- Is the Joyrider good for riders who can't balance a two-wheel bike?
- Yes. Three wheels keep it upright without putting a foot down, which is why many buyers choose it after balance or confidence issues. It still leans in turns, so keep speeds low.
- Does it have gears for hills?
- The base Joyrider is a single-speed trike, so steep or long climbs take effort. If your routes are hilly, a geared trike is the better choice.
- What height of rider does it fit?
- The frame is rated for riders from 4'2" to 6'8", with an adjustable seat. Shorter riders should check that they can reach the pedals comfortably at the lowest setting.
- How much weight can it carry?
- The maximum rider weight is 250 lbs. That is in line with most adult trikes, but check the limit before adding heavy cargo.
- Will it fit through a standard doorway or gate?
- The two rear wheels make it wider than a bicycle, so measure your gate, shed door and path before buying. Tight doorways and narrow bike-path barriers can be a problem.
- What size are the wheels?
- It uses 24-inch wheels, which roll over rough pavement better than the small wheels on many folding trikes.
- Where is the Trailmate Joyrider Adult Tricycle cheapest?
- At eSpecial Needs, for $1,308.95, as of our latest check.