Lekker - een bakfiets.
Jasmine2026 · F
I love my 3 wheel bike
EuropeGuy · 56-60, M
@Jasmine2026 I will love mine too when I get it delivered
ArishMell · 70-79, M
Actually a trike not a bike, but never mind. What is forwards visibility like, especially with the canopy raised?
It looks as having four passenger seats. That seems a bit over-optimistic, implying it can carry five people. Can it? Or are those straps simply intended as load restraints?
So I found the Polish makers' own advertising, which states children (which it calls "kids") not adults, but up to what age or size is obviously for the user to decide. How do they board and alight?
Presumably the registration and insurance laws are fairly easy in your country but it may well be illegal for public road use in others unless properly registered and insured; and possibly with its driver holding a relevant driving-licence. In the UK it might be classed as a "motor tricycle", so a motor vehicle, but other countries' regulations may be tighter or more lax.
Electrically-assisted but it looks very heavily-built and all that weight will restrict its range. Feasible for pottering around a town on fairly flat land, perhaps, though I don't suppose it's meant for anything more than that.
It looks as having four passenger seats. That seems a bit over-optimistic, implying it can carry five people. Can it? Or are those straps simply intended as load restraints?
So I found the Polish makers' own advertising, which states children (which it calls "kids") not adults, but up to what age or size is obviously for the user to decide. How do they board and alight?
Presumably the registration and insurance laws are fairly easy in your country but it may well be illegal for public road use in others unless properly registered and insured; and possibly with its driver holding a relevant driving-licence. In the UK it might be classed as a "motor tricycle", so a motor vehicle, but other countries' regulations may be tighter or more lax.
Electrically-assisted but it looks very heavily-built and all that weight will restrict its range. Feasible for pottering around a town on fairly flat land, perhaps, though I don't suppose it's meant for anything more than that.
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ninalanyon · 70-79, T
@EuropeGuy I see non-electric cargo bikes everywhere when I'm in Denmark. There are quite a few here in Norway too. Usually not as big as yours though, only space for two children.
EuropeGuy · 56-60, M
@ninalanyon There is different sizes on them
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
Reverse rickshaw
EuropeGuy · 56-60, M
@MrBrownstone whats that?
senghenydd · M
They might take off.
thisguy20 · 46-50, M
Doesn't look like there is a battery...





