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Electric trikes · checked Nov 8

An electric trike that stands on its own at every stop

Our Velotric pick for three wheels

Our drawing · Real photos at Velotric

Velotric Triker

USD 2,499 at Velotric1 Before sales tax · seen Nov 8, 2026

  • 12 mphdefault
  • 1/2class
  • 85.8 lbsweight
  • 500 lbsmax load
Check price at Velotric
  • 14-day return window (restocking fee)2
  • Free shipping to the lower 481
  • 2-year limited warranty3

The Velotric Triker has a 14.6-inch stand-over, a seat with a backrest, a parking brake, and starts out capped at 12 mph.1 Before anything else: its rear wheels sit 28.5 inches apart and the outside is wider, so measure your door.

Seat with backrestRear basket48 V, 16.75 Ah750 W, 90 Nm20 × 3.0" tiresStand-over 14.6 in

Our drawing of a trike, labelled with Velotric's Triker specs.1 Velotric's own photos: see the Triker at Velotric

Is it your kind of bike?

For riders who'd rather not balance

Three wheels mean no balancing at stops and no kickstand. The trade-offs are width and weight.1

You want a low step

Stand-over height 370 mm (14.6 inches); saddle height adjusts from 590 to 983 mm (23.2 to 38.7 inches).

You'd like a backrest

Velotric lists a "Triker seat with adjustable back rest".

You want to start slow

12 mph by default, adjustable from 8 to 20 mph, plus a 2 mph walk mode.

You carry shopping

Rear basket, 500-lb max load including the basket's contents.

Before your first ride. Velotric's FAQ says to mount from the left side, keep your balance centered, use the handlebars or backrest for stability, and stop fully before stepping off. It offers a Beginner Mode (slower speed, simpler controls) and a tutorial video. Velotric doesn't list a turning radius; try a trike at a dealer if you can.1

Before you buy

Will it fit through your door?

Velotric lists a rear track width of 28.5 inches (wheel spacing) and a length of 64.8 inches, but no overall width; the outside is at least one 3-inch tire wider, so about 32 inches or more. It weighs 85.8 lbs, so carrying it up steps isn't realistic for most people.1

  1. Measure the narrowest point between where it will live and the street: gate, side door, hallway.
  2. Ask for the widest point. Velotric doesn't list the overall width: ask Velotric or a dealer before you order, because a return costs at least USD 200.
  3. Check the floor space: 64.8 inches long and about 32 inches or more wide, plus room to walk around it.
  4. Plan for charging where you can watch it, near a wall outlet (below).
28.5 in 64.8 in long (1647 mm) 28.5 in = rear wheel spacing, not the width ? door
Rear track width and total length from Velotric's geometry table; inches are our conversion.1 Velotric doesn't list the overall width: measure your narrowest door, gate or hallway and ask Velotric or a dealer for the widest point before you order.

Charging. Triker: 48 V, 3 A charger in the box1. Velotric doesn't state charging times. Charge where you can watch it, never overnight or while you're out, with the charger that came with the bike,8 plugged straight into a wall outlet, not an extension cord.9 Battery safety basics

Fit check

Does it fit you and your load?

Checked against Velotric's stated rider height (4'10" to 6'5") and 500-lb max load.1

Your height
Where will it live?

Try one before you buy

Velotric's product pages offer a test ride, and its warranty page lists over 1,600 authorized dealers. A trike rides differently from a bicycle, and a return costs at least USD 200, so a short ride first is worth it.2, 3

Ask the dealer for the Triker's overall width while you're there.

