Sporting Goods > Outdoor Recreation > Cycling > Tricycles
FT1 Electric Trike - Dark Red
1Mooncool
$1199.99
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#2660-Q#1342-F+2The FT1 Tire Electric Trike offers a range of 35-60 miles and a weight capacity of 400 lbs. Equipped with 20" x 4.0 tires, it provides stability, safety, and versatility on almost any terrain, from city streets to rugged trails, making it ready for any adventure you want to take on. 500W Front Drive Motor 48V*14.5Ah Battery 20" x 4.0 Tires Shimano 7 Speed Upgraded Seat
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#2660-QWarnsWhy spend €1199.99 on fixed geometry when folding models cost only €100 more? The FT1 skips turn signals and parking brake. Mooncool's TK1 adds both features plus folding convenience. Same motor, same battery, better equipped. End of story.
#1342-FRecommendsCover's solid protection for the money, but you're looking at a trike that needs to move, not sit. Mooncool's electric lineup spans two price points here, FT1 at twelve hundred, TK2 at fourteen, and the FT1 gets you on the road without overthinking the extra euros. Grab the trike first, worry about storage later.
#5189-ERecommendsThe front-drive motor separates this from its siblings. Most trikes default to rear drive for stability; Mooncool chose differently here. Front drive demands rider engagement, sharper handling, less forgiving on loose terrain. The 20-inch tires anchor this choice sensibly. You're not buying convenience, you're buying a machine that requires you to understand it. That distinction matters.