TRIKE FAMILY HYBRID
1500

SRP* 8199 EUR

ArtNo. 789530

Comparison

750Wh

FEELS LIKE
RIDING.
BUT MORE.

A CUBE design concept powered by Bosch, the Trike Family Hybrid 1500 will redefine your expectations of pedal-powered transport by combining bicycle-like handling with the stabilty and safety of three wheels. Fourth generation Bosch CX Line drive is powered by twin 750Wh batteries, for a total of 1500Wh – meaning extended range. The unique tilting mechanism de-couples the load at the rear from the bike at the front, giving a natural feel to cornering. At the rear, the lightweight and tough box is designed with a high back and sides to help protect your children. A built-in rain cover lifts on its own gas strut, and the versatile seating and safety harnesses can be quickly and easily stowed away if you want to carry a cargo load instead. There's even a storage compartment in the main frame, and the option to fit a front rack. Now... do you really need to take the car?

Battery

1500 Wh

Wheels

24" / 20"

The future is here, it's actually pretty neat, and we're not just talking about the unique tilt mechanism. With its twin battery providing 1500Wh of juice to the Bosch drive system, this easy-to-ride people (and cargo) carrier means you can leave the car at home and still arrive at your destination fresh and relaxed.

More Information

Bike category of use: 2

You can find more information about Bike Classification at the following link.

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220
kg

Maximum system weight

The system weight describes the maximum permissible total mass. This must not be exceeded under any circumstances.

Please see the table for information on the distribution of weight across the system in conjunction with compatible accessories (luggage carriers, bike trailers, etc.).

System weight table

The flexible ONE SIZE CONCEPT makes one bike so versatile that it can be used by any number of people – irrespective of their height. Everyone can enjoy a comfortable ride courtesy of the upright riding position and step-through frame. The saddle and stem easily adjust up or down to suit any rider from around 5ft 2in to 6ft 2in (1.60m to 1.90m). The ONE SIZE CONCEPT is a universal platform that's ideal to share between the whole family, partners, friends, neighbours and colleagues alike. Or keep it for yourself as the perfect companion for wherever life takes you. One bike, flexible for all!

Geometry

	24" / 20": ONE SIZE
Seat tube	460
Top Tube Horizontal	590
Seat angle	72°
Head tube angle	68°
Chainstays	814
Head tube	190
Wheelbase	1487
BB-Height to Hub	20
Reach	391
Stack	613

Ergonomics

	24" / 20": ONE SIZE
Stem length	90
Handlebar width	700
Crank length	170
Diameter seatpost	34.9
Diameter tire maximum	640
Width tire maximum	66
Top tube horizontal (min. saddle and handlebar height)	600
Top tube horizontal (max. saddle and handlebar height)	600
Step-through width	100

Additional measurements

	24" / 20": ONE SIZE
Max. bike length	2200
Max. bike width	740
Max. box width, external	740

All values are given in millimetres or degrees.

CARGO BOX DIMENSIONS

Humans need to move, but it's becoming clearer that cars can be a problem rather than a solution. The Trike Family Hybrid 1500 offers a refreshing, practical and easy-to-ride alternative. An innovative design in its own right, it harnesses the power of Bosch's fourth-generation CX Line drive system with two 750Wh batteries for a total of 1500Wh. There's a Suntour Mobie34 suspension fork for a comfortable ride, even on rough city streets. We fitted powerful disc brakes – and a parking brake – to keep you safe in all weathers, and the stepless hub gear makes light work of any journey. The clever one-size-fits-most design uses a telescopic seatpost and an adjustable handlebar. At the rear, the versatile cargo box with built-in (but removeable) seats, safety harnesses and rain cover makes it a cinch to take along your kids, the shopping, the recycling... whatever you need. And the unique tilt mechanism, combined with the stability of three wheels, means it's as easy to manoeuvre as any normal hybrid bike. Who needs a car?