The offer

Three wheels or two: the Triker, spec by spec

Next to two low step-through two-wheelers from Velotric, if three wheels turn out to be too big for your space.5, 6

SpecTrikerBreeze 1Fold 1 Plus
Price (seen Nov 8, 2026)USD 2,4991USD 1,7996USD 1,1995
FrameStep-through trike (stand-over 370 mm / 14.6")Step-throughStep-through
Stand-over height370 mm380 mm400 mm
Saddle height590–983 mm745–945 mm (R), 810–1015 mm (L)800–990 mm
Top assisted speed12 mph default, adjustable 8–20 mph20 mph default, adjustable 12–28 mph20 mph default, adjustable 12–28 mph
Class1 / 21 / 2 / 31 / 2 / 3
ThrottleTrigger throttle, removableTrigger throttle, removableTrigger throttle, removable
Range, pedal assist*up to 60 mi (throttle: 50 mi)up to 70 mi (throttle: 55 mi)up to 68 mi (throttle: 45 mi)
Bike weight85.8 lbs48 lbs (40.8 lbs without battery)63 lbs (without fenders, kickstand and pedals)
Max load (bike + you + cargo)**500 lbs330 lbs450 lbs; rack 120 lbs
You + cargo, after bike weight**about 414 lbsabout 282 lbsabout 387 lbs
Rider height4'10"–6'5"4'11"–6'4"4'9"–6'5"
Fitted as standardFenders, rear basket, front and rear lights, turn signals, hornFront light, brake light, turn signals; fenders and rack optionalFenders, rear rack, front light, brake light and turn signals
Buy Check Triker at Velotric Check Breeze 1 at Velotric Check Fold 1 Plus at Velotric

*Velotric's range figures: 198-lb rider, PAS 1, flat terrain; 187-lb rider, PAS 1, Eco mode, flat roads. **Velotric's Discover 3 page calls its max load "maximum capacity (bike + rider + cargo)"; to be safe we read every Velotric max-load figure that way and subtract the bike's weight. Prices before sales tax. Figures from Velotric's product pages, read Nov 8, 2026.

Velotric's terms, in plain words14-day return window (fee), free shipping in the lower 48, 2-year limited warranty, price match, no NYC delivery
  • 14-day return window, no mileage limit

    Velotric calls it a 14-day trial, counted from the day the bike arrives. It sends a prepaid return label after it approves the return; a fee applies (next box).2

  • Returns aren't free

    Restocking fee: USD 200 for an unused bike, 22 % of the bike price for a used one (about USD 550 on the Triker at today's price). Refunds can also be reduced by delivery-signature, return-shipping and insurance costs.2

  • Free shipping in the lower 48

    Not to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or other territories. Velotric says most orders arrive in 3–5 business days. The bike comes with a toolkit for final assembly.1

  • 2-year limited warranty

    Frame 5 years, battery and electrical parts 2 years, other parts 1 year. Register free within 60 days and Velotric extends battery and electrical cover to 3 years (battery: or 400 charging cycles, whichever comes first) and the frame to 10 (rigid forks stay at 5). Not covered: wear parts (brake pads, tires, tubes, chain, cables), accidents, commercial or rental use. Velotric's full warranty3

  • Price match

    Same model and color, eBikes only. For orders placed Nov 2–26, 2026 (Velotric's BFCM promotion), the window is 45 days from purchase instead of 14 days from delivery.2

  • Not shipping to New York City

    Velotric's product pages say it is "temporarily unable to accept e-bike orders shipped to a New York City address" because of city regulations.1

What it costs after you buySpare battery, battery cover, wear parts, service
  • A second or replacement battery

    Velotric lists its Extra Battery Pack at USD 549.99 in the Discover 3 page's accessory list (seen Nov 8, 2026; other models' packs may differ). A battery bought separately is covered for 1 year and can't be returned.2, 3, 7

  • The battery that comes with the bike

    Covered for 2 years under the limited warranty; with free registration within 60 days, 3 years or 400 charging cycles, whichever comes first.3

  • Tires, brake pads, chain, cables

    Wear parts the warranty doesn't cover. Budget for them as on any bike; we don't have sourced prices for them yet, so we don't guess.3

  • Service

    Velotric lists over 1,600 authorized dealers for service and warranty claims. If you miss the free 60-day registration, Velotric's Protection Plan for the extra year costs USD 199 until day 180.3

