| Reviews : Trikke Tech T8 Series 3-Wheeled Carving Scooter (Black) |
Technical Details
- Equipped with the much sought-after air-filled tires for better hill climbing and smooth travel over varied terrain
- This is the new adult ride for comfort and deep carving fun
- The buck-knife folding system is a plus for ease of folding and set-up
- Mounts both 7¿ and 8¿ polyurethane wheels as well on the same steel frame in case you want to change it up
- What's not to likke? Suggested Weight Limit 250lbs
Product Description
Our most popular model, the T8 Air comes equipped with high performance air tires and aluminum rims, aircraft-grade aluminum frame and upgraded components. The T8-air is the machine for the real enthusiast. Full Air allows the rider to carve up all kinds of pavement and go for miles. Suggested Weight Limit 250lbsSimilar Products
Customer Reviews
By S. TROYER
This thing is built tough, lots of fun recommend to any one that enjoys rollerblading or skating.
By Byron Dillard (VA)
This was my second Trikke. We also have a T78. I bought this on the recommendation of a trainer who pointed out that although the frame sizes are very similar, the T8 allows more room for movement when the handlebars are raised to the proper height for someone like myself. I'm about 5'10" and I usually ride the T8 and my wife who is 5'4" rides the T78 although sometimes we switch for a little variety. Although the two Trikkes are very similar, there is a definite step up in the design and construction of the T8 which justifies the price difference.
By Michael Hallett Arnold (MN)
I got one of these for my birthday, two days ago. I have been out practicing on it for short intervals throughout the weekend. It has got easier, and I occasionally get into a rhythm with it and I just go. I know that soon I will become more naturalized with the trikke, and that rhythm will become second nature. I am really pleased with it.
By Captainbob (Atlanta)
Update : You can buy this Trikke at Costco now for around $269.....
The T8 is my second Trikke. I purchased a T78 back in September and I am totally hooked on Trikking. I am retired and ride my T78 about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 hours a day. It is an all body workout and is fun. There is a learning curve, but once you get past that you can really move on the Trikke. I have lost over 13 pounds since I started Trikking. It will do up to 17 mph on flat terrain and really fly down hills.
The T8 is the Top of the line Trikke in it's size category, which will work for someone up to 6'5" and 250 pounds. It folds up in a few seconds, weighs 20 pounds, and you can put it in your car trunk, carry it with you, and store it in the corner of a room standing on end when folded. The ride is great, and it handles like a sports car. If you want something that is fun, and to get in shape for the rest of your life, the Trikke will do it for you. You will actually become addicted to riding it.
Lately there have been reports on one of the forums of welds failing on both the T78 and T8 models where the leg attaches to the Trikke. The result could be an injury when this happens, so you should always check your Trikke before every ride. There have also been many reports of brand new Trikkes that have loose bearings in the steering column which require compressing the column even on a brand new Trikke, prior to riding it. If you are not mechanically inclined, this could be aggravating. I purchased a tool from one of the dealers to compress the column properly.
By Judith A. Romero
Awesome! Feels like skating/skiing/flying...fantastic exercise that works the core muscles while you are having fun!
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