Almost no assembly. You will need to install front and rear baskets. And install seat, pedals and the front wheel. But all are very basic and easy to do. Yes, you can remove the seat easily so it can more easily be transported.
What is the height from the ground to the top of the back basket? I'd have to do some angling to get this through my door, and I'm trying to figure out if that would even work. Fyi, NOT all interior doors are 32". That may be true in modern buildings, but in the Victorian/ Edwardian apartments so common in San Francisco, the doors are narrower, including front doors and interior doors. (My current trike is 29" wide, and it's a tight fit through the front door.) If you ever re-design this, even an inch or two narrower would make a big difference. Thanks!
From the ground to the top of the rear basket is 25 3/4". I hope it will work. Interesting point about Victorian homes, makes sense. We will keep that in mind for future designs.
The weight of the rider will affect the range you get from the battery. The heavier the rider the harder the motor will have to work thus using more energy from the battery. Also, how often you use the throttle, what level of pedal assist you use and whether or not you are riding on hills can affect the range of the battery. Your height, weight won't be an issue on this folding etrike.
How much does it cost, do you have a payment plan, and does it come assembled?
Please answer these questions: (1) How much assembly is required? (2) can the seat be easily removed to further reduce height when transporting?
Almost no assembly. You will need to install front and rear baskets. And install seat, pedals and the front wheel. But all are very basic and easy to do. Yes, you can remove the seat easily so it can more easily be transported.
If the bike is going to be delivered to you on July 4th how soon before you ship them to the customer?
These are set to ship July 6th.
How much does it weigh?
What is the height from the ground to the top of the back basket? I'd have to do some angling to get this through my door, and I'm trying to figure out if that would even work.
Fyi, NOT all interior doors are 32". That may be true in modern buildings, but in the Victorian/ Edwardian apartments so common in San Francisco, the doors are narrower, including front doors and interior doors. (My current trike is 29" wide, and it's a tight fit through the front door.) If you ever re-design this, even an inch or two narrower would make a big difference. Thanks!
From the ground to the top of the rear basket is 25 3/4". I hope it will work. Interesting point about Victorian homes, makes sense. We will keep that in mind for future designs.
How much does the folding trike cost?
www.sixthreezero.com/products/sixthreezero-folding-750w-electric-tricycle/?variant=42200390303902
Can you use a car bike rack so you can take it with you on long trips?
I believe there are car racks out there that would work for tricycles. You'd have to look for something that would work with your vehicle.
How much does it weigh
69lbs. Without the battery 62.5lbs.
Do you have this in stock as of 7 / 1 /23
They are arriving July 4th. Please check our website for updates, www.sixthreezero.com
How long does it take to recharge a depleted battery? Can the battery stay on the bike while charging?
Yes the battery can stay on the bike while riding. It takes approximately 4 - 5 hours to charge completely.
You delivere to india?
Unfortunately no.
I am 5'11" and 250. Will it use more electricity to power under that weight?
The weight of the rider will affect the range you get from the battery. The heavier the rider the harder the motor will have to work thus using more energy from the battery. Also, how often you use the throttle, what level of pedal assist you use and whether or not you are riding on hills can affect the range of the battery. Your height, weight won't be an issue on this folding etrike.