Honest limits

Skip the Triker if…

  • Your door, gate or hallway is narrower than about 32 inches.Or ask Velotric for the overall width first. And skip it if the only way out is up or down steps: it weighs 85.8 lbs.
  • You want to ride faster than 20 mph.It's class 1 and 2 only. A two-wheel e-bike can be set to class 3 (28 mph) where that's allowed.
  • You need to store it in a car.Velotric lists a foldable stem, not a folding frame. The Fold 1 Plus folds to 37.8 × 19.7 × 33.5 inches.
  • You're under 4'10" or over 6'5".That's outside Velotric's stated rider height.
  • You need delivery to New York City.Velotric says it can't currently ship e-bikes to NYC addresses.

Weighing two wheels against three?

Read e-bikes for older riders (step-through heights, weights, speed settings) or try the fit tool.

Questions before you buy

How fast does it go?

Velotric ships the Triker capped at 12 mph; the cap can be set from 8 to 20 mph. It's listed as class 1 and 2, so it never assists above 20 mph.

Is it hard to ride if I've never ridden a trike?

Riding a trike feels different from riding a bicycle. Velotric's FAQ points first-time riders to a tutorial video and a Beginner Mode with a slower speed and simpler controls, and says to stop fully before stepping off and to mount from the left side.

Where do I park it?

Velotric's geometry table gives a total length of 1647 mm (64.8 inches) and a rear track width of 725 mm (28.5 inches): that's the spacing of the rear wheels, not the outside width, which Velotric doesn't list. The outside is wider by at least one 3-inch tire, so plan for about 32 inches or more and ask Velotric or a dealer for the widest point. The brake lever has a parking brake.

How much can it carry?

Velotric gives a 500-lb max load, including what's in the rear basket. We read it as including the 85.8-lb trike too, which leaves about 414 lbs for you and your cargo.

How far does it go on a charge?

Velotric's figure is up to 60 miles with pedal assist and 50 miles on the throttle, for a 198-lb rider in the lowest assist level on flat terrain. More load, hills and cold shorten that. Range guide.

What if it isn't right for me?

You can ask for a return within 14 days of delivery. Velotric deducts USD 200 for an unused trike or 22 % of the price for a used one (about USD 550 at today's price).

Have you tested it?

No, we don't test bikes. This page uses Velotric's spec sheet, geometry table, FAQ, warranty and return terms. Other makers sell electric trikes too; we haven't compared them here and earn nothing from them.

Do you earn money from this page?

Possibly. We've applied to Velotric's affiliate program on Impact; once approved, buying through our links can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. How we make money.

Measured your door? Check today's price.

Velotric Triker: USD 2,499 at Velotric before sales tax (seen Nov 8, 2026).

  • Three wheels, 14.6-inch stand-over, backrest
  • 12 mph default, adjustable to 20 mph
  • 14-day return window; a restocking fee applies
  • 2-year limited warranty; free registration extends some parts
Check price at Velotric Compare with two-wheel options
Sources (9) · checked Nov 8, 2026
  1. Velotric: Velotric Triker, product page, specs and geometry (seen 2026-11-08)
  2. Velotric: Return & Refund Policy (14-day trial, restocking fees, price match) (2026-06-04; checked 2026-11-08)
  3. Velotric: Velotric Warranty (2-year limited warranty, coverage upgrade) (seen 2026-11-08)
  4. PeopleForBikes: Electric Bicycle Law Basics (primer, July 2023) (July 2023; checked 2026-11-08)
  5. Velotric: Velotric Fold 1 Plus Ebike, product page and specs (seen 2026-11-08)
  6. Velotric: Velotric Breeze 1, product page and specs (seen 2026-11-08)
  7. Velotric: Velotric Discover 3 Ebike, product page and specs (seen 2026-11-08)
  8. CPSC: Micromobility: E-Bikes, E-Scooters and Hoverboards (seen 2026-11-08)
  9. FDNY: Lithium-ion batteries and micromobility devices: safety tips for retailers and consumers (PDF) (seen 2026-11-08)

Classes: PeopleForBikes.4