The Seon Trike Looks Poised to Compete Against the Neighborhood Boys

Although it is visibly much better engineered and well crafted than what most tweenage boys can construct in their parents' garages, the Seon Trike bears a distinctive resemblance to the sort of foot, gravity or pedal-powered conveyances that are raced for community competition.

The tricycle is fairly narrow in width but flaunts an elongated chassis for its sitter to spread out. He sits on a reclining seat with this legs straight out in front of him for a relaxed position while pedaling. A set of handlebars is within easy reach for strain-free steering and breaking. A white skeletal shell protects the sides of Luis Cordoba's Seon Trike and its three broad wheels, with sufficient grip, make one's ride a lot smoother.