Hase Kettwiesel eTrike Snow Test Ride

Snow test ride of Hase's Kettwiesel eTrike from Citrus Cycles. We will do an in-depth review, including a ride test of the Kettwiesel in the future. For the detailed specs including pricing in Canada visit citruscycles.ca/catalogsearch...
Located in Chemainus, BC on Vancouver Island, Citrus Cycles specializes in eBikes and eTrikes.
Citrus Cycles ships the Hase Kettwiesel fully assembled almost anywhere in Canada. We offer test rides of the eTrikes, including the Hase Trigo and Kettwiesel, along with the ICE Adventure and HP Velotechnik Scorpion at our store. If you are outside of Canada, please contact your local Hase dealer directly with any questions you may have.

[@stephentberg]

Kelly, you make this trike look so enticing.

[@CitrusCycles]

It is one of my favourite trikes - and I probably put more km's on my trikes than my bikes now! You are welcome to come try it out some time :-)

[@velvetvideo]

i'd be interested in a direct comparison to a tadpole fat tire on the same trail and on a beach. I'm looking at e-assist trikes and trying to decide. I want something capable of good uphill AND downhill and off-road, like a farm truck replacement for grocery-getting and adventuring. Pony4 quads also interest me. I'm seriously thinking of ditching my vehicle for one of these. I love the bike RV videos i'm seeing by people like Max le Bourlingueur. I am over 50 and was rendered homeless by the 2020 fires and that setup looks pretty amazing. I'm also tired of dealing with an expensive vehicle and terrible roadways. For awareness, I think everyone should watch Stroads by Not Just Bikes.

[@garyseckel295]

Two Hase rain fairings here and a Hase rain poncho too. Can you say portable velomobile? Can actually serve as a second car.

[@mujkocka]

Have you try up hill and downhill btw? I need to return to work. Bought a used EV but 2 months later the battery died. I only need to get to a bus stop which is 1.5hr walk. It’s fairly steep. I would be interested to know if this might be an alternative

[@garyseckel295]

UH, OH! Citrus Cycles just committed a HUGE sin against established Tadpole Universe! That video is SO, SO revealing of delta planform superiority! Tadpoles are not even in the same league! Majority of current recumbent trike riders may or may not even realize what they are actually witnessing on that video! Seriously! Tadpoles ARE superior for higher speeds, and cornering! That video is the most revealing recumbent video ever made. Both Roady & Fatty tadpoles owned here, and all have gotten stuck off road. Own 4 Hase deltas. Two of them have 2WD and 3 of them have suspension. Most tires directly under rider's torso, maximizes BOTH traction and comfort! My newest Lepus has highest seat level offered that can be side-saddle accessed, even via a wheelchair! Hey, go run your dog, summer or winter, or even pull a small child on their snow toy. Some Hase models can be updated, at home, post purchase, with E-assist AND 2WD. (Budget adaptable, post purchase.) Largest bike trail matrix AND the highest miles of bike trails in America are here in SW Ohio. I NEVER observe tadpole-required handling in this not-too-hilly area. Exercising, Scenery Viewing, and Nature Watching ARE what one observes other cyclists doing on bicycle trails. Never outgrow a Hase delta trike. Grow oldest on a Hase delta trike. Incredible video!