Catrike 5.5.9, ICE Adventure, and Greenspeed Magnum all in folded form

Folding

Just because you don’t have a larger vehicle to transport a trike doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be able to enjoy the freedom of riding a recumbent trike. There are a variety of recumbent trike models, which were designed with small vehicle owners in mind.

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Buy Online ICE Sprint side viewMan riding ICE Sprint
ICE Sprint X
Sale price$5,703.00
3 reviews

ICE Trikes come in many different configurations (suspension, size, e-assist, color, etc.) - prices are estimates and availability varies. Call in to order.

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GreenSpeed Magnum
Sale price$3,350.00
4 reviews

Breaking the mold with superior design, the Magnum is the #1 trike for both on and off-road. Features such as the adjustable seat and incredibly sturdy frame make it ideal for commuting and touring.

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Catrike eCAT Dumont
Sale price$8,550.00
2 reviews

Go farther, faster, and with greater ease aboard an eCAT. Catrike’s 16 years of engineering and experience have come together to create the Dumont. The Dumont is a folding, fully suspended Catrike with a 26″ rear wheel.

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Catrike eCAT Trail
Sale price$7,050.00
2 reviews

At the heart of the Trail, there are features and design that makes this Catrike perfect for almost any rider.

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