Last week we went for a late night ride on the parade route with one of the local parade riders named Vartan. The route is on Yonge Street running south from Orchard Heights Blvd. to Murry Drive approximately two kilometres. There are some ups and downs, and one hill that might challenge some riders. But with four lanes to ride in we'll do our best to make sure that everyone gets along the route to the end. Thanks Vartan for your help in this years float.

We would love to have some more riders if you're available. We have some younger male riders (less than 10 years of age) and some in their 30s and 40s and one female rider in her mid 30s. We would love to have some more females and include some elderly males and females in the ride. We need to know soon, as we've just finished making our first round of elf costumes. Please contact us if you're interested in attending this years Trikke parade float.

We finally got the Trikke Tribred set up for demo purposes. The model we have for Tribred demoing is on a Trikke 8 Air.

This unit is just too much fun. I think everyone that has tried it so far is amazed by how much power the unit has. We see the ideal condition for a rider is having a dedicated Trikke for the electric utility. I still find that I like the exercise that a non-motorized Trikke provides, but like the easy feel of mobility that the Tribred offers.

We've also tested the unit for use as a training assistant by having a certified Trikke trainer ride with a student on the same unit. The motor is then used as power assist with the goal of giving a better feel of the Trikke ride to the student. The results worked very well. We will try to provide a video of this in the future.

If you're interested in coming by for a demo session please get in contact with us.

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