Velotric Triker Electric Tricycle vs PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike
Buy the Velotric Triker if you want a lighter-feeling, faster trike with a torque sensor, turn signals and a 60-mile range. Buy the PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan if you want hydraulic disc brakes, a lower 15 mph top speed and a spare battery in the box. The Triker's lowest recorded price is $1,750.00 at 562 Ebikes Electric Bicycle as of October 31, 2026; no current price was given for the Alaskan, so compare live store prices before deciding.
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Velotric Triker Electric Tricycle
Choose the Velotric Triker if you ride hills or longer distances and want a 750W/90Nm motor, 20 mph top speed, turn signals and a folding aluminum frame rated to 500 lb.
Pros
- 750W/90Nm motor with a 20 mph top speed and 7-speed gears for hills
- Up to 60 miles of pedal assist range from a 48V 17.6Ah battery
- Turn signals, rear differential and Beginner Mode at 8 mph
- Folds for SUVs and apartments; 500 lb payload
Cons
- About 86 lb, heavy to lift even folded
- Brake type is not stated in the listing
- Charges in roughly 5.5 hours
What separates them
| Velotric Triker Electric Tricycle | PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike | |
|---|---|---|
| Motor | 750W, 90Nm torque | 960W peak, 15 mph top speed |
| Top speed | 20 mph in Standard Mode, 8 mph Beginner Mode | 15 mph |
| Brakes | Not specified in the listing | Three 160mm hydraulic disc brakes |
| Battery | 48V 17.6Ah, about 5.5-hour charge | 48V 13.5Ah, extra 13.5Ah battery in the box |
| Range | Up to 60 miles pedal assist, 50 on throttle | Up to 55 miles |
| Weight | About 86 lb | Not stated in the listing |
| Safety features | Integrated turn signals, rear differential, low 370mm step-through | Curved handlebar front end, LCD display |
Price history
$1,750.00$1,399.99
- Velotric Triker Electric Tricycle: lowest $1,750.00 on Oct 31 at Indoracycles; $1,750.00 on Nov 3.
- PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike: lowest $1,399.99 on Nov 1 at Puckipuppy.
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Specs compared
| Spec | Velotric Triker Electric Tricycle | PUCKIPUPPY Alaskan Etrike |
|---|---|---|
| Intended Use | Utility, Commuting, Recreational riding | Commuting |
| Usage Terrain | Road | City |
| Age Range | Senior riders, Adult | Adults, Seniors |
| Bike Type | Trike, Three-wheeler | Trike |
| Weight | ~86 lbs | 0.0 LBR |
| Design Highlights | Integrated turn signals | Folding design, Folding ease |
| Range | Up to 60-mile | 55 Miles |
| Riding Style | Workout, Comfort, Control, Daily use, Leisurely | Commute |
| Load Capacity | 500 lb | 500 lbs |
| Battery Capacity | 17.6Ah |
What reviewers say
Velotric Triker Electric Tricycle
Reviewers describe the Triker as smooth, powerful and easy to pedal, and say it suits riders with physical limitations. Several mention the freedom and enjoyment it gives them, and build quality draws praise.
Pros
- Smooth and powerful electric drive
- Easy to pedal even on low assist
- Stable for riders with physical limitations
- Top-notch build quality
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
Questions and answers
- Which is better for hilly rides?
- The Triker has a 750W/90Nm motor, 7-speed gears and a 20 mph top speed, so it climbs better on paper. The Alaskan's 960W peak motor has punch, but it is capped at 15 mph.
- Which has better brakes?
- The Alaskan. It uses three 160mm hydraulic disc brakes, which usually stop shorter and need less hand force. The Triker's brake type is not stated in its listing.
- Which lasts longer per charge?
- The Triker, at up to 60 miles of pedal assist and 50 on throttle from a 17.6Ah battery. The Alaskan is rated up to 55 miles from 13.5Ah, but it ships with a spare battery.
- Is the Triker worth the extra money?
- At $1,750.00 at 562 Ebikes Electric Bicycle as of October 31, 2026, the Triker costs more than most budget trikes. You pay for the bigger motor, longer range, turn signals and folding frame. Compare the Alaskan's live price before deciding.
- Which is easier for a senior rider to start on?
- The Triker has a Beginner Mode capped at 8 mph and a 370mm low step-through. The Alaskan is also aimed at seniors and special-needs riders, but its 15 mph cap is the only speed limit listed.
- Which is easier to store?
- Both fold. The Triker weighs about 86 lb, so plan on rolling it rather than lifting it into an SUV alone.
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