ELECTRIC TRIKES...WHICH ONE SHOULD I BUY???

Rusty78609...Fat Tire Trike from ElectricTrike.com OR Bolton Fat Tire Trike @ BoltonEbikes.com. Ck them out at their websites! A LINK TO AMAZON PRODUCTS: amzn.to/2De6x42 thanks!

[@grantR34]

I bought this trike so I could play outside with my 3 children. Tricycle

[@FreeAmericanSpirit]

To help you out a little.

[@CarrieJo5916]

For me out of those two, and not having ridden either, I would want the Fat Tire. Also the customer service seems great., at least to you Rusty! Your helping sell alot of those trikes for both companies! Thank You, Great Review!

[@stevenmeans3163]

It looks like you can't go wrong with either trike. I wonder if the higher output motor on the Fat Tire Trike is to compensate for the larger radius of wheel that would require a bit more torque. The larger wheel should make for a more comfortable ride and will be less prone to tracking in trails. But as you say it really is a preference that each person would have to consider. Thank you for your information and shining light on paths that might not be considered.

[@brucedon1951]

Rusty I like the Bolton more compact like the folding one tube design turning radius would be shorter and take off speed quicker has fenders keep the rain dirt off you You can also add a front shock and seat both are great bikes with advantages and disadvantages it is what you want and makes you happy!!!

[@dalepointer9312]

Weigh the maintenance cost: batteries, tires, ect. Comfort longevity. More power is not always applicable in some cases.

[@avlisk]

I've ridden bikes without fenders, and one can get dirty and wet from the back tires pretty easily. I vote for folding and fenders when I am just looking. When I put my money down, it might be a different story.

[@nadinesawtell3267]

The fat tire bike if it had fenders please note these bikes with fat tires can in theory handle snowy conditions. Living on the prairies I wish the range was greater. I d need over a hundred km to go any where so two batteries are a must especially for a one way trip

[@Area13ebikes]

The Bolton of course! ;)

[@AndreBrowneCycling]

the M340 electric bike is a high-performance and reliable option for serious cycling enthusiasts seeking top-of-the-line features and capabilities.

[@CR10.07]

I love the fat tire because of its power and more bike like. I know I mentioned this before but a brooks saddle is the most comfort. It’s counter intuitive being hard leather but I am 67 ride all day on that saddle. Brooks is the best.

[@rvlivingwiththegeezer7791]

You can load the Bolton no problemo. It will do and go everywhere around your neighborhood. In town riding in Capitan its perfect. As you say Keep it simple.

[@ratherbfishing455]

I like the fenders on the Bolton Fat tire. It also folds up. I like the idea of a larger tire on the front of the black one.

[@dalejablonski436]

I think the Bolton fits your needs with less hassle even though the Liberty is nicer.

[@sectortech12b8]

My wife has similar off road or city mobility three wheelers that booth go 15 to 20 mph, my biggest challenge is transporting, the rear wheel drive unit is 5 years old , is very powerful, 300lbs and her favorite , however, her 1.5 year old front wheel drive smaller unit folds and easily fits in my RV or mini cooper tow vehicle , the rear wheel drive unit doesnt fold and requires my pickup with ramps to transport, no longer feasible with my motorhome, Based on your travel I would suggest the white folding unit

[@JohninTucson]

Go for the Fat tire 'sponsored' trike ! Better ride, stronger on hills (more power) and FREE. A no brainer. Good luck in whatever decision you make.

[@mikedu4365]

You might want to pick up an extra battery since it only has an 8 to 12 mile. That seems sort of limited to me. I'm close to your age (73) and have a Sondors fat tire that has around a 25 mile range depending on terrain. I love it but might move to the trike as time goes on. You're doing a great job on your videos 😊.

[@sun-zx8cz]

Hey Rusty! I have a pink version of the little Liberty Trike you gave away, so I'm going to plug EBT! Their support post purchase is superb. And that's important with any electric machine you buy nowadays!

[@davidmiracle398]

Rusty, you've done a good video. I have a 2019 Rad Rover electric fat tire bike and I love it. The only problem is that I'm 82 and I get gently thrown about 10% of the times I ride it. That's because I live in the high desert of Southern California and all the area around my house is soft blow sand about two or three inches deep. I would buy the larger of the trikes you've shown if the shipping was included in the 2000 bucks. My 2019 Rad Rover was $1499 with free shipping (and the state tax paid), right to my front gate, and its a great piece of machinery well worth the price.

[@georgeknipping233]

Hey Rusty, enjoy your videos at 77 yrs. old.