Trikke T78 Deluxe Green
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Released: 2009-02-26
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Trikke T78 Deluxe Green
- 3-wheel human-powered vehicle for fun or fitness
- Patented 3CV cambering suspension technology
- Leaning into turns creates positive forward momentum
- Pneumatic air tires; deluxe handlebars with leather-like grips
- Recommended for ages 12-plus; weighs 23 pounds
Product Description
Combining the look of a scooter with the feel of a skateboard or snowboard, the Trikke T78 Deluxe three-wheel cambering vehicle offers a whole new way of propelling yourself on wheels. The T78 Deluxe is equipped with Trikke's patented 3CV technology, which provides a stable three-point platform for the rider. To go forward, simply lean (or carve) into the turn as you would on a bike or snowboard. The entire T78 Deluxe will lean with you, creating enough momentum to reach speeds of up to 18 miles per hour on flat ground. The vehicle can even climb the steepest of hills after enough practice. Not only is it a blast, but it's also a great workout, too, keeping your legs and arms active with every movement.The T78 Deluxe offers a number of high-quality features, including a tough steel frame, pneumatic air tires with black painted machine rims, deluxe handlebars with durable leather-like hand grips, upgraded brake cables, and aluminum brake levers. A T78 Air done up like a T8 Sport with special additional features Air tires Deluxe handlebars Black painted machined rims Durable leather-like hand grips Upgraded brake cables Aluminum brake levers Improved traction and a stickier and smoother feel while carving. Suggested Weight Limit: 250lbs Suggested Height Range: 5' to 6'3" Recommended Ages: 12+
Amazon.com Product Description
Combining the look of a scooter with the feel of a skateboard or snowboard, the Trikke T78 Deluxe three-wheel cambering vehicle offers a whole new way of propelling yourself on wheels. The T78 Deluxe is equipped with Trikke's patented 3CV technology, which provides a stable three-point platform for the rider. To go forward, simply lean (or carve) into the turn as you would on a bike or snowboard. The entire T78 Deluxe will lean with you, creating enough momentum to reach speeds of up to 18 miles per hour on flat ground. The vehicle can even climb the steepest of hills after enough practice. Not only is it a blast, but it's also a great workout, too, keeping your legs and arms active with every movement.
The T78 Deluxe offers a number of high-quality features, including a tough steel frame, pneumatic air tires with black painted machine rims, deluxe handlebars with durable leather-like hand grips, upgraded brake cables, and aluminum brake levers.

The T78 Deluxe propels forward as the rider leans into turns. |
Specifications: - Weight limit: 250 pounds
- Suggested height range: 5 feet to 6 feet 3 inches
- Recommended ages: 12-plus
- Wheel size: 8.5 inches
- Brake system: Dual rear independent pad
- Weight: 23 pounds
About Trikke
With U.S. offices in Buelton, California, Trikke Tech develops, manufactures, and distributes sports equipment and recreational vehicles based on its patented 3CV cambering suspension technology. Trikke Tech's line of products includes human-powered vehicles, Tribred electric vehicles, and even a snow carving device. The products are ideal for anyone who enjoys a sensation of speed and fluid motion in their sport, including board-sport athletes, families, and snow sports enthusiasts.
Trikke T78 Deluxe Green
- Sports: 0 pages (2009-02-26)
- Publisher: Trikke
- Label: Trikke
- Studio: Trikke
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Summary: never to old to learn 2010-07-02
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Summary: Fun, fun, fun! 2010-02-01
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Summary: Terrible - I returned it 2010-01-09
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Summary: Love My Trikke 2009-11-22
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Summary: You get what you pay for 2009-10-10