The Most COMPACT Foldable Reverse E Trike! Tadpole Trike That's Electric w/ Two Front Wheels!

Hey everyone, Dustin here, CEO of sixthreezero. And today I'm going to show you the measurements, the dimensions of the two front-wheel EZ Transit E-Trike. So I've got it right here. Now this is a great two-front-wheel E-Trike that has incredible maneuverability and is also very compact, easy to mount and dismount. So let's start with one of the most important measurements, which is the step over height. which is 11 inches, about 10 and three-quarter inches to step over right here. Now the other cool thing is all this space here. So from actually here to the seat tube, you have 22 and a half inches. So you can just walk right through the frame. So 22 and a half inches here, 11 inches high.

And now the seat, in the lowest position, the top of the seat is 30. Oh, let me just make sure here. It is 30 inches. So you can see getting on and off is very easy. You can just slide right back I'm 5 foot 10 for reference. And you can pull your foot out. Now, the top of the seat clamp is about 26 and a quarter inches. So let's measure the seat in the highest position now. So this is a double-seat clamp. So you have to loosen right here and we can pull this one up to the max line, which is right there. And from there we can clamp that one down and then we can loosen our other one.

And now we can pull this one up as well. So this is the max height right here. Let's go ahead and let me go ahead and make sure that that's clamped. Okay. Okay. So that is pretty high. Let's go ahead and take that measurement. Okay. So that is 43 and a quarter inches. So that's about 13 and a little bit inches that you can get on the rise of the seat post. Now, I wouldn't advise having it quite this high. So mid-range is going to be, you know, somewhere around here. The highest range or sorry, it's 30 inches at the lowest. And we said 43 and about a quarter inches in the highest. This is somewhere in the middle here. And I'll go ahead and show you in a minute what the good seat height is for me.

All right. Now let's do an axle-to-axle measurement. So here's our front axle. And our rear axle is 43 inches. From the front tire to the back is 65 inches. And let's get a measurement of the width here. So the front width of the two tires is 23 inches. 23 inches. And let's see, from the handlebar grip to the seat to the edge of the seat is 20 and a quarter inches. From the nose of the saddle to the handlebars 18 to the back of the saddle is 28 and a half. Let's see. What other measurements can we take? Okay, and then the ground to a height of the handlebars. So handlebars can adjust right here. So let's go ahead and drop that down.

So let's bring this all the way up according to the max height. So we've got a line right there. Okay. So you can see it was already right there. So you're getting an extra four inches of height if you put the stem in the highest position. So let me just go ahead and take this measurement again here. So at the highest position now, the grip is 43 and a half inches off the ground. And from this middle part, the bottom of the handlebars are 39 and a half inches off the ground. Now, the rear here at the widest point with the derailleur is nine and a half inches. The tires, just to confirm, now these are 40 to 65 PSI and these are 2.25 inch wide tires.

We also weighed it, it is 68 pounds with the battery and with the seat. The battery weighs eight pounds. So if you remove the battery, it's now down to 60 pounds. The seat also weighs two pounds. So for transporting, you could get it down to 60, 58 pounds. There also is an optional basket that would bolt onto the frontier if you're interested in having the basket. The basket is 11 and a half inches wide by 15 and, 15 and a half inches I suppose long. And it is ten and a half inches deep. So it's a good little-sized basket. Also very secure here when mounted on. Now, this e-bike also folds the seat right so we can undo the folding mechanism right here.

Now from here, we can just have to pop this up actually. Yep. Unlock it there. Okay, now this is gonna fold in half and like so. And there is a block underneath there to rest it while it's completely folded. So in this position now, it's a little bit wider on the storage. So at the widest point, completely folded, it's 35 inches and I can fold up the pedal right here, which I didn't do, but we can press these down and fold the pedal up. I'll show you how it folds after we re-unfold it. The handlebars can also fold down right here. So this is an important piece. Let me go ahead and put the handlebar down here.

