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product_id: 439606963
title: "Meridian"
brand: "schwinn"
price: "₨740356"
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url: https://www.desertcart.lk/products/439606963-meridian
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# 24-inch wheels for smooth cruising 44 lb capacity rear cargo basket Single-speed drivetrain, low maintenance Meridian

**Brand:** schwinn
**Price:** ₨740356
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚲 Ride Retro, Ride Confident — Own the Streets in Style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Meridian by schwinn
- **How much does it cost?** ₨740356 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.lk](https://www.desertcart.lk/products/439606963-meridian)

## Best For

- schwinn enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted schwinn brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Reliable Braking Power:** Dual braking system with front linear pull and rear drum brakes for safe, controlled stops in any urban or park setting.
- • **Cargo Ready for Your Lifestyle:** Spacious rear basket supports up to 44 lbs—perfect for groceries, work essentials, or weekend adventures.
- • **Effortless Stability & Confidence:** Super low step-through aluminum frame ensures easy mounting and unmatched balance for riders 4'8" to 5'6".
- • **Built to Last with Schwinn Quality:** Durable aluminum frame backed by a limited lifetime warranty, designed and trusted for over 130 years.
- • **Classic Style Meets Modern Comfort:** Vintage-inspired design with retro fenders and an adjustable springer cruiser seat that cushions every ride.

## Overview

The Schwinn Meridian is a full-sized adult tricycle featuring 24-inch wheels and a sturdy aluminum frame designed for riders between 4'8" and 5'6". It offers a single-speed drivetrain for simplicity, combined with front linear pull and rear drum brakes for reliable stopping power. Comfort is prioritized with an adjustable springer cruiser seat and swept-back handlebars, while retro fenders and a 44 lb capacity rear basket add both style and practicality. Perfect for leisurely rides around town, this trike is backed by Schwinn’s 130+ years of quality craftsmanship and a limited lifetime warranty.

## Description

Enjoy the ride with the Schwinn Meridian Adult Trike, a timeless classic that blends style with everyday practicality. Designed for leisurely adventures, this tricycle for adults looks as good as it feels. Retro fenders protect from splashes, while the rear basket provides cargo space for a bag, picnic basket, or other essentials up to 44 lb. With a super low step-through frame, this adult 3 wheel bicycle lets you ride with confidence and stability. The single-speed drivetrain, front linear pull brake, and rear drum brake ensure easy handling, and the padded seat adds lasting comfort. With 24-inch wheels, this mens and womens tricycle bike fits riders 4'8" - 5'6" and is perfect for cruising the neighborhood, bike paths, or beach. Assembly is easy with a few common household tools and the included instruction guide. Comes with a limited lifetime warranty for as long as you own the bike. At Schwinn, we're empowering millions to enjoy the joy and freedom of riding.

