<p>I really like my Terratrike Rover. I am a large person and am over the weight limit of most trike. I purchase my Rover trike in the spring and have lost sixty pound in seven months. I am now down to 350 Lbs and ride my trike every day I can for about forty five minutes to one hour. I just purchase a roller to go under the rear wheel so I can ride the trike indoors on bad weather days this winter. I did put on the Terratrike wide option handlebars because the handlebars were too close to my legs when I turned a corner. I like the handlebars in the Rover which are different than most other trikes on the market. Having my hands straight is more comfortable than up and down like most other trikes. Everything works well, the gears have worked flawlessly and the brakes stop very well even though I am heavy. I like that the seat is higher than other brands of trikes which makes it easier to get out of. The frame is very sturdy and well made.</p>

This is my first trike and didn't know what to expect. The trike rides ok but you definitley get what you pay for.

<p>I have had my Terratrike Rover for six months and have been very happy with it's performance. I know it is an entry level tricycle but I am old fart and it work just fine for what I want to do. I ride my trike about three miles almost every day, it stops and shifts well. I like that it has high seat height so it is easy to get on and off of. I also like that the seat is very adjustable.</p>

The trike is ok. Ive had other recumbents in the past and this one just doesnt do it for me. Its a nice trike but the steering is a little stiffer than im famaliar with. I think it would make a nice first trike especially due to the adjustability of the seat and handle bar positions. Just wasnt quite for me.