$599.99 when purchased online
Target Online store #3991
About this item
Highlights
- Intended for: 12 years & up
- Ergonomic design
- Fun way to let your little one stay active outdoors
Description
Bored from riding two wheels? Check out the Mobo Triton Pro — this extraordinary ride comes with all the qualities you look for in leisure cycling. A sportier look, low rugged chassis, and an innovative rear-wheel steering system offer you a ride like nothing you have ever experienced before. Its ergonomic recumbent seat and a sturdy, adjustable frame guarantees you a relaxed riding experience and will last for years to come. With a ride that accommodates heights from 4’ to 6’3”, this remarkable cruiser is adjustable and can be customized to your height. With quality you can trust, caliper handbrakes, front free-wheel mechanism, and a stylish finish are just among many of its features. Don’t just take our word for it - come and get your ride on today!
Dimensions (Overall): 48.0 Inches (L), 29.0 Inches (H) x 28.0 Inches (W)
Weight: 55.0 Pounds
Holds up to: 250.0 Pounds
Features: Adjustable Frame, Chainless, Cushioned Seat
Suggested Age: 12 Years and Up
Rear Wheel Diameter: 16.0 Inches
Bicycle Frame Material: Steel
Rim Material: Aluminum
Pedal Material: Aluminum
Seat Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
Assembly Details: Adult Assembly Required, Tools Provided
Wheel height: 20"
Bicycle frame size: 12"
Maximum Handlebar Height: 22 Inches
Maximum Seat Height: 12.5 Inches
Tire Width: 2 Inches
Adjustable Seat: No
Adjustable Handlebar: No
Battery: No Battery Used
Warranty: 30 Day Limited Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item, please call Target Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869
TCIN: 10935952
UPC: 818997003566
Item Number (DPCI): 082-09-0501
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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Shipping details
Estimated ship dimensions: 41 inches length x 12 inches width x 23 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 55 pounds
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Q: I'm 60, 5'5" tall, about 165. Specs say I could use either adult or child one then? I'm curious of average cruising speed. Seems not as fast as a regular bike, someone said 3 to 4 mph and they couldn't keep up with other casual bikers?
submitted by SunnyDazeInFLA - 6 years ago
A: you might be able to use the childs bike, but i would get the adult one, the tires are bigger and its a bit better built, the extra money is worth it, deafinately get the adult trike. The bike does not go fast at all, its like a trike, it has no gears, you peddle constantly, even on downhills, you don't coast very much, so you do get a good workout. The trike does have freewheel, so it coasts a little. You deafinately wouldn't keep up with regular bikers, i just rode by myself and made friends along the way, after a year, i purchased a recumbant bike with gears and absolutely love it, but i had so much fun on my trike and was happy to purchase a nicely made trike, that i could test out to see if i could even ride a bike like this, while waiting for a knee replacement.
submitted byRachels mom - 4 years agoA: I thought I read the weight capacity for the youth Mobo was under 40', what did you read??
submitted byPamela - 5 years agoA: Yes. The average speed for the Mobo Three-Wheel cruiser is about 3-4 miles, depending on the effort on pedalling. It is common you wouldn't be able to keep up with casual bikers.
submitted by - 5 years ago
Q: are these bikes transportable?
submitted by Gurt - 6 years ago
A: Yes, thdy dissassemble.
submitted by - 5 years agoA: yes, you can unscrew the bolt in the boom to make the trike smaller for easier transport, but it might not fit into the trunk of a car, a little hatchback or suv, or small truck is ideal.
submitted byRachels mom - 4 years ago
Q: Do these work well on the beach, in the sand?
submitted by chelebean - 6 years ago
A: Hi Chelebean, These are great for the beach on sidewalk but similar to a bicycle it would be very difficult to pedal in the sand. Thank you MoboCruiser
submitted byMoboCruiser - 6 years agoA: I would not recommend trying to ride this trike on the sand, a paved road or bike trail is pefect, as long as it isn't to hilly, you can manage small hills,
submitted byRachels mom - 4 years ago
Q: Can you make the bike smaller to fit into a hatchback car???
submitted by Pamela - 5 years ago
A: There is bolt in the boom that you can loosen to make the boom shorter or longer, to accomadate taller or shorter riders, so it can be made pretty small to fit in the back of a hatchback car, i used to haul mine in a small jeep liberty. And still had a bit of room.
submitted byRachels mom - 4 years ago
Q: Is assembly required?
submitted by Ivemann - 5 years ago
A: Yes, the Mobo Three-Wheeled cruiser needs assembly.
submitted by - 5 years ago
Q: Is the angle of the seat adjustable?