Review: I am shocked at how well this is built. - For about a year I have looked at 3 wheel bikes(trikes)intending to get one for my lady friend. I ride road bikes for exerciser and pleasure and wanted her to accompany me when I leisurely explore small country towns or cruise bike paths. She has balance problems and is not able to ride a 2 wheel bike at this time and I felt she could ride a trike.. To be honest, I choose this trike because it was the cheapest deal I could find on line.. Sorry honey.. I never expected this much quality for the price though.. The Low Price and the fact that it's a trike is the only reason I bough it.... Being this cheap I felt it may be light duty and not very well made. I hoped it would get her riding before we trashed it and she got on a two wheeler.. BOY was I SHOCKED. I opened the crate, saw this trike and fell in love.. The trike arrived UPS, no damage, none what so ever, zilch but there was one hole in the box where an axle rubbed.. The box had been opened and taped closed.. Everything was in the box, no missing parts to my surprise due to the fact all the staples had been pulled loose on top of the heavy card board box and it was clear to see someone had taped it closed again using packing tape.. I have mechanical skills so assembly was no sweat..Someone who has less skill may need to ask a few questions. There is an 800 number supplied. I did not call it so I can't say if it works or not. For assembly you will need metric tools. I recommend sockets and metric allen wrenches.. A strong Phillips screw driver may be handy too.. My trike had two flat tires but there is nothing wrong with the tires. New rubber can be expected to slowly leak at times because before rubber ages a tiny bit of air can seep through the rubber even when there are no holes in the tube. No telling how long those tires had sat in storage. I squirted some slime in the tubes (like I always do with new bikes ) and inflated the tires. They are holding air well.. The instructions are a single page tucked in the owners manual. Hard to find and not really good when you do. There was NOTHING mentioned about trikes in the owners manual. Strange.. BUT if you insert the back part to the bike to the main frame and bolt it together using the 4 bolts and nuts provided you will get past the hard part. I hear complaints about the fenders...Mine are great..The fenders will need to be adjusted to cover the tires.. Do not bend the nice shiny metal braces. After the fenders are installed you can slightly bow the center brace to line the fender with the top of the tire..with an adjustable wrench you can grasp and slightly bend the bottom part of the fender braces outward to line the fenders up with the tires..If you are careful you can get them almost perfect.. Someone could drill the fake lights ( red reflectors ) located on each fender from behind and install LED's through the back.. Fill the hole with something to keep water out. Hook up a battery and have red lights for night riding..Done correctly this would be nice.. When you assemble the two main parts..Think of the front of the bike as the bike and the part with the long axle as THE REAR PART. The rear part attaches to the bike where the rear wheel normally goes. It has flanges that GO INTO not over the matching flanges on the main bike frame.. Put them INSIDE where the back wheel normally goes. They fit tight and may not be easy to get INSIDE. A ball bat or other heavy wooden object, covered with rags to protect the pain will help bang the parts in place.. You will also need to connect a short chain during assembly but do not fear. It comes with a master link that you clip in place using pliers. I have a chain tool and I replaced the factory short chain with a better chain that I had on hand. I made a replacement short chain out of a long chain using my chain tool.. I recommend that everyone buy a chain tool and learn how to use it..All bike and trike riders should know how to splice a bike chain. The photo's do not do this bike justice. The basket is strong and BIGGER than I thought it would be. My 5 year old grandson loves riding in it. Place more weight slightly to the right because the right back tire does the pulling and needs the weight for traction especially going up hills.. It will coast down hills very FAST... you may want to hold slight pressure on the hand brake at times.. Always be careful costing big hills and use the brakes to keep your speed in a safe range. I feel safe on the trike at about 17 MPH.. Install a bike computer.. Keep up with your miles. This will encourage you to ride more. Gives you goals.. Yes. I Recommend this bike and I recommend people get it from desertcart. They have always treated me well and they have the best deals on line. I love this product and I am impressed with desertcart's service.. My lady friend is very happy with her new trike. We have ridden it tonight all over the farm.. I believe it will be good for some park trails too. I regret now that I did not get one for myself so when she rides hers I can leisurely ride along side.. Did I say, I love this trike? The seat is big, soft, comfortable and nice too.. The angle of the seat in relation to the peddles makes it fun and easy to ride. It almost feels like riding a stationary bike.. Comfortable with more leverage.. The ONLY thing I did not like about the entire package is the cheap plastic peddles. Ouch. They are NOT what I know as cruiser peddles and they will not spin freely when I give them a spin.. That is how I check my peddles. If I spin them I expect them to rotate at least 10 times on their own before slowing to a stop.. I suspect these peddles NOT have BEARINGS at all.. They look like Cheap Mountain bike peddles that retail for about 7 bucks a set.. They are Really cheap crap for a Schwinn. But when you saved 200 bucks, you can expect something to be cheap.. We will just replace them and not look back.. Wallyworld sells Cruiser peddles with bearings for about 12 bucks.. I like THEM much better but in all fairness the Mountain Bike Peddles may not allow your foot to slip off due to the way they are made... Quality like this, sold this cheap, is a bargain. Cheap plastic peddles and all...Better get you one while you can.. Good luck Chief.
Review: Heavy trike, but soooo worth the price - This bike is amazingly awesome! I was born with a genetic disorder (EDS) that has my bones aging three times as fast as my body. That being said even at only 24 I have MAJOR joint problems, including a sprained PCL, but I wanted something that would be easy on my bones while helping me keep active. I received this as a Christmas present from my mom- AKA she gave me her card and said buy yourself a trike. I did not want to buy something super expensive and at the time this was on sale for about $275, so my mom agreed it would be good for the price. The shipping was fast and I was not home when it arrived, luckily my apartment maintenance guys love me because it was in my third floor apartment when I got home from my trip. This box is heavy- it took two guys to carry it up three flights. I have a 100 pound dog who I carry fifty pounds of dog food up three flights of stairs every two weeks, and yet I still found myself scooting the box around the apartment because of its heaviness. I could not put this bike together- I took it apart three times over a week before a co-workers husband took it during his bonding night with his son and put it together in less than three hours. I have always been handy challenged, but I would still recommend not spending the money on labor and just bring someone handy the bike, some beer, and a pizza because it is do-able. Once it was put together, it was still too heavy to bring back upstairs daily, so if you don't live in a trusty neighborhood take that into consideration. As for the riding, I LOVE this bike because it's super easy to ride. So far my longest ride was 12 miles with a 300ft elevation- in total during the past few months this bike has seen me through a total of over 50 miles and 700ft elevation in weather up to 100 degrees plus humidity- and this bike has held up. I ride to the store all the time, load up one of my five gallon bins with $100 worth of groceries, stick it in the basket, and ride home easily. I live in a very humid extremely hilly area of south Texas, and this bike handles both the hills and my weight extremely well. When I received this bike I did not like the seat and upgraded to one without a horn, which I do suggest looking into. I was 5.4 and 220 pounds when I received this bike, and have already lost 10 pounds by riding this bike for fun. This was my first bike ever, and I didn't know how to ride the first time I got on this bike, yet I have never fallen nor crashed- even coasting down a steep hill at 10mph. I would highly recommend this bike for older adults who have bone issues like myself, mobility challenged individuals, or anyone who wants a cargo type trike that is easy on the ecosystem. If this bike ever fails me, I would not even think twice about spending the asking price for this trike, it has quickly become my child and new favorite hobby.

