AZUB TRIcon 26 recumbent trike - 2022 overview

When you sit in the TRIcon 26 for the very first time, it immediately becomes clear why this trike has won the title Trike of the year 2015. Just settle comfortably in the ergonomic seat, sit back and start pedalling. The first two or three corners will give you a taste of the best advantages of our revolutionary 26” rear wheel solution. The shortest possible stiff fork with the 157mm wide Syntace solid through-axle design that we “borrowed” from mountain bikes, work an absolute miracle. What previously was unthinkable in the world of tricycles with a 26” rear wheel suspension has now become a reality. Yes, we are talking about fast cornering with minimal rear wheel flex while making you feel that the trike is absolutely stable and reacts accurately and instantly to any correction of the direction coming from the handlebars. And this feeling sure is absolutely exhilarating.
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[@batmscot6149]

If you have correct gear ie bafang moter, gearing system will she still climb hills with a dead battery ? Reason I ask is I'm disabled I can't walk home nor can I shove the trike to the nearest charging point. I also live in the Isle of Skye Scotland so have mountains and hills a plenty .

[@bigred2859]

I have a Ti-FLY X with Brose Motor and enviolo gear-system and as long as I wouldn't chose the steepest climbs, I'm pretty sure I could make it home with a dead battery. I am disabled too, I can't feel and control safely my right leg and my balance sensing is very weak. So I can walk, but dragging a bike or even a trike would be impossible for me.

[@batmscot6149]

@@bigred2859 Thankyou for your feed back Armin Thamm I too have balance issues . I guess on planning journeys it would be a case of buying an extra batterie or make sure you have plenty juice before you let her loose .

[@bigred2859]

@@batmscot6149 I'd start getting a feeling for the range you can get with one charge by making smaller trips and increase them gradually.

[@batmscot6149]

@@bigred2859 That makes sense thankyou .When it comes to getting any common sense I was at the back of the cue when it was getting handed out , heehee.