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Question: What is the closest distance to the pedals from the seat? Can kids ride this?
Document: Have to say this is made so well, heavy duty all steel not aluminum. REMEMBER IT HAS NO BRAKES so walk it downhill. If you stop pedaling you will glide and slow down enough to stop it by putting your feet on the ground (UPDATE: ON FLAT SURFACES ONLY NOT ON HILLS), I would get used to how it rides before you go flying around town. It's really a very smooth ride surprisingly. Love the width of the seat and the overall height of where you seat to the pedals.
It's also very smooth and quiet ride, I just will not hit the bell LOL so tempting I have to admit. Guess that covers both the ups and downs of it.FOR THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR PUTTING THE TRIKE TOGETHER JUST GO TO YOUTUBE AND IN SEARCH TYPE "WORKSMAN WTX ASSEMBLY".
The only problem I've noticed is that most of the weight is on the rear wheels and the trike has front-wheel drive. When you start, it is easy for the front tire to slip (spin). Because of the weight distribution, it would be very difficult to ride the trike up a steep hill.The trike attracts a lot of attention. I've had people hanging out of the windows of cars to get photos of me riding the trike.
I was excited to purchase this bike for my special needs son who wanted a bicycle. When it arrived, though the packaging was pretty damaged, the bike was in tact. One BIG issue, the website said that you can stop the bike with reverse pedaling. However, the instructions stated to never ride on inclines because the bike had no brakes, and when you reverse pedal, the bike instead goes backwards.
I purchased this tricycle for my Granddaughter who is a special needs child. She just loves it, she has never been able to ride a bicycle so this is great for her. She just hops on and goes where ever she wants. It is just wonderful to see her able to pedal the tricycle. It is very well constructed,strong,but rolls very easy for its size and weight. The smile on my Granddaughters' face when she rides this bike is just Priceless! I would recommend this item to anyone.
With the heavy duty wheels that almost look like tires, this bike doesn't pick up a lot of speed. It can ride over rougher terrain.It's stable and secure. Previously, I purchase a Schwinn trike with a basket. I returned it. That one was 24&#34;, very unstable and hard to control, and cumbersome. It was also very heavy. I'm strong, but needed help taking it up the stairs. This one weighs about 40 pounds. It's not too cumbersome.
Very pleased with item and great price. Best deal around. Excellent shipping time. Recommend highly. A++++
This trike has no brakes, but you don't need 'em. On this smaller framed adult trike, back peddling and dropping the feet to the ground is enough to stop. The feet can easily touch the ground while seated....no need to stand. I purchased for my Mom. She's 5&#34;2. I'm 5&#34;5. Neither of us have a problem stopping or controlling this trike.
There is a sense of complete control that a person does not get with a more traditional tricycle.Unlike bicycles and more traditional tricycles, you continually need to pedal. Coasting for periods of time does not really work. I think a mile on the trike gives a workout about the same as riding a regular bicycle for several miles. This trike will not get you around town very fast. When you work hard, the pace is about like walking at a brisk pace.
The trike, which came unassembled, was easy to put together. The instructions were not very good, lacking photos of some of the parts, but an online video reviewed the steps and showed people putting the trike together.
Answer: no