## Features

- FULL-SIZED ADULT TRIKE: Ride with confidence and style on the Meridian by Schwinn. With 24-inch wheels, this vintage inspired trike is perfect for riders from 4'8" - 5'6" tall. Enjoy a relaxed ride around town, through the park, or at the beach.
- RIDE WITH CONFIDENCE: The super low step-through frame and extra stability make riding easy. The single-speed drivetrain is simple and low-maintenance, while the front linear pull brake and rear drum brake ensure reliable stops and speed control.
- FEEL THE COMFORT: The adjustable height springer cruiser seat softens the ride, while the swept back handlebar provides a comfortable riding position that’s easy on your lower back. This 3 wheel bike promotes a smooth and enjoyable ride.
- RIDE IN STYLE: Retro fenders on the front and rear wheels save you from splashes, while the aluminum frame ensures durability and vintage charm. The rear basket provides convenient cargo space for any essentials you need on your ride, up to 44 lb.
- TRUSTED SCHWINN QUALITY: Schwinn is the original American bike brand. We’ve spent over 130 years building the bicycle industry into what it is today, and we’re not done yet. Each ride is designed in Madison, WI.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08YFMJC8H |
| Additional Features | Basket |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #92,091 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #12 in Complete Cruiser Bikes |
| Bicycle Drivetrain Type | single-speed |
| Bike Type | Cruiser Bike |
| Brake Style | Linear Pull |
| Brand | Schwinn |
| Brand Name | Schwinn |
| Color | Slate Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 5,835 Reviews |
| Frame Material Type | Aluminum |
| Included Components | Tricycle |
| Is Assembly Required | Yes |
| Item Type Name | Adult Tricycle |
| Item Weight | 26.3 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Pacific Cycle, Inc. |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 Pounds |
| Minimum User Height | 142 Centimeters |
| Model Name | Meridian |
| Model Number | S4087 |
| Model Year | 2021 |
| Number Of Speeds | 1 |
| Number of Speeds | 1 |
| Power Source | manual |
| Seat Material | Vinyl |
| Size | Single-Speed/24-Inch Wheels |
| Skill Level | Beginner |
| Specific Uses For Product | Road |
| Style Name | Single-speed |
| Suspension Type | Rigid |
| UPC | 038675250840 |
| Warranty Description | Limited |
| Warranty Type | Limited lifetime warranty |
| Wheel Material | Rubber |
| Wheel Size | 24 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Bike Type:** Cruiser Bike
- **Brand:** Schwinn
- **Color:** Slate Blue
- **Frame Material:** Aluminum
- **Included Components:** Tricycle
- **Number of Speeds:** 1
- **Special Feature:** Basket
- **Suspension Type:** Rigid
- **Wheel Size:** 24 Inches

