'By far the lightest, strongest, and most user-friendly mobility scooter ever'

LTrike M10 ~ Not just for travel

Of course The M10 is great for airports, train stations and Cruises, But the LTrike also makes everyday life at the office, mall, grocery store or boardwalk by the beach attainable again.

Anywhere there's a hard surface on which to ride, the LTrike can go there. No need for any vehicle attachments like a lift or a special rack--the LTrike should easily fit into any car trunk or back seat and is light enough to be lifted by virtually anyone for transport.

Amazingly usable

Easy to fold and unfold; easy to carry, easy to load. The LTrike weighs under twenty-six pounds (complete--including battery) and can fold up to be about the size of an overnight suitcase.

No need for fear of falling off the LTrike--if one ever feels unbalanced (not likely since the LTrike has been engineered to be lightweight but perfectly balanced and strong), all you need to do is take your foot (or feet) off of the foot rests and put them on the ground (only inches below).

Some design features and caveats

The LTrike comes equipped with a comfortable and adjustable seat, a cell-phone charger, light, horn, leather pack which holds the charging cord and world-wide power adaptor.

The LTrike is NOT for those who cannot put their feet on the ground while sitting on the LTrike or for anyone who is completely immobile, such as people who are confined to wheelchairs.

The LTrike IS for people who are still able to walk, but would prefer an easier (and faster) way to go longer distances or who plan to be moving around for extended lengths of time.

Designed and built in the USA

The LTrike was conceived, designed, and is built in Fallbrook, California. However, the components and raw materials are sourced from the best-qualified companies world wide. For instance the Li-Ion cells are made in Japan and then assembled in China to make our battery. The bauxite ore (makes the aluminum ingots that are used for the chassis) comes from tropical regions in Africa, Oceania and South America and the 6061 aluminum billets from this ore are made in Wenatchee, Washington. Electronic components come from Belgium, the UK, Spain, Japan, Lativia, Mexico, Canada, Denmark and South Korea. The carbon-fibre components come from France, Mexico, China, Canada and the USA. The Neodymium rare-earth magnets in the brushless direct-current motor come from China as they produce 95% of the rare-earth elements required to make the magnets. Click here to see a listing of countries by individual component.

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Current Order Backlog

The LTrike is individually hand assembled on a per-order basis to fit the user and to insure the freshest possible battery cell production date. The LTrike is therefore a very limited- production product so you need to check how long it will be before we can build one for you. Please give us a call at 01-760-723-8071 or email us for the next available shipment date.