Adult electric tricycles don't require balancing like 2-wheeled bicycles. That's why people with balance and mobility difficulties (or who never learned to balance a 2-wheeler) often use electric trikes for shopping, errands, and short trips.
Although stable when stopped or when ridden straight ahead, standard upright adult tricycles (left picture) tend to tip when turning at "high" speeds. To avoid that tipping, most Folding electric bikes speeds are limited to well below e-bike speeds. Both kits and e-trikes are available in this style.
Many people discover that lowering the seat height (Flyhorse three wheel bikes lowers their center of gravity) increases stability so they are safer at higher speeds. Recumbent trikes (right picture) also offer more comfort with a wider, softer seat and a backrest. As a result, recumbent trikes are gaining popularity. Although is a step in the right direction, a wide variety of recumbent and semi-recumbent trikes are available. (Click here for even more variety.) Flyhorse three wheel bikes recumbents are available as complete trikes. So, you will likely need to get a kit and install it onto the trike of your choice.