## Images

![Meridian - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Wp1OCQAxL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I am shocked at how well this is built.
*by T***D on January 8, 2011*

For about a year I have looked at 3 wheel bikes(trikes)intending to get one for my lady friend. I ride road bikes for exerciser and pleasure and wanted her to accompany me when I leisurely explore small country towns or cruise bike paths. She has balance problems and is not able to ride a 2 wheel bike at this time and I felt she could ride a trike.. To be honest, I choose this trike because it was the cheapest deal I could find on line.. Sorry honey.. I never expected this much quality for the price though.. The Low Price and the fact that it's a trike is the only reason I bough it.... Being this cheap I felt it may be light duty and not very well made. I hoped it would get her riding before we trashed it and she got on a two wheeler.. BOY was I SHOCKED. I opened the crate, saw this trike and fell in love.. The trike arrived UPS, no damage, none what so ever, zilch but there was one hole in the box where an axle rubbed.. The box had been opened and taped closed.. Everything was in the box, no missing parts to my surprise due to the fact all the staples had been pulled loose on top of the heavy card board box and it was clear to see someone had taped it closed again using packing tape.. I have mechanical skills so assembly was no sweat..Someone who has less skill may need to ask a few questions. There is an 800 number supplied. I did not call it so I can't say if it works or not. For assembly you will need metric tools. I recommend sockets and metric allen wrenches.. A strong Phillips screw driver may be handy too.. My trike had two flat tires but there is nothing wrong with the tires. New rubber can be expected to slowly leak at times because before rubber ages a tiny bit of air can seep through the rubber even when there are no holes in the tube. No telling how long those tires had sat in storage. I squirted some slime in the tubes (like I always do with new bikes ) and inflated the tires. They are holding air well.. The instructions are a single page tucked in the owners manual. Hard to find and not really good when you do. There was NOTHING mentioned about trikes in the owners manual. Strange.. BUT if you insert the back part to the bike to the main frame and bolt it together using the 4 bolts and nuts provided you will get past the hard part. I hear complaints about the fenders...Mine are great..The fenders will need to be adjusted to cover the tires.. Do not bend the nice shiny metal braces. After the fenders are installed you can slightly bow the center brace to line the fender with the top of the tire..with an adjustable wrench you can grasp and slightly bend the bottom part of the fender braces outward to line the fenders up with the tires..If you are careful you can get them almost perfect.. Someone could drill the fake lights ( red reflectors ) located on each fender from behind and install LED's through the back.. Fill the hole with something to keep water out. Hook up a battery and have red lights for night riding..Done correctly this would be nice.. When you assemble the two main parts..Think of the front of the bike as the bike and the part with the long axle as THE REAR PART. The rear part attaches to the bike where the rear wheel normally goes. It has flanges that GO INTO not over the matching flanges on the main bike frame.. Put them INSIDE where the back wheel normally goes. They fit tight and may not be easy to get INSIDE. A ball bat or other heavy wooden object, covered with rags to protect the pain will help bang the parts in place.. You will also need to connect a short chain during assembly but do not fear. It comes with a master link that you clip in place using pliers. I have a chain tool and I replaced the factory short chain with a better chain that I had on hand. I made a replacement short chain out of a long chain using my chain tool.. I recommend that everyone buy a chain tool and learn how to use it..All bike and trike riders should know how to splice a bike chain. The photo's do not do this bike justice. The basket is strong and BIGGER than I thought it would be. My 5 year old grandson loves riding in it. Place more weight slightly to the right because the right back tire does the pulling and needs the weight for traction especially going up hills.. It will coast down hills very FAST... you may want to hold slight pressure on the hand brake at times.. Always be careful costing big hills and use the brakes to keep your speed in a safe range. I feel safe on the trike at about 17 MPH.. Install a bike computer.. Keep up with your miles. This will encourage you to ride more. Gives you goals.. Yes. I Recommend this bike and I recommend people get it from Amazon. They have always treated me well and they have the best deals on line. I love this product and I am impressed with Amazon's service.. My lady friend is very happy with her new trike. We have ridden it tonight all over the farm.. I believe it will be good for some park trails too. I regret now that I did not get one for myself so when she rides hers I can leisurely ride along side.. Did I say, I love this trike? The seat is big, soft, comfortable and nice too.. The angle of the seat in relation to the peddles makes it fun and easy to ride. It almost feels like riding a stationary bike.. Comfortable with more leverage.. The ONLY thing I did not like about the entire package is the cheap plastic peddles. Ouch. They are NOT what I know as cruiser peddles and they will not spin freely when I give them a spin.. That is how I check my peddles. If I spin them I expect them to rotate at least 10 times on their own before slowing to a stop.. I suspect these peddles NOT have BEARINGS at all.. They look like Cheap Mountain bike peddles that retail for about 7 bucks a set.. They are Really cheap crap for a Schwinn. But when you saved 200 bucks, you can expect something to be cheap.. We will just replace them and not look back.. Wallyworld sells Cruiser peddles with bearings for about 12 bucks.. I like THEM much better but in all fairness the Mountain Bike Peddles may not allow your foot to slip off due to the way they are made... Quality like this, sold this cheap, is a bargain. Cheap plastic peddles and all...Better get you one while you can.. Good luck Chief.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heavy trike, but soooo worth the price
*by F***M on May 17, 2017*

