Testing the Addmotor Grandtan Trike: Road, Gravel Road, Bike Trail, Off Road & Hill Climb in Sitka
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- I am further testing the Addmotor Grandtan E-Trike. Putting it through the paces. Filmed in Sitka Alaska with a Akaso 4k Adventure Camera. Follow the Sitka Oldduffer as he explores Sitka Alaska using assistive mobility devices. Meet interesting people, see historical sites, experience nature at its best. Explore hidden places. Walk one of the finest trail systems in the world. Exploring unique fauna and flora. Streams full of fish. Rugged coastlines and ocean beaches that stretch for miles and ecosystems extending high up into the mountains. Learn about Old Growth Forests, Muskegs, Alpine Meadows. Don't let disability or old age stop you from enjoying Sitka Alaska.
View my other Sitka Alaska Channel at: / @david-sitka-oldduffer
Yes…it’s a lot of fun getting old! At least you found a way to get out and enjoy nature again..good for you
When I was only able to walk 100-200 yards in my Stand-up walker, I knew I had to do something. I first looked at E-Chairs and Scooters. Way to expensive! So I went with the Trike. So far so good!
do the 50 miil ride on cam
Nice, but would like to see the trike.
Check out my other videos on my channel. Many more videos are coming.
It's kinda off-road wheelchair
If you use just the throttle how many miles can you get on a charge I'm a fellow TH-camr and I am trying to figure out if I could make it to the scrap yard and back home on a charge
On a flat road, no hills, I think about 16-20 miles per charge. I think you would get bored using just the throttle. I like using gear #2-#3 to get a leg work out. I get 30-40 miles, on a charge even while going up and down hills.
@@ExploringSitkaAlaskausin-wj4wu I don't have the use of my legs to pedal but I think I'm going to have to get in touch with the company because It's 25 miles away from my house so I might need an extra battery
How far can you go on the battery?
I have been told it will travel about 20 miles on battery only. Much further with peddle assist (60-80) miles. That is on flat terrain. I am not expecting nearly that far on trails, hills, or cold weather.