David Parrott, in collaboration with Losantiville Kunstwerkhaus and Stress Engineering Services, has developed this Trimtab 3x3 recumbent tricycle. The Trimtab 3x3 is an electric-assisted tricycle featuring a canopy, flatbed storage and seasonally adaptable nylon skins and seating.
The Trimbat 3x3’s simple drive system allows users to lean in order to make it stable and turn on the curves. There are also hydraulic levers that provide assistance at stubborn curves. What's more, there are seasonal versions of the Trimbat 3x3, such as the water-resistant ripstop, the incorporation of breathable nylon for the summer seasons and waterproof insulated nylon for winters.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Handlebar-free Trikes
- The Trimtab 3x3 is a prime example of how innovative designers can remove traditional bike features to create new and efficient methods of transport.
- Electric-assisted Mobility
- The incorporation of a powerful electric motor to assist riders presents a massive opportunity for entrepreneurs to create new mobile products.
- Seasonally Adaptable Accessories
- The introduction of nylon skins adaptable to the seasons is an opportunity for design firms to create complementary accessories for mobility products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Transportation
- Entrepreneurs can capitalize on the popularity of mobility products by creating new and innovative designs for people to travel in unique ways.
- Sport & Recreation
- This industry has an opportunity to innovate and create new products that challenge conventional thinking towards recumbent tricycles.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Innovative designers can look to the creation of seasonally adaptable nylon skins to diversify and develop products that are suitable for all-weather conditions.
