Mobo Triton Pro Adult Tricycle for Men & Women. Beach Cruiser Trike. Pedal 3-Wheel Bike

I am 71 years old and my birthday is upcoming. I have four different neuromuscular rheumatic autoimmune diseases that affect all my muscles, heart and lungs; osteoarthritis and osteoporosis and spinal deformity in my lower back; type 2 diabetes; and had two stokes in the past 2 years. I was in physical therapy at the hospital for two years and graduated to where I can workout on machine exercising my legs mainly, but I cannot use automated machines like a treadmill. Also walking long distances I have to use a cane because I am a fall risk for obvious reasons. The main machine I used in the physical therapy and at the athletic club is a Stationary recumbent bike similar to the mobile MOBO Trident Pro I ordered. I was impressed with the reviews of this cost effective option over the ones that cost thousands of dollars. I ordered the MOBU Triton Pro recumbent Trike on 9 November 2025 and it was labeled for shipment as FEDEX on 10 November and FEDEX received it in California on 11 November. FedEx did not update my delivery to Slidell Louisiana until the morning it was delivered on Friday November 14th. So delivery was somewhat efficient but FedEx could have provided the delivery date earlier than the date it was delivered. The assembly manual was very general and would have resulted in numerous reassembly steps even if paying attention to detail and I am a retired engineer who used to write installation instructions for technicians aboard US Navy Vessels. I found the U-Tube assembly video for the MOBO Triton Pro and used it to assemble by MOBO Triton Pro, but because I am old and blind in one eye from the last stroke, I used the pause and rewind since the steps move rather quickly and easy to make a mistake if not watching and assembling carefully. There are quite a few different MOBO Trident U-Tube videos from doing a Google search, so make sure you mention the Pro or you will be watching an older model assembly that is much different. I sprayed a waterproofing agent on the seat and back cushions. I waxed the metal parts with Torque Detail Spray Wax that I use on our two SUVs. I ordered a Water Bottle Velcro Strap Holder and recommended water bottles on Amazon to mount to the assembly between my legs especially after a significant rise in my heart rate and kidney pain from not drinking enough fluids. The MOBO Trident Pro Trike is an outstanding product at a reasonable price with free S/H, and if I like it with all my medical problems, it should convince others with similar problems. Lastly, Amazon did not mention where the MOBO Trident Pro was manufactured, but I contacted the seller to find out, and they quickly responded it is only made in China and Taiwan, sold all over the world, but final assembly is done by the user which is probably why it escaped US Tariffs.

I've been looking for a long time to find something I can ride on the nature trail close to my house. I'm 55, fat, lazy, and a weakling. I also have a balance disorder that won't allow me to use a two-wheeled velocipede. I've purchased and returned several vehicles that looked like great fun and great exercise, but were too hard to pedal or otherwise make them move. I was quite discouraged. Other recumbent trikes caught my eye, but they were too pricey. I took delivery of the Mobo Triton Pro in early February, and it sat in its box in my foyer while winter continued to rage on. We finally had relief from it just this past week. My son assembled my trike (the Youtube video is very helpful!) yesterday and it went back to the foyer to wait out the rain. :-P Today the sun finally peeked out between the clouds and the temperature was perfect! So I took the trike out to my driveway for its maiden voyage. OH MY GOODNESS, I'm so excited and happy! It rides smoothly, the seat is comfortable, I can pedal just fine, and the trike manages the slight slope of my driveway very well. Steering became intuitive quickly (I'm a klutz) and the brakes work great. The turn radius is really wide, which might bother some, but I should be fine on the trail, which is pretty straight and level. the trike doesn't pedal in reverse, but I learned a 3-point turn which let me turn around at the base of the driveway and pedal back up to the street. I just put my feet on the ground as needed and pushed myself backward. No problemo! I made probably ten laps that way, to get the feel of pedaling and steering, and I can't wait to take it out on the trail! I can tell already it's going to be so much fun and get me in shape this summer! I was panting when I sat down after just the short time I'd been riding, and my thighs and shoulders are a bit achy LOL! I had been concerned that I wouldn't get much of a workout in my upper body, but I can tell steering and breaking are going to get my arms working quite a bit, too. I can't rave about the Mobo Triton Pro enough! It's going to get this sedentary old lady in shape and keep her active into her "golden" years! I highly recommend this vehicle for anyone, but particularly those of us getting older and wanting to get, or stay, active and have fun doing it!

I purchased 2 of these bikes for my kids ages 9 and 11. I am a long distance runner and wanted to include my children in on my daily runs. The bikes looked comfortable enough for the kids to chase me around in. I didn't think twice about the price tag, I'm a believer of "you get what you pay for" therefore, I expected a sturdy cycle that would perform above and beyond. This is a single gear bicycle without a chain - what does that mean for the child? Your child will pedal as hard and as fast as he/she possibly can and the bicycle will not travel any faster. The front wheel is much to small to generate the required amount of friction to propel your child. Essentially, my children tired in less than half the time they would've in their traditional bikes. Not only were they fatigued, they were very frustrated. Aside from the lack of speed, the front wheel will not remain on the ground if they are on any kind of climb. We were riding on a smooth sidewalk with a gradual climb, nothing big - but the children could not keep the wheel on the ground long enough to gain any traction. All in all, it was a poor purchase. I would've rather purchased the cheapo Walmart bikes, saved myself about $500 and my children would've been incredibly happy. I just wish I'd kept the boxes so that I could've returned them. The assembly was as to be expected, lots of parts but the instructions were pleasantly clear.

