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Mobo Triton Pro (Orange) The Ultimate 3 wheeled Cruiser (20″)
Mobo Triton Pro (Orange) The Ultimate 3 wheeled Cruiser (20) – Features
Triton Pro Ultimate Three Wheeled Cruiser is the ultimate in bicycle fun without all the hassles. Imagine a bike that doesn’t hurt your back or butt, AND doesn’t have a messy, greasy chain to hassle with… this is it! The Triton Pro Ultimate Three Wheeled Cruiser lets you pedal while sitting down with your back fully supported… no pain! And the ultra maneuverable three-wheeled design is more stable than any 2-wheeled bicycle while still giving you the same great workout! Best of all? There’s no messy chain to worry about! This Pro model also gives you large, more comfortable wheels… you’ll find yourself taking the long way home! More: Unique, simple steering mechanism gives you total control; Ultra-adjustable frame fits riders from 4′ to 6’3″; Strengthened steel frame construction is built to last… supports up to 250 lbs.; 16″ rear and 21″ front wheel with pneumatic tires to soak up the bumps; Caliper hand brakes for guaranteed stopping power; Direct drive system eliminates greasy chains… freewheel action lets you coast when you want to; Durable powdercoat paint with cool graphics; Approx. 42-60″(adjustable frame length) x 28 x 25″, 44 1/2 lbs.; Designed for simplicity, almost no maintenance the Triton is the easy, comfortable way to get a brisk workout. State Color. Order Today! Triton Pro Ultimate Three Wheeled Cruiser
Unique steering system and versatile maneuverability offers an easy and comfortable workout
8 slots adjusting from 52.5″ to 63″ in length to fit people from 4′ to 6’3″
250 lbs. maximum weight capacity
20″ front wheel, 16″ rear wheels. Single speed.

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Mobo Triton Pro (Orange) The Ultimate 3 wheeled Cruiser (20) – Reviews

I love this thing. I bought it mainly for my son who is moderately disabled, as he has trouble with balance on a two wheeler, even with training wheels. This is perfect for him. As for riding on inclines, I ride it uphill (small, long hills), though I do have to take frequent breaks, but that’s the fun of it. I’m getting my body back into shape after years of no exercise! When I get off this thing, I’m exhausted, and my legs feel like jello, but OMG…what a workout! The side to side motion trying to get it uphill should give me some rippin’ abs this summer, and my legs should be incredible, as well! I’m loving it and my son is driving me crazy wanting to ride all the time! LOL! It’s a good thing… he’s actually going outside to play!

Improvements could be made on the front wheel, but I think that has more to do with the tire than the bike itself. When the tires wear out, I will get better tires for it, and maybe even have a few improvements added, such as a more comfortable seat (with a bad back, this thing is not great. I think I need a straighter seat with more cushioning), and of course, the better wheels, and maybe see what can be done to make it go a little faster. It’s definitely worth the money to me to have my son begging to go for a ride, than sitting in the house watching tv, and it’s worth it for the workout I’m getting!

Louis E. Delgado

I bought this so I could work out and not put much pressure on my spine. My kids kind of laughed when they saw it because of the flames on it. I took it for a spin out on our dirt road and I had no problems with handling once I got used to the steering. It won’t turn on a dime and it isn’t the fastest thing out there but it is very comfortable and easy to use. If you have arthritis in your knees, you find this easier to use. I found the pressure in my joints was not as hard as on a regular bike. I do wish it was faster and that it came in a more “adult” paint job but that would be my only complaint.

Tiny

After my wife crashed and burned on her bike resulting in a broken ankle, I had reservations about getting her another. She wanted a 3-wheel “little ole lady” bike, but after spotting this one I convinced her to try it. She loves it and has me riding now. I ride several miles which takes me about 30 minutes and don’t feel that tired afterwards. I just cruise along with my MP-3 player and enjoy the scenery.

K. Miller


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