trailer, but I'd like to try a trailer for my dog.

Yes, I think it's the newer one. Still liking it, but I wish it had shocks. It's a rough ride on dirt roads.