DELTA TRIKES

Trike Concepts: two wheels in front or in back?

Among the different wheel arrangements available in the recumbent trike market, the "Delta" geometry used by Hase Bikes stands out as offering a wide range of unique advantages. The "Delta" principle entails two rear wheels and one directional wheel at the front. This means that the rider is seated between the front and rear axle. Below we list some of the key arguments in its favor.

Small turning circle

A small turning circle is very useful when riding along sinuous roads and when parking the bike.

Good ground clearance

Ground clearance is crucial for any off road excursion. In an urban context, where steps and ramps are to be found, ground clearance is also an important component of safety and accessibility.
Due to its low profile design, the linear shifting system offers a greater separation between chain and ground. (The linear shifting system is not available for the TRIGO models.)

Great access to the seat

Great clearance to access the seat.
The handle bars can be used as grip to facilitate the movement.

Vertical parking function

All Hase trikes are capable of vertical parking, allowing the bike to be stored in tight spaces.

Trike trailer option

Any Hase trike can easily be attached to a normal bike with a Weber hitch. (The trailer option is not available for the TRIGO models.)

2WD with differential offers great climbing ability

When combined with a differential, the two wheel drive (2WD) offers a unique uphill performance, no matter the terrain.
Adding a Shimano Steps motor will turn this trike into an insatiable climber!

Trike tandem option

Two Hase trikes can be attached together.

top handlebar option for the TRIGO UP delta trike

Top handle bar option for the TRIGO UP model

The top handle bar offers direct steering and a wide range of adjustments.
The feature gives the rider better control on the shifters, brakes and motor display, and a better view of the road.

Higher seat offers better visibility by car drivers

Higher seat offers better visibility to other vehicles.

Trike Concepts: two wheels in front or in back?

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