Stoping
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Two breaks.
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Turning
- When doing a right turn then I will place my left hand in the middle. This way I can hold on tight and keep my body balanced.
- When doing a left turn place your right hand in the middle to have a controlled turn and a balanced body.
Gears
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The Hood
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Storage
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Battery and Throttle
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Getting a Passanger on Board
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Introduction
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A trishaw is a fantastic bike to have wonderful experiences with your passengers. The trishaw can fit two passengers in front, which gives you as a pilot a fantastic opportunity to talk to your passengers.
When standing still it is possible to lean forward, which is a great way to get the conversation going. When cycling it is very important to go slow. When you are sitting as a passenger it feels a bit faster than when you sit in the saddle. So make sure to go slow and take slow turns. Push the brakes while turning. Make sure it is done controlled, smooth and slow so the passenger feels comfortable. |
Always lock the passenger seatbelt while riding. When riding without passengers always lock the seatbelt and place it in the seat. If loose, you risk the seatbelt getting stuck in the wheel.
San Antonio Chapter
Please be aware that as a volunteer under the Cycling Without Age program and while driving the Cycling Without Age trishaws you are not to collect money, tips or any form of tangible gratitude from the passenger and that you must obey all traffic laws that a vehicle is required to follow.
We wish you a very very pleasant trip.
San Antonio Chapter
Please be aware that as a volunteer under the Cycling Without Age program and while driving the Cycling Without Age trishaws you are not to collect money, tips or any form of tangible gratitude from the passenger and that you must obey all traffic laws that a vehicle is required to follow.
We wish you a very very pleasant trip.