submitted by Caouna - 6 years ago
A: Hi Caouna, No the seat is not adjustable. We do have a different model called the Mobo Shift. That one has the back of the seat adjustable. Thank you MoboCruiser
submitted byMoboCruiser - 6 years ago
Q: What is size of seat for Mobo Adult Triton Pro 20" Three Wheeled Cruiser please?
submitted by Jaime W - 7 years ago
A: Hi Jaime, The seat cushion is around 11 3/4" x 11 1/8" and the seat back is around 12"w x 19"h Thank you MoboCruiser
submitted byMoboCruiser - 6 years ago
Q: Are their any geers ?
submitted by Low rider - 8 years ago
A: Hello, the Mobo Triton Pro is a single-geared cruiser and will cruise at the same speed you are pedaling.
submitted byCustomerCareSpecialist - 8 years agoBrand expert
Q: Does it come assembled at this price? Is the reversal model? Does it fold?
submitted by Robert - 8 years ago
A: The Mobo Triton Pro has a free wheel mechanism which does not allow pedaling and moving in reverse. This cruiser does not come assembled but it does come with instructions and tools required for assembly which is about 30 minutes. It does not fold, but the front and the rear frames can be easily separated and reconnected for portability.
submitted byCustomerCareSpecialist - 8 years agoBrand expert
Q: I am an adult, but I am only 4'11". I am under the weight limit for both the adult and youth styles. Should I order the youth or adult?
submitted by Amagail - 8 years ago
A: The Triton (youth model) is recommended for 3'5" to 5'5" and up to 220lbs, so a 4'11" adult will be able to ride comfortably. However, for an adult, the Triton Pro (recommended for 4' - 6'3" and up to 250lbs) may be a more suitable and stable ride.
submitted byCustomerCareSpecialist - 8 years agoBrand expert
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4 out of 5 stars
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Hfhh - 2 months ago, Verified purchaser
My kids cannot ride regular bikes and these are perfect. -Pros I experienced: FAST shipping! Tools included Adjustable for various heights Special needs friendly Target price lower than anywhere else -Cons: Front fender came bent Instruction manual was for a different bike model Needs more reflectivity and/or safety features
Great bike!
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Superchu - 3 years ago, Verified purchaser
Very comfortable smooth ride! Easy to assemble great price
retired
5 out of 5 stars
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335larry - 4 years ago, Verified purchaser
this bike is great for older riders to get exercise while not having to worry about falling. very comfortable to ride and easy to control. my doctor recommended a stationary bike, but this bike gets me outside for fresh air . it was easy to assemble and fund to ride. great purchase
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4 out of 5 stars
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Elise G - 4 years ago
I purchased this bicycle last July. The left rear tire came with a slow leak in the tube. I had to fill it every time I used it. So I hardly used it. This week I had it replaced. I ended up riding the bicycle four times this week. It was very joyful. Do you sell accessories for the bicycle?
LOVE
5 out of 5 stars
Mobo crazed fan - 5 years ago
AM I HAVING FUN OR WHAT?! If this little buggy falls completely to bits today I would still have gotten my whole money’s worth!! I’m pretty sure I’m directly responsible for a large portion of new sales in my area because I’m out and about on it every chance I get and LOTS of folks want to know where I got it every time. It is beyond comfy on your entire human frame, (I did mod it up with a crazy kitchen chair cushion since the sturdy seat needs a bit of, well, cushioning.) I can peddle around, using my natural core strength (hips and legs, braced against seat back) all reclined and nearly effortless, it just doesn’t get much better than that! I added all kinds of cool junk (phone and cup holder, bell, lights, bike lock, etc.) and have plans for a trailer to haul small beings and greater loads than my strapped-on backpack. I load it in the truck easily (small oldish woman) and yet it’s plenty weighty feeling. It’s zippy and works on the side of the sidewalk as well as on the sidewalk. Yesterday I maneuvered through a crowded festival taking up no more space than a mother and stroller, then I bought a big fat lobster roll and a frozen mochaccino, and ate it with my feet kicked up on the front wheel, watching mortals walk and stand. It is straight up awesome.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Leonore - 6 years ago, Verified purchaser
Great for people with lower back pain to be able to ride comfortably!
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1 out of 5 stars
Limited arms - 6 years ago, Verified purchaser
Disappointing to learn the seat is 12 inches off the ground. This information was not available online before it was ordered. That height is too difficult for most older adults. Even though it is advertised as an adult trike, it is really for children. The under seat steering and Delta recumbent style were too tempting.
Scenic park touring
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Sam - 7 years ago, Verified purchaser
I'm 74 and have found this "trike" just what I've been needing. I can now exercise and enjoy the scenery along with the breezy fresh air it naturally provides. The design makes it easy for me to "shrink" it and "throw" it in my station wagon (just does fit) and go to so many local parks (with paved walkways) and enjoy myself! Adding a gearing system would only make it where it would not fit in my wagon.
junk
1 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
ed - 7 years ago, Verified purchaser
worthless piece of junk, don't buy this trike.
