Today’s e-bike market is filled to the brim with all sorts of machines for folks looking to ride in all sorts of terrain. On the one hand, you have your practical and convenient commuter e-bikes designed to shuttle you to work or school and back in a breeze. You also get a myriad of utility-focused cargo e-bikes with impressive payload capacities. On the other end of the spectrum, you get machines designed to tackle all sorts of off-road terrain.
Indeed, bikes like the DYU King750 and the Watt Wagon Hound are perfect for folks looking to tackle some rugged terrain, but not everyone is looking to hit the trails on two wheels. For whatever reason, there seems to be a growing interest in three-wheeled e-bikes – or e-trikes, as they’re called. These nifty three-wheelers are becoming more and more capable too, more than just hauling you and your belongings around.
