Mobility Trike Bike
Built by Trikes New Zealand using quality components, this fastidiously maintained mobility trike features,
A Raleigh 6061 lightweight alloy frame.
Lightweight alloy rims with new tyres and tubes.
Special Trikes NZ rear wheel differential.
A new wider, sprung seat for stability.
Front suspension forks.
7 speed gears.
Front brake with back pedal rear brake.
26" front and 24" rear wheel size.
Low step for male or female with a 64 -80 cm in seam measurement.
Perfect cycling experience for the exercise, with stability and balance confidence that a trike gives.
Great for exploring the new cycleways , or to the shops, plus with the 7 speed gears can easily navigate flat off road light shingle trails, for example, the paths and roads around the Burwood Forest.
Having enjoyed the mobility freedom this trike has given me, my mobility has now worsened, hence the reason for selling.
Easily converted to electric assist front wheel hub for approx $1200
Feel free to check the Trikes New Zealand website, preloved section, for comparison information.
Helmet and two high-vis vests included.
Please reply message to this post or text 0274 338 429 to have a look and test ride.
Thanks for looking. Regards, Christine.
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