This bike is amazingly awesome! I was born with a genetic disorder (EDS) that has my bones aging three times as fast as my body. That being said even at only 24 I have MAJOR joint problems, including a sprained PCL, but I wanted something that would be easy on my bones while helping me keep active. I received this as a Christmas present from my mom- AKA she gave me her card and said buy yourself a trike. I did not want to buy something super expensive and at the time this was on sale for about $275, so my mom agreed it would be good for the price. The shipping was fast and I was not home when it arrived, luckily my apartment maintenance guys love me because it was in my third floor apartment when I got home from my trip. This box is heavy- it took two guys to carry it up three flights. I have a 100 pound dog who I carry fifty pounds of dog food up three flights of stairs every two weeks, and yet I still found myself scooting the box around the apartment because of its heaviness. I could not put this bike together- I took it apart three times over a week before a co-workers husband took it during his bonding night with his son and put it together in less than three hours. I have always been handy challenged, but I would still recommend not spending the money on labor and just bring someone handy the bike, some beer, and a pizza because it is do-able. Once it was put together, it was still too heavy to bring back upstairs daily, so if you don't live in a trusty neighborhood take that into consideration. As for the riding, I LOVE this bike because it's super easy to ride. So far my longest ride was 12 miles with a 300ft elevation- in total during the past few months this bike has seen me through a total of over 50 miles and 700ft elevation in weather up to 100 degrees plus humidity- and this bike has held up. I ride to the store all the time, load up one of my five gallon bins with $100 worth of groceries, stick it in the basket, and ride home easily. I live in a very humid extremely hilly area of south Texas, and this bike handles both the hills and my weight extremely well. When I received this bike I did not like the seat and upgraded to one without a horn, which I do suggest looking into. I was 5.4 and 220 pounds when I received this bike, and have already lost 10 pounds by riding this bike for fun. This was my first bike ever, and I didn't know how to ride the first time I got on this bike, yet I have never fallen nor crashed- even coasting down a steep hill at 10mph. I would highly recommend this bike for older adults who have bone issues like myself, mobility challenged individuals, or anyone who wants a cargo type trike that is easy on the ecosystem. If this bike ever fails me, I would not even think twice about spending the asking price for this trike, it has quickly become my child and new favorite hobby.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Good Purchase
*by J***P on March 16, 2020*

