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Husky Plus Etrike vs PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike

Buy the Alaskan if you want a proven, folding city trike with a spare battery in the box and 1,224 ratings behind it. Buy the Husky Plus if range and top speed matter more: 110 miles and 20 mph versus 55 miles and 15 mph. No current prices were supplied for either trike, so check each store's listing on Deal.ai for the latest price and history before deciding.

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Husky Plus Etrike

Husky Plus Etrike

5· 1 rating

Choose the Husky Plus if you need the longest range and a 20 mph top speed for errands, deliveries or hilly ground.

Pros
  • 110-mile range on dual batteries
  • 20 mph top speed, faster than the Alaskan
  • Front suspension and seat shock absorber
  • 500 lb max load
  • UL2849 certified by SGS
Cons
  • Only 1 rating, so little buyer feedback
  • 120 lb, heavy to move or store
  • 8-hour charge time
  • No folding frame stated

What separates them

Husky Plus EtrikePUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike
Range110 mi from 17.4Ah plus 15Ah dual batteries55 mi from 13.5Ah, with an extra 13.5Ah battery in the box
Top speed20 mph, Class 215 mph
Motor960W geared hub960W peak
FoldingNot stated as foldingFolding design
Weight120 lbNot stated
SuspensionFront suspension plus seat shock absorberNot stated
Ratings5 out of 5 from 1 ratings4.7 out of 5 from 1,224 ratings
In the boxTrike only as described

Price history

  • Husky Plus Etrike: lowest $1,499.99 on Nov 1 at Amazon.
  • PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike: lowest $1,399.99 on Nov 1 at Puckipuppy.

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Husky Plus Etrike

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Specs compared

SpecHusky Plus EtrikePUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike
Maximum speed20 mph15 MPH
Battery capacity17.4 Amp Hours13.5Ah
Wheel size20 in20"
Weight120 lb0.0 LBR
Intended UseCommutingCommuting
Usage TerrainVariety of riding conditions, Flat roads, Grass…City
Suitable TerrainVariety of riding conditions, Flat terrain, Gra…City commutes
Brake TypeHydraulic disc brakesHydraulic brake, Hydraulic disc brakes
Brake HighlightsHydraulic disc brakesHydraulic brakes, Hydraulic disc brakes
Range

What reviewers say

Husky Plus Etrike

Reception is nearly unknown: the trike has a single 5-out-of-5 rating, which is too little to draw conclusions from. No substantive owner reports on range, brakes, or build quality were available.

Pros
  • Rated 5 out of 5 by its one reviewer

PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 1,224 ratings. Owners describe easy assembly, solid packing and a motor with real pull on hills. The main complaint is the curved handlebar steering position.

Pros
  • Smooth, well-packed delivery
  • Easy assembly with no scratches
  • 960W motor has plenty of punch on hills
  • Hydraulic disc brakes feel reliable
Cons
  • Curved handlebar steering posture feels unfamiliar

Questions and answers

Which has the longer range?
The Husky Plus, at 110 miles on its 17.4Ah plus 15Ah batteries. The Alaskan is rated at 55 miles on 13.5Ah, though it ships with a spare 13.5Ah battery you can swap in.
Which is faster?
The Husky Plus tops out at 20 mph, a Class 2 e-bike. The Alaskan is rated at 15 mph.
Is the Alaskan worth it over the Husky Plus?
If you want a folding trike with a large base of buyer ratings and a spare battery included, yes. If range and speed come first, the Husky Plus wins on both.
Which is easier to store?
The Alaskan, which has a folding design. The Husky Plus is listed at 120 lb with no folding frame stated.
Do both carry the same load?
Yes. Both are rated for a 500 lb maximum payload.
Which suits hilly or rough ground?
The Husky Plus. It lists hills and rougher ground as suitable terrain and adds front suspension and a seat shock absorber. The Alaskan is aimed at city commutes.

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PUCKIPUPPY
PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike

PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike

4.7· 1,224 ratings

Choose the Alaskan if you want a folding trike for city commutes, a second battery included, and a long track record of buyer ratings.

Pros
  • 4.7 out of 5 from 1,224 ratings
  • Folding design for storage and transport
  • Extra 13.5Ah battery included
  • Comes with basket, cover, pump and bottle holder
  • Hydraulic disc brakes on all three wheels
Cons
  • 55-mile range, half the Husky Plus
  • 15 mph top speed
  • Curved handlebar posture divides buyers
  • City terrain only, less suited to rough ground
Basket, cover, air pump, bottle holder, extra battery
110 miles
55 Miles
Riding StyleCommutingCommute
Load Capacity500 lb500 lbs
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SpecHusky Plus EtrikePUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike
Bike TypeElectric Tricycle, Folding trikeTrike
Design HighlightsFoldingFolding design, Folding ease
Bicycle typeMountain Bikes—
Maximum travel distance110 mi—
Electric bicycle classClass 2—
Charging time8 h—
Bicycle brake designHydraulic Disc Brakes—
SuspensionFront Suspension—
Frame material6061 Aluminum Alloy—
Volts48 Volts—
Watts960 Watts—
BrandPuckipuppy—
ColorGray—
Speeds7—
Max load500 lb—
Drivetrain7-speed Shimano—
Motor typeGeared Hub—
Battery life5 years—
Age groupAdult—
Size descriptorLarge—
Has nrtl listing certificationY—
Is assembly requiredY—
Frame SizeNo information—
Frame TypeFolding—
Frame Shock AbsorberSeat shock absorbers—
Design Material6061 Aluminum Alloy (Frame)—
DimensionsFit comfortably through a standard doorway—
Design StyleCruiser—