Electric Tricycle for Adults
Explore our premium electric tricycle lineup, designed for effortless commuting and leisurely rides. Viribus offers exceptional value for money. Find the perfect electric three wheel bikes for your lifestyle today!
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250/350W
750W (Peak 1200W)
350W
36V 13Ah / 48V 13 Ah - certified per UL standards
48V, 14.7Ah Samsung Battery
48V 10.4Ah high-tech lithium battery
33 - 38.5 mi.
36 miles
20 - 40 Miles
1 / 7 Speed
7 speed
Shimano, 21-speed
UL 2271 2289
UL 2271 2289
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15.5 mph
20 Mph
20 Mph with throttle, 24 Mph with pedal
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About 3 Wheel Electric Bicycle
See Real Rider Experiences
Hear directly from riders who have embraced the stability and power of their Viribus 3 wheel electric bicycle (E-Trike):
We’ve been having so much fun riding together! The trike is comfortable, easy to handle, and gives me the confidence to enjoy longer rides outside. It’s wonderful being able to spend time with family while staying active and enjoying the neighborhood.
We bought this tricycle after giving up my bicycle because of balance problems. It is nice to be able to ride with my husband, safely, and get exercise with a chosen level of resistance. My husband takes it shopping and always gets questions about it. People want to know where to get them. My husband wants one for his birthday. Our kids and grandkids all tried it out when they visited and rode it to help deliver Christmas goodies around the neighborhood.
FC1 trike combines insane performance with pure utility. Hitting 19 MPH on a trike is a thrilling experience. Yet, it's the cargo capacity that seals the deal. I've carried multiple bags of gardening soil home. It's an absolute workhorse that makes every ride in the city a joy.
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Which Electric Tricycle Fits Your Ride?
Everyday Riding & Commuting
For daily errands, neighborhood rides, and commuting, focus on a comfortable riding position, practical battery range, and easy handling at lower speeds. A step-through frame can also make getting on and off more convenient. If you regularly ride in traffic or make frequent stops, consider how the trike handles starting, braking, and turning rather than focusing only on top speed.
Folding & Easy Storage
A folding electric tricycle can be useful when storage space is limited or when you want to transport the trike in a vehicle or RV. Before choosing one, check the folded dimensions, overall weight, and how much space you have available at home or in your vehicle. Folding convenience is helpful, but the folded size and weight still need to work for your setup.
Cargo & Errands
If you regularly carry groceries, bags, or other everyday items, look closely at the available cargo space and the trike's rated load capacity. A practical cargo setup can make shopping and short-distance errands easier without requiring a separate vehicle. Also consider how the weight will be distributed and whether the motor and battery specifications fit the terrain and distance you normally ride.
Fat-Tire & Rougher Terrain
For gravel paths, uneven surfaces, or other less predictable riding conditions, a fat-tire electric tricycle may be worth considering. Wider tires can provide more contact with the riding surface and are commonly used on trikes designed for mixed or rougher terrain. Even with wider tires, choose a model based on the surfaces you actually ride and check its specifications before taking it onto more demanding terrain.
FAQ
Only electric tricycles specifically designed and rated for two riders should be used to carry two adults. Check the model's seating configuration and maximum load capacity before carrying a passenger. A standard single-seat electric tricycle should not be assumed to support two riders.
Helmet requirements vary by state and local jurisdiction and may depend on the vehicle's classification, speed, and the rider's age. Check the current rules that apply to your location before riding an electric tricycle on public roads or paths.
Yes, but the ability to handle a hill depends on the specific model and riding conditions. Motor output, rider and cargo weight, battery condition, hill grade, and surface all affect climbing performance. If you regularly ride on steep routes, compare the manufacturer's specifications with the terrain you expect to ride.
Compared with a two-wheel e-bike, a 3 wheel electric bike is typically wider and heavier. This can make it more difficult to transport, store, or maneuver through tight spaces. The three-wheel layout also has a different cornering feel, so riders switching from a bicycle may need some time to adjust.
The rules for electric tricycles vary by state and local jurisdiction. Whether a particular model can be used on public roads, bike lanes, or multi-use paths may depend on its classification, speed, equipment, and where it is being ridden. Check your local regulations before riding in public areas.
For seniors, useful features may include a step-through frame, a comfortable and adjustable seat, easy-to-use controls, dependable brakes, and stable low-speed handling. If the tricycle will be used regularly, also consider its weight, battery range, storage space, and how easy it is to get on and off. The right combination depends on the rider's mobility, terrain, and intended use.
