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“Typical ready-to-ride weights are approximately 22 kg for a 24-inch standard Trike Bike, 27 kg for a 24-inch electric Trike Bike, 22 kg for a 20-inch folding Trike Bike, and 25 kg for a 26-inch standard Trike Bike.”

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    • What Size Adult Tricycle Should I Choose?

      “The right size depends on height, weight, flexibility, confidence, riding experience and any mobility needs. As a guide, a 20-inch tricycle suits riders approximately 150–175 cm tall, a 24-inch tricycle approximately 160–185 cm, and a 26-inch tricycle approximately 170 cm and above. A test ride is recommended where possible.”

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    • How Heavy Is A Trike Bike?

      “Typical ready-to-ride weights are approximately 22 kg for a 24-inch standard Trike Bike, 27 kg for a 24-inch electric Trike Bike, 22 kg for a 20-inch folding Trike Bike, and 25 kg for a 26-inch standard Trike Bike.”

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    • What are the sizes of the baskets ?

      “The back basket is 55 cm wide, 44 cm long and 31 cm deep. The front basket is 36 cm wide, 27 cm long and 25 cm deep.”

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    About Trike Bike Australia

    Trike Bike Australia | # 1 Seller of Adult Tricycles Since 2007: “Trike Bike Australia is the country’s leading specialist in adult tricycles and electric tricycles, proudly serving Australian riders since 2007. Based on the Gold Coast, we design, import, assemble, and support one of the most comprehensive ranges of three-wheel bicycles in the nation, including standard pedal trikes, mobility tricycles, cargo trikes, fat-tyre models, and advanced mid-drive electric trikes.”

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