Perks of Riding a Trike
One of the biggest benefits of riding a trike is the enhanced safety that comes with the extra tire. It's almost impossible to fall off a trike, which makes it easier to safely navigate difficult landscapes and windy conditions. Enjoy a safe and comfortable ride when you cruise around town. Read on to find out more about these unique three-wheeled vehicles and see if they’re the right choice for you.
Easy to Handle
Many riders find that it’s easier to learn to ride a trike as compared to a motorcycle, because of the noticeable difference in steering. On a motorcycle, knowing how to lean and shift your weight is crucial for safe steering. On a trike, leaning is less important because you can directly steer it. The steering system is similar to what is used in cars. In direct steering, there’s no leaning required. All you need to do is tilt the handlebars in the direction you want to steer.
Extra Comfort
Trikes are designed to be easy on the body, so you won’t have to cut your ride short due to exertion. Trikes use a more natural riding position, which means these models don't require the same physical endurance to control and steer as two-wheeled bikes. The wider frame and comfortable seating make it more comfortable to ride for extended periods of time. Whether you use your trike to commute to work each day or head out on long-distance road trips, you’ll always enjoy a comfortable riding experience.
More Storage
The larger frames of trikes mean you get much more storage capacity as compared to motorcycles, which comes in handy on long rides. You'll need somewhere to store all your cargo, such as your clothing, food, toiletries, medications, and other belongings. Plus, you can always install upgrades to increase the storage capacity with luggage and cargo add-ons.
When you’re ready to get your own three-wheeled riding machine, visit Nielsen Enterprises to check out our selection of trikes for sale. You’ll find us in Lake Villa, IL, where we proudly serve all those coming from Chicago, IL, and Milwaukee, WI.