Eunorau T1 Electric Recumbent Trike | 750W Torque Sensor, 52V 16Ah

No. Three wheels keep it upright, so you never balance it, even stopped. You sit down into the seat instead of swinging a leg over, the parking lock holds it still while you do, and Eunorau says most riders get the hang of it in minutes.

It measures how hard you press the pedals and adds motor power to match, many times a second. A cadence sensor only notices that you are pedaling and adds a set amount, which can feel jumpy. On a trike the smooth kind makes slow turns and hill starts easier.

Eunorau rates it at up to 28 miles and calls that a real world figure. Assist level, throttle use, rider and cargo weight, hills and temperature all change it. Steady pedaling on moderate assist gets close; throttle only riding or towing a loaded trailer uphill gets less.

Eunorau lists it as a Class 2 electric bike: pedal assist plus a throttle, topping out at 20 MPH. Most states treat Class 2 like a bicycle, but rules vary by state and town, so check yours before riding on roads or paths.

A recumbent sits lower than a bicycle, so the T1 comes with a tall red safety flag to lift your profile toward drivers' eye level. It also has two mirrors, an LED headlight, a rear light with brake light and turn signals, a horn and reflectors.

Yes. The dual layer aluminium rack takes bags and panniers, and a built in hitch takes a cargo trailer, sold separately. Eunorau rates the trike for 265 lb in total, rider and cargo.

Eunorau fits it to riders 5'3" to 6'5", and the backrest adjusts. The seat sits 13 inches off the ground, so getting in is a low sit down; if standing up from a low chair is hard for you, keep that in mind.

Not fully. It comes with tools and a manual, and Eunorau posts assembly videos for the last steps. Eunorau does not publish the trike's weight, so plan on two people to lift it out of the box, and photograph any box damage before you unpack.

It means the battery was tested by an independent lab against a published safety standard for electrical and fire risk, which matters for a 52V battery you charge at home. Eunorau lists the T1 battery as UL certified.

Eunorau covers the motor, battery and electrical parts for 24 months and the frame for 10 years, for the original owner. Wear parts such as brake pads, rotors, tires, chains and grips are not covered, and neither are crashes, stunt riding or racing. Eunorau asks you to register the bike right after purchase and to have it checked by a Eunorau dealer after the first year. We are an authorized dealer, so the warranty applies.

Same trike, same price. Dark Grey has a dark grey frame; Orange has an orange frame with the same black seat, wheels and rack.