Triride Hybrid Review

In this video I review my Hybrid Handcycle from Triride.
I've had this piece of kit about a year and a half now and it really is a game changer for getting out and about. Perfect for some exercise and getting to those places that you'd perhaps struggle to reach without a bit of help, and crucially it boosts your independence hugely.
If you have any questions please pop them down below and I'll do my best to answer. Sorry that I wasn't able to show the docking but it is relatively straightforward.
On account of having a recumbent hand bike for exercise I am now looking to sell this, so if you're based in the UK and interested then drop me a line. Thanks!

[@DerelictusAnima]

Fantastic educational video. KEEP IT UP Danny!

[@aldendamon-cowles7371]

As long as the disabled pay for these scooters themselves then that is fine. But we taxpayers should not be forced to pay for these electric toys.

[@DerelictusAnima]

@@aldendamon-cowles7371 Then the government shouldn't be forced to supply you with things like electricity, get it yourself.

[@rozcrip]

hello! just seen the bottom of the description - are you still looking to sell it? thanks

[@Queenmania2007]

Hello, yes I am - please pop me a private message with your number or check the listing out on Facebook :)

[@l1ndener]

Hi Nice review thank you. When you used the bike daily did you have to recharge daily? How often otherwise? Is there a big difference in battery use depending upon the power level employed? You mentioned that attaching was a bot if a faff, what in particular would you highlight? What is the weight of your unit, was it possible to transfer to a car , could you consider doing that? Any other thoughts on continued use that are not shared here? Many thanks again for a helpful video, these appear to be in short supply for such goods, other than those provided by the vendors

[@Queenmania2007]

Hi there. No, I rarely had to recharge daily but I usually did so it was always 100% at the start of each ride. Otherwise every 2-3 days. Yes, there is a very big difference from 30 mins use of level 1 vs level 5. I did say it was a faff but to be honest it's because I don't have the mounting aid that Triride sells. As I said in the vid the total weight is probably around 17/18kg. I have got it into a car once by removing the battery but it was quite an unstable lift. If I were doing it regularly I would need either a better method or more likely someone to help me. You're welcome, that's why I do these - hard to find info about it!

[@DerelictusAnima]

Do a review on your Carbon Bike ;)

[@Queenmania2007]

When the weather’s a little better and I can get some outside shots I will!

[@esptm]

How do you transfer onto the bike?

[@Queenmania2007]

The bike clips on to the frame of your chair. You transfer into your chair as normal and then attach the bike component. Here it's shown in slow-mo from different angles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5XUep-JiZ2cqJo

[@feersum3433]

Hi Danny, did you sell your triride as yet? Not sure how to DM you, do I have to join facebook lol. Yours, Paul (Inverness)

[@Queenmania2007]

Hi Paul, I haven’t yet - I moved to Aberdeen and it’s all packed away in its box. Drop me a line on Facebook or via email ([e-mail]) if you’re interested. Cheers