1 reply from CustomerCareSpecialist team - 7 years ago
We are sorry to hear you're not content with the Triton Pro. We welcome your feedback. Please contact us at (626)855-0900, or info@asaproducts.com. We'd be more than happy to resolve any issues you may have. Our office hours are M-F 8:30 am - 5:00 pm PST.
Great for starters
4 out of 5 stars
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Adriana - 7 years ago, Verified purchaser
So far so good. My son is 14 and seems to be almost too big for this bike. I wish it was able to reverse and that tires were a bit larger. Gears would great too. Needs water bottle holder too. Otherwise, you get what you pay for. Product could be better made but I think this might be as good as it gets in terms of this style of bike. I would recommend this as a starter bike for those with special needs.
Back surgery recovery, low riding, safely ride with less danger of falling.
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Nancy - 7 years ago, Verified purchaser
Our daughter, mother of 3, has had 2 back surgeries. Surgeon wouldn't release her to ride standard bike. Did allow her to use this, low riding, bike.
Great bike for special needs and hip replacement!
5 out of 5 stars
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Sam and Sue - 8 years ago, Verified purchaser
My 16 year old son with special needs had a hip replacement and this type of bike was suggested to help keep him fit. HE LOVES IT!
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5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Patti - 8 years ago, Verified purchaser
Bought this bike for my husband for his birthday. He really likes it. He takes it on the trails and said it rides really nice.
Mobo
1 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
Jp - 9 years ago
This is a cute bike however anything other than riding up and down the driveway it is not going to work. I am returning the bike. We went for a ride at the local campground and my adult son was peddling like crazy and barely getting anywhere. I could have walked next to him faster. I would not recommend Buying
I love the design of this bike, but...
4 out of 5 stars
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mommyhen42 - 9 years ago
It is listed as (adult) and I am pretty short, only 5' so I thought this would be great for me. The problem is that if you are taller than say 4'8" or so this tryke is too short to get proper extension on the pedals. It also doesnt turn as tight as I would have liked. Other than that it is an awesome tryke.
1 reply from CustomerCareSpecialist team - 9 years ago
Hello mommyhen42, We are glad to hear that you are enjoying your new Mobo Cruiser. Regarding the length of our cruisers, all of our cruisers have adjustable frames. The Mobo Triton Pro accommodates heights from 4' to 6'3". To adjust the frame you simply need to release the knob on the frame and slide the front portion of the cruiser out to the desired length. Once you have found the desired sizing, it should lock into place and then secure the knob. Hope this helps! Thank you for your feedback. -Mobo Cruiser
needs gears
4 out of 5 stars
jack - 13 years ago
For the price they should have put gears on the bike. It can only go at a slow speed. If it had gears it would be more ridable. Going at a very slow speed is boring after about 5 minutes of riding it. My opinion, its an over priced childs bike! To make it more enjoyable they need to add some gears to be able to shift into higher gears. The front wheel can also be a little bigger if your an adult due to your feet hitting ground while pedaling. Nice bike but needs to be tweaked as far as front wheel and gears
Recommend it to people
5 out of 5 stars
- 13 years ago
It's very easy to maneuver, and stable when you're riding. My wife and son take turns riding on it. I always have people complimenting it when I'm riding it around the neighborhood. Overall a really nice bike. I've had it for a while, and haven't had any issues with it.
A great bike
5 out of 5 stars
Andrew - 13 years ago
I bought it for my daughter, and she loves it. She rides it around everyday. It's a great and safe way for kids to have fun. I would definitely recommend it to people!
Must Buy!
5 out of 5 stars
Jeff - 13 years ago
I really enjoyed this bike, I bought it for my son and he is on it every day. A great way for him to be outdoors and stay productive! I would recommend it to parents would want there kids to not be in their rooms all day. Helps them stay active in a safe and fun way! 5 stars no doubt.
Mobo Ultimate Pro trike
3 out of 5 stars
charles - 14 years ago
1 cleverly designed. Simple mechanism for keeping the rear steering wheels in proper caster and camber alignment as the trike is steered. 2 steering effective 3 fun to ride, comfortable. Minus 1. leaking valve inner tubes. 2. 2 bolt holes per wheel side for the flanges at each end of the front wheel axle not equal distance from the ground, making front wheel rotate in a plane approximately 3.5 degrees tilt. Communicated within the 30 day warranty period, requesting a new front end assembly including the tube that contains the two welded arms that connect to the front wheel axle. The only thing I was able to get from the California representative was a replacement front wheet to try, it did not change anything. Conclusion A well-designed, fun to ride trike needs better Quality Control.