Trikke T7CF White Black

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I just ensemble it , and just me was very difficult, the bolts are super tight screw in , also you have to have handy either a grease base cream, or oil to put the parts in , and make sure you built it correctly I made a couple of mistakes and taking it apart was very and I mean very difficult once the pieces are in their place, also not being able to fold it is an inconvenience , because the trikke is very big , and to be able to fold it you have to unscrew a front bolt that's very difficult to put in and worst to put out , so I suggest if you have a couple of dollars more , buy one that folds, it will be better and more convinient to put away also to transport it , to take it to a park .

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I wanted a Trikke for a long time and I finally treated myself at Christmas. Once the weather turned nice, I assembled it and was very dissatisfied.All the pieces were there and the instructions were as clear as they could be, I just had a hard time assembling the Trikke. The spacers broke as did the height adjustment button. I can work around those issues.When I stepped on it, it felt very unstable and I don't think this is for me. I'm giving it to a friend and I'm going to look into an adult tricycle. My balance isn't the greatest and I thought maybe a Trikke would be better than a traditional bicycle. Nope, not for me.

I bought this during black friday which brought the costs down to around $170. This was a great buy. Everything that you need to assemble the Trikke is in the box (they included the hexagon wrenches that you'll need). While the manual is helpful for checking if you have all the parts, it's somewhat hard to figure out the assembly. Not to worry, good thing people post how to assemble Trikke on youtube. This is the video I watched which helped me put everything together [....] . I saw that some reviews said that the back wheels don't move, it's probably cause they didn't pull the brake wires back before putting the wheel on (the man in the video explains this). Took me about 2 hours to assemble, but it was really worth the time.I've had this for about 2 weeks now and everything is still working fine. Takes some practice to get the rhythm of the Trikke. It helps when you bend your right leg when turning the wheel right and 'push off' with your left foot then bend your left leg when turning the wheel left and 'push off' with your right foot when you are propelling yourself forward. Leaning a bit with your turns also helps. Uphills are a challenge, takes some wider and faster turns to climb them.TDLR: This was worth the buy and here is the link to the video to help with the assembly. [...]