This is my experience with the Schwinn Meridian 24” adult tricycle. It arrived at the time promised and the carton was in good condition. There appeared to be no damages to it. I had set up a table to spread the parts out. It took me about twenty-five minutes to unpack and unwrap each part while spreading them out on the table. The parts were packed better than any other product I have ordered from Amazon. There were no damages to any part nor were there any parts missing. With one exception I followed the directions exactly as written in the owner’s manual. By and large, I was able to understand the directions as written. The one exception was installing the rear fenders. The written directions indicate the wheel should be installed prior to installing the fender. When this is done, it is really tough to work through the spokes to manipulate the three bolts that secure the fender. It took me about twenty minutes to install one fender. I had watched a video on Youtube that had shown how to assemble this tricycle. In it, the man installed the fender prior to installing the wheel. After suffering through the first fender, I decide to follow the technique of the video to install the second fender. It went perfectly and quickly as I finished installing the fender and then the wheel in about five minutes with no mishaps. When connecting the rear frame to the main frame, the written directions suggest that help from a second person would be helpful. My wife was not available at the time so I decided to do it by myself. I should have waited. It is hard for one person to do the adjustments needed to tighten the second chain properly. All in all, the assembly took me about three and a half hours. This assembly time included two stops for a coffee break. I am a 79 year old male who hasn’t assembled anything in the last fifteen years. In my younger years, I was an avid bicycle rider as I did a lot of trips of a hundred miles or more on a Fuji twelve-speed. Eventually, due to aging and health issues, I had to give up these endeavors. A comment about the basket: It is quite large. However, as a design, it surely is nothing the designers are proud of. I would describe it as clugy. I did not buy the machine for the need of a great basket so I would not deduct any review points for this. Misgivings that caused me to give the product four stars instead of five stars: I am having trouble understanding the adjustments needed for the front brake. It is still not installed properly and I will continue to try to make the proper changes. I am 5’ 10” tall with short legs and about fifty pounds overweight. I purchased the 24” instead of the 26” because the 24’ was sixty dollars cheaper. It is difficult getting the seat high enough to avoid having my knees pump too high. I cannot imagine a six-footer on this trike. I am not sure that a 26” trike would have made any difference. I am in Minnesota and, due to rain/snow this week I have not given it a thorough workout. With limited use, here is my first impression. On level pavement, it is quite easy to pedal even though there is only one speed. In fact, I am surprised at how fast it will go on a level surface. However, when standing still at the bottom of a quite small grade, it is difficult to get going up the grade. I will plan to always build up speed to tackle any kind of grade, no matter how slight. Because of my years on a bicycle, I am quite cautious when faced with turning on the trike. It is a totally different experience. I am confident this will not be a problem with continued acclimation. I plan to use it to ride to the store and post office with a goal of having some kind of workout in my life. All in all, I recommend it as a good purchase. Four months later: I’ve given it (and me) a fairly good workout during the last four months. Generally speaking, I am pleased with the purchase. Because of my own situation – being 79 years old and in a northern state that prohibits use of the machine for several months of the year; I would make the same choice again as opposed to a more expensive machine. If I were younger and in a region that had a longer riding season, I would have opted for a Raleigh Multi-speed trike. The Raleigh is built better and the additional speeds would be a blessing. The Raleigh sold for twice the cost of the Schwinn at the time of this purchase. Note: the Schwinn is available in multi speeds but the price for it is ridiculous. Here’s what multiple gears would mean – hills and headwinds would be much less of a challenge. The fenders continue to be an irritant. Each of the rear fenders is held in place by three struts. These are not rigid at all and the fenders have a tendency to move in either direction until they hit the tire. They can be physically pushed back to center but they do not stay in place. The seat squeaks. Every time the bike goes over a seam in the pavement, the seat gives out two or three squeaks. This is an observation, not a complaint. Techniques: When I first rode the trike, it tended to drift. Also, when going around curves, balance seemed to be disconcerting due to my experience with only two wheels. None of these are a problem anymore. I don’t know what’s different but I must have made some subconscious changes in my riding style and now all is well. A good purchase if the typical terrain is level and includes only slight grades.

## Frequently Bought Together

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