The bike is pretty. But it was a little difficult to assemble. Uncomfortable and not sturdy. The Bike leans to the right as if there's a defect in the frame. I have equal amount of pressure in all the tires, still no difference. This does not help much with having mobility issues. It's like I have to lean to the left to try and level the bike. Even my daughter feels the unevenness and she is 37 yrs old with no problems with mobility.

At times the assembly manual changes perspective (i.e., shows trike from below rather than above) and 'upside-down' assemble gets confusing. The derailleur instruction drawings are hard to match with the actual parts and equipment, though the rest of the manual is excellent. Bike is very pretty when assembled. I wish it was made of aluminum, though weight is not a problem in everyday use because of the 7-speed gears. Trike has stable feeling and has handsome appearance. The basket area behind seat can be adapted to a second small seat, if one wishes, that could hold a young person and transport two people.

I offer this new rating of the source supplier for this product, Foxtell, because of their over-the-top response to issues that I had with this product delivery. They covered all bases by voluntarily offering to ship a second trike, gratis, while noting that I should keep the 1st trike which was shipped in a color not ordered. An offer to replace, without exchange, is an unusual positive action and a prudent business decision on the part of Foxtell.

I must disclose, however, that this is a complex product to assemble as noted by the manufacturer's (Sibosen) featured statement on page 1 of the Assembly Manual:

"...it's only a guide which may work for the handy. It may not be so useful if you do not have bicycle or tricycle assembly experience or if you're seniors. So never hesitate to find a local bike shop or a neighbor or friend for help..."

I have been wanting one of these bikes for many years now, so I'm very happy to say my long wait was well worth it! I'm not sure why anyone had any issues with this bike and the seller, because everything was amazing for me! The seller was great! There was a shipping issue and they handled it very well, and sent me a free cover for the trouble. I haven't received the cover yet, but the seller was very helpful updating me on that shipment as well! I will say a tricycle is much different to ride than your average bike. It does take some getting used to, but it's not impossible. My husband was able to put it all together perfectly. It was definitely a lot, it did take a couple of days, but he got it done! Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase! I highly recommend it!

A lot of reviews point out the difficulties during assembly. Yes, it's not something you can do in 30 minutes, but I'm pretty sure the bikes get assembled in the bike shops that sell them in the same way, so just understand that you are buying disassembled bike. The written instructions are somewhat useless, but the video referenced in the item description was very useful. It took about 8 hours total (over 3 evenings) to assemble it, adjusting the derailleur being the trickiest. The rest is straightforward, once you do it at least once :)
Once it's was assembled, my 65-year old Mom was able to enjoy the ride. I want to point out, that in a way, tricycle is trickier to ride than a bicycle. It doesn't have to do with this particular one, it's a general observation. I do a lot of mountain biking myself, and rely heavily on controlling the bike with balance and body position. You don't get any of that on the tricycle, just be prepared. But you do get a smooth ride where you don't have to worry about balance, provided you are riding in a straight line on an even road. Again, not related to this particular tricycle.
Overall, very pleased with the purchase, definitely worth the money spent.