I didn’t fully appreciate this trike until I saw it in person. I’m 5’10” and I wanted something to be comfortable riding. I heard 4” tires made for a smoother ride. The trike has just about everything except a parking break, which is easy to compensate for (a nickel works perfectly). This an aluminum alloy frame which is just 81 pounds. When I test drove, I found the heavier the bike the more pull as the road leans. This one is not so much. I belong to an e-bike group and this has been described as “bada$$”. Yup. I think it is. There’s a learning curve for driving a trike but it’s going well. Many people purchase trikes because of balance issues but I don’t have that problem , but at my years, I figure it’s an investment in my future. If I had to do it over again, I’d buy the same bike.
I bought this Forza GoBike on a bit of a prayer—mobility has been tricky since the old body started acting up again (crippling disability), and I needed something to get me moving again without feeling like I was giving up. Turns out, this thing didn't just meet expectations, it mowed right over them.
Turning was weird at first—It felt like tipping over, like I was learning to walk again—but that’s the trick: you’re not unstable, just new to a different kind of ride. Give it time. You'll find your balance.
The dual batteries? Helluva punch. I was sweating range and it turns out I didn’t need to. I ride all over and still have juice to spare. The thing, it hums, it climbs, and it keeps going.
The rear basket and bag are built like they were meant to carry something important, not just look good. The phone holder, the speaker, the bell, the drink holder, even the helmet—all solid. No gimmicks. Just tools that work. Get mirrors, though. Trust me. You'll want the eyes behind you. I got a pair on amazon that do the job for just twenty dollars.
I’m not one to throw around praise, but this trike gave me a piece of my freedom back and. That’s not small. That’s everything.
This bike is unsafe. As you can see in the video I am not going fast but I cannot turn the bike without one of the back wheels coming off the ground.
I think it's wonderful. Lightweight, foldable and compact. It has a very low step through height. My back will appreciate the backrest on long trips. All the parts seem robust and well done. Rear carrier is quite large. I have a broken tibia so my bike guy did the final assembly in just over an hour. He likes it too. I'll get my mobility back. Yay!