Recumbent Riders

Ride farther and be more confident that you can get home.

NO heavy motor and battery on your trike. Simply hitch up the power trailer.

Why spin in low gear on simple hills?

Ridekick for Recumbent Bicycles

Want to be sure it will fit on your trike?
Phone or email and we’ll show you how.
Info@ridekick.com or 877-974-4440 ext 1

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The simplest way to add electric-powered assistance for recumbent bikes.
Starting at $799.

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Press the throttle a little for slow assistance or use a full throttle to help you get up to 19 miles per hour.

Have confidence with the stability of the Ridekick trailer.

Watch figure 8s in a product review.

Electric assist is a great equalizer.

Everyone can ride together on pleasure rides or short errands to the store and around town.

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Riders’ Remarks:

“Without the Ridekick trailer, I’m limited to 4 or 5 miles around the neighborhood. With the Ridekick boost, I can manage 16 to 20 miles on one of the local bike paths. On the longer rides I can even carry a lunch in the trailer.”
Phil, Illinois

“I use Ridekick motor mainly for long and slow inclines, steeper hills, when riding against the wind, or getting up to speed quickly when crossing intersections.”
Don, South Carolina

“Went to the dealer in Portland, OR this weekend and tried out the Ridekick trailer on my Greenspeed. It worked so well that my husband and I bought two! We will get a great many miles out of them.”
Nancy, Oregon

The Ridekick trailer works with most tadpole-style trikes. Many delta-style trikes with the right hardware are Ridekick ready as well, but some need an adapter. If you’re not sure, please send a photo of your trike for our quick feedback  to info@ridekick.com.

Are you a Ridekick trailer rider?

Send us a photo and let us know what model recumbent you ride. Share a favorite story too. We look forward to your submissions at info@ridekick.com

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Here’s an entry from a couple that takes a recumbent electric bike around the nation.  It looks like a wonderful way to get around when they get to a campground.