Meet One Pair
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Meet One Pair. In summary, this is what cyclists think. Updated Jun 04, 2026 by Reda Ashour.
10 reasons to buy
- The Meet One Pair comes with 40lb-capacity front and 100lb-capacity rear baskets, lights, a backrest, and fenders.
- The passenger seat is rated to carry 300lb.
- The low center of gravity and low-slung passenger seat help increase stability.
- A tester is pleased with powerful Star Union hydraulic disc brakes.
- The Pair has a parking brake, thumb and twist throttles, and a reverse gear.
- The frame has space to store a spare battery.
- A reviewer praises the smooth power delivery using pedal assist.
- The stem angle, seats, and backrests are fully adjustable for comfort and fit.
- The step-through frame and flip-up armrests provide easy access for rider and passenger.
- The fat tires and suspension fork help smooth out the ride, according to a tester.
7 reasons not to buy
- At 191.8lb, the Meet One Pair is extremely heavy.
- The trike's weight is included in the 450lb or 550lb payload (depending on where it is stated). The resulting payload capacities are low for a two-person bike.
- An owner complains the 3 PAS levels are not proportionally adjusted, and the manual doesn’t explain how to change PAS settings.
- The recommended rider height of 5’1” to 6’3” is exaggerated.
- A reviewer finds the cabling messy.
- The suspension fork isn't adjustable.
- A tester hears the frame creaking with two riders onboard.
Bottom line
The Meet One Pair is a two-person electric trike. The contradictory specifications provided by the brand mean the payload capacity is unclear. With limited testing, it’s unclear how well the motor carries the max weight. The sole reviewer praises the stable ride, smooth power delivery, and strong brakes. The trike is easy to mount for both rider and passenger, but the rider may feel cramped due to the short reach. Overall, the Pair is recommended for riders bringing along a passenger with limited mobility.Expert Reviews
85/100 based on 1 rated expert reviewAmazing 2 Person Electric Trike! The Meet One Pair
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