Fold this down. OK, now it can become a lot more compact. OK, now from here, I could also remove the seat to make this even lower. So if you were to put it into a car, an SUV, or a hatchback, it'll fit easily. And we will have another video showing that as well. So from here now, the highest point is the back rack right here, which is 23 inches. So if we were to look at this as a square, we're talking about this taking up 41 inches this way by 41 inches there. So we're talking about 162 inches and divided by 12. Trying to do the math in my head. We'll go ahead and calculate that for you. OK, so my math was completely off. 41 inches times 41 is 1681. But we calculated and the square feet it takes up is 11 square feet. You can see it's pretty compact right now. I'll show you some different angles. Now with the two front wheels, it's hard to get it to perfectly fold up, but you can see from that angle what it looks like. Very low to the ground, and I'll show you in a different video how you load it into a car or SUV. Okay, so from there, we can just put everything back together. Like so, put our locking mechanism back down like that. Oh, there we go. Perfect. And we're all set. Okay. And put our kickstand. I've turned it around. We can leave it here. That's fine. And I can slide our seats back on. Can loosen that a little bit. There we go. Perfect. Okay, so for folding the pedals, it's quite easy. You just push this piece forward and they fold up like so. So that's nice if you want to lay it on its side and then you fold it. or click it back out like that.

So I think that summarizes most of the measurements. If there are any other measurements we can take for you to help you decide if the two-wheel front easy transit e-trike will be right for you, please shoot us an email at theteam@sixthreezero.com or call us at 310-982-2877. 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. Also, one-year warranty on everything on the bike. If anything goes wrong in the first year, we'll take care of it. Parts and labor, no expense to you. And lastly, we have a Facebook Pedalers group of thousands of members. If you have any questions at all, pop into the group. Ask other existing sixthreezero riders how they like their e-trikes so you can get comfortable making a purchase today. Before you buy yours don't forget it's your journey experience enjoy the ride.

Top 8 Optional Accessories for Reverse Etrike

You should make your rides better with optional reverse tricycle accessories. These extra features add comfort and style, turning every trip into an enjoyable adventure. So, you should check out the following accessories now.

1. Bags And Panniers: They are great for carrying things on your reverse etrike. Moreover, these Panniers and Bags attach to the front or back and carry groceries and personal items while keeping your hands free.
2. Water Bottle Holder: This holder lets you keep a water bottle handy while you ride. Hence, it perfectly attaches to the bike’s frame, so you can grab the water without stopping the e-bike.
3. Bells: They will help you to let other people know you are coming. They are crucial for safety and further help you ride, ensuring people know you are passing by.
4. Phone Holder: These holders keep your smartphone visible and within your reach. You can also answer calls or check maps without having to dig through your bag.
5. Child Seats: They are also perfect for family rides. You can further attach them to your tadpole tricycle and also keep your child safe. You can attach the child seat to the bike using a harness. It will further add extra security.
6. Basket: You can add a basket to the back or front of your bike. Furthermore, it is perfect for carrying regular supplies and also makes it easy to carry things while riding.
7. Bungee Nets And Cords: These cords and nets help hold down loose items, so they do not fall off while you ride. They are great for securing bags or jackets, further making your ride safer.
8. Valve Caps: They protect the tire calves from dirt. They can also look nice, adding a personal touch to your e-trike while keeping it working well.

Adding optional reverse etrike accessories makes your rides more fun and comfortable. Enjoy the combination of practicality and style, so every ride looks good and feels great!

5 Simple Tips To Boost The Battery Life Of Your Tadpole Tricycle

Do you want your tadpole tricycle’s battery to last longer? Well, you should check out the 5 simple tips in this section to keep your battery healthy and enjoy longer rides.

1. You should check your tricycle often for any problems. Look at tires, brakes, and electrical parts. Keeping everything in good shape helps the battery work better and last longer.
2. Ride steadily to save battery power. So, try to avoid quick starts and stops. Using lower electric help on flat roads can also help your battery last while still giving you a nice look.
3. Dirt can harm your battery and its connections. So, clean your tricycle, especially around the battery. A clean tricycle works better and prevents dirt from causing issues.
4. You should never leave the battery charging for too long. On the other side, you must unplug it as soon as it is charged. This will further help you to keep the battery in healthy condition and also prevent it from getting excessively hot.
5. You must keep your reverse tricycle in a dry & cool place as well to protect the battery from high temperatures. Moreover, you should also keep the battery 50% charged if you won’t be using it for a while.

By following these 5 easy tips, you can keep the reverse tricycle battery last longer. Explore new places, and be aware your battery will keep you going!