Worksman Port-o-Trike Single Speed Adult Tricycle

Boyfriend --->Finally got around to putting the Bike together.Not that hard if you follow the video [...]Shipped very fast from Amazon, all parts are accounted for now just left to ride :)Love this bike! But If I were to buy again would buy the one withgears b/c you have to be on mostly flat ground for this bike. It is a heavy bike. But very sturdy I use it for grocery shopping! No I'm not kidding! In the basket I put a plastic bin in there so grocery bags will not tip over. I can grab a bunch of groceries that way. (Like 5 reusable bags)Hey save gas and get awesome exercise!I love it always get compliments when riding, asking where I got the bike (Why Amazon of course!) and people always say "Cool bike" "Awesome" "What a nice bike".I'm waiting for the pet store to open (sorry Amazon) so I can take it down and grab a 30 lbbag of dog food for my dog.Love this bike. I would buy the geared one tho if I was buying today. Might look into seeinghow I could add the gears. Awesome Bike tho! LOVE it!If you have hill where you live buy the geared one. Otherwise go with this one.Ride ON!!!! :)

My wife bought this trike about a month ago. I purchased a 26” Huffy Arlington for me. The Worksman is the better bike. Easier to assemble and seems better made. I have had multiple issues with the Huffy. My wife’s pedal crank came loose but it was easy to tighten. The Worksman is solid, comfortable for a smaller adult and has a smaller pedal rotation, so easier to get up hills. We love cruising around the neighborhood and on paved trails. It folds up too, but we have yet to use that feature. It is a single speed cruiser but you can still pedal backward without engaging the turning wheels. I like that feature. If you try to rotate the pedals backward on the Huffy it brakes the wheels. Definitely looking to get a Worksman for myself.

this folding tricycle won't fold.i brought this to korea, can't even return...maybe i got the bad one but every item should be inspected and work as they suppose to.

I gave three stars for the simple fact that It is not what I thought it would be. I was thinking it would be much more sturdy and strong. The directions that came with the bike weren't clear so I had to go on YouTube and follow the instructions of this video: [...]When I was done assembling the bike correctly I went to ride it. The seat and the handle bars kept twisting on me no matter how tight I made them. I am use to riding two wheeler's and this bike was suppose to be easier since it's a trike but it felt like, when I was riding it, I was going to tip over if I wasn't careful. Also this bike will be a target for people who have bad intentions. It's a nice lightening blue color. I got compliments on how cute it was from strangers. When I rode it to my job interview and came back outside when I was done, I noticed someone stuck a safety pin in one of the tires. Jealous people will come lurking from out the shadows...The shipping was fast. It came 5 days after I placed my order.

We bought this bike for our special needs teen. It is very stable, easy to ride has a great turning radius and has given him the ability to be more independent and be able to join in our family bike rides. He’s had it for several months now and has held up great. Thank you for a great product.

Nice trike, A little small for me. (6' at 200lbs) But my wife loves it, so I let her have it!

Worksman has produced industrial bikes for many years (and also Good Humor bikes). On a flat factory floor, ridden by younger people, these super heavy bikes can probably roll well enough. When they decided to produce recreational 3-wheel bikes, they did not bother to create ones that are lighter weight. The 3rd wheel of any three-wheel vehicle creates tremendous drag, making a 3-wheel vehicle VERY difficult to start rolling. Most roads are banked. When you are waiting to cross a street, you have to go uphill to get to the center of the road. It is actually dangerous to try to cross a road from a stop on this super heavy bike. Most of these "adult tricycles" are ridden by older people like me, who no longer have super muscle strength.I would NEVER consider getting a HEAVY, HEAVY worksman bike.I have ridden a 3-wheel bike exclusively for a year and a half, while researching the industry on the Internet. Believe me. I reject Worksman products totally because of the excessive, unnecessary weight. You can get a sturdy 3-wheel bike that weighs only 70 pounds. Before you buy one, find the weight, and do not go over that 70 pound limit.Two other problems with this poorly designed bike:(1)It uses a bike saddle, which is very painful to ride. Better designed adult tricycles use a 16x11 inch seat. If you buy one with this awful saddle, you will not ride it because of the pain.(2) It is a single speed. This is an absolute NO-NO. You must get 3 gears, at least. You could get hit trying to get this thing started across a road when you had to stop for traffic.

Nothing but trouble with this bike,bad bearings,handle bars come loose,tired leaktoo expensive