My only complaint is I ordered a Brand-New trike and received a pre-assembled bike, as washer marks on painted surfaces showed it had been assembled before. The seat had slight splits in the sides not enough for me to go through the trouble of returning. Having said this I'm really happy with the bike I'm 76 years Old and while active I needed something to improve my aerobics, and this certainly does that. Most of the complaints I read were about the front wheel slips if going up a hill. So, as I knew about this, I added weights to the frame closest to that wheel and as I live on a hill it certainly helps maintain traction. Now to further improve that I'll make a z shaped metal bracket that will overhang the front wheel and with the weights now over that wheel it will increase leverage and should maintain good traction just a thought for future purchasers' bike is fun to ride especially coming back down a hill. I also created a hand brake by simply using two zip ties one around the handle with the brake lever and before tightening put another zip tie under the first tighten it to lock in place in line with top of brake lever, now just put the other zip tie around the brake lever creating a loop tighten enough just so brake pads are stopping the wheel from rolling this allows for the brake lever to be pulled a little more so that zip tie loop can be lifted off releasing the parking brake.

Bike arrived one day early, always nice, wasn't too hard to assemble, some screws a little tricky , once put together one of the inner tubes popped when I aired them up. Had to wait extra day to ride after I bought a new one. Let's talk about the ride, stears well, comfortable seat, only real problem is the gearing of the bike, not going up any hill over 10% Incline, wheels kept spinning on each hill, it's like a 21 speed in 2nd gear, not going anywhere fast. If you want to ride on flat ground for a slow ride , this is the bike, only way to get your heart rate up is to pedal fast and go 6mph. I was really disappointed in the bike , looks like it's gonna be my 10 year olds 2nf bike to play with.

This was super easy to assemble, it only took us about an hour. The instructions were very clear, and I'm not at all handy! This makes for such a smooth ride, including corners and turns. I love that it doesn't require balance. The seat is very comfortable and doesn't cause any back pain. The weight limit is pretty low, but I'm slightly over the limit and have had no issues. This is so sturdy and well-built. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for new ways to incorporate low-impact exercise!

I've had my Mobo Triton Pro out once so far, but it was a very fun ride. It ranged from easy pedaling (flat neighborhood streets) to a good quad/ab workout when I hit driveways or slight hills. I was very excited when I saw the ability of the cruiser's length to be adjusted, as I am 5'1" but my husband, who's likely to want to borrow this, is 6'. I expect we'll both be able to use it comfortably. Instructions are mostly pictures with a line or two. Assembly took about 80 minutes with a couple snags along the way, having to backtrack when we noticed something was in the wrong spot from how we interpreted previous steps. Seat's a bit harder than ideal, but is still in the comfortable realm. Brake was very reliable. Wish list items: cupholder (which Mobo sells on their website and I plan to get one) and some way to have a rear view mirror. In my sub, there's a lot of unfinished sidewalk, which puts me in the road. Seeing behind me would make me feel much safer. I was delighted to find this available and even a Prime item. I had waited for a different recumbent bike to be available and after 14 months of waiting, I was ready to move on and found this. There was a huge price point difference ($2400 vs Mobo's $350!). At the time of this review, the price has gone up a bit. The other one folded for storage, but this Mobo is likely to fit in my Escape. I'm trying that out soon.

I was initially excited to get these bikes. we hadn’t ridden them a dozen times on smooth pavement when one tire blew out, then another, replace both tires and inner tubes on one bike. Within a week the other bike did the same thing. The seller told me to contact the manufacturer, with no support from the seller. I asked the seller to contact the manufacturer. Also, they did not. The manufacturer did not respond. I wrote them twice. I had to replace the tires and inner tubes on my own out of my own pocket these bikes were under warranty. I got no support. I am really disappointed in this. Because the bikes get a lot of attention from many people that see them. It’s embarrassing when you have to roll your bike down a walking and bike trail and many people see it. I would not buy this product anymore, and I would not recommend due to the poor customer service, and product support. Update, the manufacturer finally responded, said they were trying to reach me via email and phone. Checked my spam box, after receiving the email, checked my phone, one out of area call. The manufacturer agrees to replace the tires and inner tubes for both bikes, waiting to see when they arrive. My wife and I like the bikes. I plan to buy another one when I move, since I cannot ship these. Update March 3, 2023. Poor product support, the manufacturer, refused to ship my replacement parts, said that I had to????? The fault was theirs, not mine. I would not recommend purchasing this product to anyone. Both seller and manufacturer did not stand behind the product. The warranty?? a waste.