Recumbent Trikes
Recumbent trikes are a wonderful tool for getting exercise, getting outdoors, leaving the car parked or even getting off the beaten path. Trikes for adults and kids offer much greater stability than a two-wheeled bike, and with modern technology, are more fun, faster, and safer than ever before.
Recumbent tricycles are ideal adaptive bikes and can be customized to meet a variety of special needs. Many of the models listed below can also be fitted with a Shimano STEPS e-motor, which is a great assist for hill climbing and long-distance riding.
There are two basic types of recumbent trikes: delta and tadpole. Delta recumbent trikes have one wheel in the front, used to steer, and pedaling drives one or both rear wheels. Delta recumbents tend to have higher seating positions, making it easier to mount/dismount. HASE's delta recumbents can also be linked together to form a paired tandem, allowing two people of different abilities to ride together. Tadpole recumbent trikes have two wheels in front, used to steer, and pedaling drives the rear wheel. Tadpole recumbents are generally lower to the ground and offer a sportier ride.
Learn more about the differences between delta and tadpole recumbent trikes and how to decide which is right for you here, or scroll down to the bottom of the page for more articles.
Recumbent tricycles are ideal adaptive bikes and can be customized to meet a variety of special needs. Many of the models listed below can also be fitted with a Shimano STEPS e-motor, which is a great assist for hill climbing and long-distance riding.
There are two basic types of recumbent trikes: delta and tadpole. Delta recumbent trikes have one wheel in the front, used to steer, and pedaling drives one or both rear wheels. Delta recumbents tend to have higher seating positions, making it easier to mount/dismount. HASE's delta recumbents can also be linked together to form a paired tandem, allowing two people of different abilities to ride together. Tadpole recumbent trikes have two wheels in front, used to steer, and pedaling drives the rear wheel. Tadpole recumbents are generally lower to the ground and offer a sportier ride.
Learn more about the differences between delta and tadpole recumbent trikes and how to decide which is right for you here, or scroll down to the bottom of the page for more articles.
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Recumbent Trikes at Rad-Innovations
NEW! BamBuk
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A perfect solution for sports enthusiasts, families, and seniors as well as for persons with disabilities. With the BamBuk E-Trike it is so easy to go on tour in a chilled-out and environmentally friendly way. See more details... |
Hase Bikes
hase bikes TRIGO & TRIGO UPTRIGO, a modular cornering wizard that lets you enjoy the exhilaration of delta triking without blowing your budget!
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hase bikes kettwieselThe Swiss Army Knife of recumbent trikes, offering unparalleled stability, safety, handling and comfort; available in multiple builds.
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hase bikes pinoThe Hase Bikes Pino is versatile, blending an upright rear captain with the ability to run a recumbent tandem or cargo carrier up front.
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ICE Trikes
Ice adventureWith its high and accessible seating position, rugged looks, and ride capabilities, the Adventure is primed to cruise the open road, discover hidden trails, & explore new horizons.
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ICE ADVENTURE HDThe ICE Adventure HD recumbent trike applies the engineering, design and functionality of the standard ICE Adventure range, but with more generous sizing.
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ICE FULL FATAn expedition-tough trike, originally designed for Antarctic record setting, the Full Fat combines durability, reliability and specialist features for conquering the most challenging terrain. Rough trails, sand, snow, and mud; if you pedal, it’ll take you there.
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ICE VTXA perfect blend of performance, dynamic handling and comfort coupled with stunning looks and detailing to create the ultimate trike. The VTX delivers superior performance guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
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ICE SPRINT XThe practical cousin to the VTX, the Sprint X is likely to be the fastest foldable trike available. Highly customizable with suspension, seating and accessories to create the ultimate road tourer or commuter.
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ICE Sprint X TourWith its sporty ride, comfort and medium height seating position, the versatile Sprint X Tour will guarantee you are ready for the challenge ahead.
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Catrike
Catrike ExpeditionCombining the adjustable backrest and padded seat mesh of Catrike's Road and Trail models with the long-distance capability of their Expedition, Catrike has created a capable and comfortable recumbent trike.
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Catrike
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Catrike DumontCatrike’s 16 years of engineering and experience have come together to create the Dumont: the perfect balance of performance and comfort.
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Catrike VillagerThe Catrike Villager recumbent trike brings together engineering and innovation into one easy to use machine.
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HP Velotechnik
HP Velotechnik Gekko FXThe Gekko FX is an affordable entry-level trike that packs a punch, ready for extended touring or quick jaunts, and folds in seconds.
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HP Velotechnik Scorpion FSA performance folding delta-trike that combines a sophisticated suspension system and an extremely stiff, lightweight frame.
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Kids' Trike
hase bikes tretsThe Hase Bikes Trets is a kid’s trike, trailer, jogger and buggy, all in one, offering playful mobility to meet your child’s needs and grow with them.
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Adaptive Cycling Blog
How Do I Choose a Recumbent Trike?
About Recumbent TrikesWhen you ride a recumbent bike, you’re not sitting on a small saddle seat, hunched over your handlebars. You ride in a semi-reclined position, with your legs in front of you. As a result, your body’s weight is distributed over a wider area. It’s really comfortable and reduces bodily wear-and-tear and fatigue compared to a conventional bicycle.
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Tadpole vs. Delta Trikes: Which is Right for Me?There is no clear “best” overall design when considering tadpole vs. delta recumbent trikes, so it comes down to your needs, abilities and intended use. Both designs offer a high-degree of customization and features, whether you’re looking for cargo carrying ability, increased mobility or just plain old fun.
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Product Highlights
Foldable, adjustable and comfortable: the HASE EVOLUTION trikeThe ultimate in recumbent design from Hase Bikes.
Hase takes their Kettwiesel recumbent trike to the next level with the EVOlution, providing superior comfort and performance with the ultimate combination of design and componentry. |
Hand cycles and recumbents in one: the BERKELBIKE PROThe BerkelBike Pro is a unique combination hand cycle and recumbent trike that offers a variety of benefits to individuals with limited mobility due to spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, paralysis, amputations, MS, and neuromuscular diseases.
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