Easy Rider Compact Mobility Trike Scooter Fits Riders 5' - 6'4"

I'm gonna show you the dimensions of this Easy Rider Compact E-Trike.

Hey everyone, I'm Dustin. I have nearly 20 years of experience in the bike and e-bike industry. And today I'm gonna show you the dimensions and weight of this Easy Rider Compact E-Trike that we have. This is awesome and stable. Now, this is like our mobility tricycle that's great. It's super comfortable. If you want to see a video of us riding this around, you can find it on the YouTube channel, or if you're on the product page, should be on there as well. Now, I want to give you some dimensions so everyone can understand, put the parking brakes on here, how this can fit in certain places, and where you can drive it. Okay, now, first and foremost, the length from the front of the tire to the rear is 66 inches. And the width here in the back is 29 and a half inches. So you'll be able to steer this through any standard doorway. Now, from the top of the seat to the ground is 49 and a half inches. Unfortunately, the seat is not easily removable. So if you are transporting it, you would need to have an opening that's 49 inches high, 49 and a half inches high. Now with the wheel turned, the length is 63 inches. Okay. And the cool thing is this low step-over height here, which is 13 and a half inches. And then right here, you've got this opening from here to the front of the seat, which is 16 inches.

Okay. Let's see. And the pedals here from the seat to the pedal... From the seat to the pedals is 19 inches. From the backrest to the stem right here is 32 inches. Now, the cool thing about these handlebars is they are very adjustable here. So you can find honestly, whatever the ideal position is, but I'll go ahead and measure. Let's just measure the absolute closest position right here. Okay. So right there. Okay. So if you see right there, I mean, you can get the handlebars within six inches of the armrest, and then with to the backrest here, that's 19 and a half inches. So you can accommodate varying heights. Okay, now I've got the seat slid forward to the most forward position. And from here now the backrest is 27 and a half inches from the stem here. And these pedals, like I said, now from the front of the seat down here is 19 inches away. The back, seat is 20 inches wide. And let's see. So the tires back here are 20 inches by 2.125 inches. The front tire here is a 16, sorry, these are 2.5 inches. So 16 by 2.5 inch and 20 by 2.5 inch. Also fully assembled as you see it here, this weighs 91 pounds. Now you can also fold the handlebars down here, but it's not gonna do much for you because the height of the seat is the absolute highest part here. All right, let's just see, let's give you some other measurements here.

From the rear axle to the pedals is 30 inches. Axle to axle right here is 51 and a half inches. The width of the seat here is 20. So this is 20 by 20. The height of just the backrest is 23 and a half inches. The width is 17 inches. The armrest here is 10 inches and three inches wide. All right. And then the grips to the handles are five and a half inches with the seat all the way forward. And then let's measure the handlebars here for you. So the handlebars, the height is 10 inches and the width here is 23 and a half inches wide. So you have a lot of flexibility. Also, let's take a look here. Right here. So that's as high as the handlebars go. Right there. Let's just measure. I'll measure the handlebars. Let's see. Unlock here. Okay. Bring those up. So you can see. Just trying to adjust my bars here. Let's put those. Okay. Now, if you wanted to get these farther away from the armrest. Now those grips are 17 and a half inches away from the armrest. So if you have long arms, you can get that proper arm extension and get the correct position that'll keep you comfortable. And from the ground to the top of the handle, to the top of the grips is 51 inches. So actually at the highest, the grips are almost as high or about the same height as the backrest here.

Battery Life of Mobility Scooter

The battery life of a mobility scooter is important for getting around. Usually, a full charge battery lets you go up to 60 miles. Yet, it depends on the geographical area you are covering and how much weight you are carrying. Moreover, it also depends on the type of battery you are using.

To make the battery last longer, check the tire pressure and keep the connections clean. Taking good care of your mobility scooter’s battery helps it last longer and perform better. Furthermore, regular checkups and use will make your rides more enjoyable and trouble-free.

Motor Power of a Mobility Scooter

Knowing how powerful a motor of your mobility scooter is will help you pick up the best one. It affects how well the scooter performs, how far it can go, and how well it works well. Motors usually range between 250 and 1000 Watts. Hence, it affects how fast your mobility scooter can go and how well it handles hills.

A stronger motor helps with climbing and rough paths. But, using too much power can drain the battery faster. Due to this reason, picking the right motor power helps ensure the scooter runs in a comfortable way.

Top 5 Reasons To Buy A Mobility Scooter

Are you thinking about getting a mobility scooter? Check out the top 5 reasons why it could make your life easier, more comfortable, and give you more freedom.

1. Weight Capacity: When choosing a mobility scooter, you should check its weight limitations. The majority of scooters can hold between 250 to 400 pounds, but heavy duty ones can carry more weight. Thus, picking up the right one that can carry your weight to stay safe and keep the scooter working well.
2. Safety Features: The rider’s safety is crucial while riding a mobility scooter. These scooters often have anti-lock brakes, LED lights, and strong builds for stability. Hence, these features helps the rider’s biking experience smoothness and confidence. Their compact, light weight design and adjustable height make them a great option.
3. Seating Capacity: Comfort is an important part of any mobility scooter. So, while buying one, riders should look for a padded seat that can adjust for getting in and out. Some models also have armrest. For the best comfort, look for scooters with “Captain’s Seat” that have high backs.
4. Speed Controls: Mobility scooters have a control panel to adjust speed on the handlebar. Also, they go between 4-20 mph, and controlling speed helps with safety and comfort. The panel has a dial or switch to choose your speed.
5. Brake System: A good braking system is crucial for safety using a mobility scooter. These scooters usually have Electromagnetic Brakes and Regenerative Brakes. Electromagnetic Brakes stops the motor when you apply the brake. Also, the regenerative one slows down the scooter and recharges the battery.

Getting a mobility scooter can give you more freedom and make life more convenient. These 5 reasons show how it can improve your everyday life and well-being.

So if you have any other measurements you want me to take please reach out to us at theteam@sixthreezero.com or call us at 310-982-2877. And the easy riders are linked in the description below. Or if you're on the product page, you'll find it there. And don't forget, we have a 30-day test ride, your e-trike policy. If you don't love it in the first 30 days, send it back. No questions asked, no money out of your pocket. In addition to that, we're going to, warranty everything for up to a year. If anything goes wrong in the first year, we'll take care of parts and labor to ensure you can keep riding. Lastly, join our Facebook group, sixthreezero Pedalers. Thousands of members are in there. Jump in the group, and ask existing riders how they like their bike before you purchase. Then when you have yours, post in the group, and make friends. It's tons of fun. So thanks for sticking around and don't forget, it's your journey, your experience. Enjoy the ride.