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THE MOBO TRIDENT PRO TRIKE (EXTENDED) IS RECOMMENDED - READ MY ENTIRE FEEDBACK
By Morellwj3 on Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2025
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.
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Over Priced, slow
By Pato5135 on Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2020
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.
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