Jun 20, 2019

Advantages Of An Adult Tricycle

By Nancy Scott


There are many reasons to get out and enjoy the summer weather. The nice thing about that is that you can get exercise while having fun with friends and family. One way is going for rides on bikes and trikes. Unfortunately, many adults have given up riding bikes for various reasons and have a bit of anxiety when it comes to starting the practice up again. The good news is that the adult tricycle has come back in style. These actually date back to before the two-wheeled version. Though they're not built for speed, they provide stability, good exercise, and fun for those riding them.

Summer offers the ability to get fit outside in the sun. With the weather turning nice, rains subsiding, and the cold weather is gone, being able to enjoy being outside is something that most people look forward to after months of hibernating from the cold winter months. Playing sports, enjoying picnics and bar-b-ques, throwing the Frisbee, and going for rides are all part of the summer adventure.

Many people give up exercise because it isn't much fun. In fact, that's the number one reason that most people stop trying to get in shape. It's just too hard. To make it worthwhile, you need to enjoy what you're doing and it needs to be easy enough that you don't dread or fear doing it. Riding on bikes or trikes will help you get fit while having fun and eliminating any dread about exercising that you may have.

Getting on a bicycle is intimidating for many people. Adults have usually not gone for a bike ride in years. The idea of hopping back on a bike can be intimidating because of the level of coordination that it takes. Some will even say that they haven't ridden in years and that's why they won't try it again. Fear of humiliation of tipping over is a huge deal. With a tricycle, those fears can be forgotten. Since there are two wheels in the back, you won't tip over. You can climb on board, get set, and start riding. Even when you come to a full stop you can keep your feet on the pedals; something you can't do on a bike.

Being comfortable helps going longer distances. When you are not a speed racer that competes on the bike, you will want to be comfortable while you ride. Speed bikes are made so the rider is as close to the frame as possible. This lets them go faster. The trike is designed for the non-competitive rider in mind. You sit upright or back in the seat and can look around instead of hunching over the front of the vehicle.

There are a couple of types of trikes. One is the upright trike. There are two wheels in the back and the seat is high and similar to most regular bikes. Your posture will be fully upright. The recumbent style sits lower to the ground and employs a bucket style seat. For this style, you sit back with your feet extended in front of you as you pedal and guide the bike. These are great for much longer rides because of their comfort level.

Group tours provide fun with a goal. You can create your own tour for your family, but joining an organized tour will have you stopping at scenic points that you might otherwise miss. They are great fun because the other riders are all in it for the same reason and will provide the support and encouragement needed. The guide will have a planned route that fits the skills of the riders in the group.

You need to enjoy your exercise in order to stick with it. Most do not have the discipline to stick with a routine if it is not fun and enjoyable. Going for a ride gives you great cardio style workouts while having fun and seeing the world around you.




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