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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Mobo Shift. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- The Mobo Shift fits riders short and tall. It has ten points of adjustment for riders 4'6" to 6'3".
- The seat can be adjusted between six angles. This allows riders to find the best seated position for their body.
- Cyclists that can no longer ride a traditional bike or trike due to hip and knee issues can use the Mobo Shift.
- The trike can go in reverse.
- Users agree the steering is precise and accurate.
- The directions are laminated and have images to help with assembly.
- Customer service is extremely responsive. They quickly sent out replacement parts for components that arrived missing or damaged.
- Mobo's customer service representatives are informed and able to talk users through assembly and use of their Mobo Shift.
- Male riders with prostate issues found the seat comfortable.
- A few testers discovered they could attach a wagon behind the trike to carry gear.
- The price of the Shift is appropriate for the features included.
- Heavy riders agree the trike can support their weight and help them begin their fitness journey.
- Mobo includes a flag to increase rider visibility on the road.
10 reasons not to buy
- The Shift has only one speed. It is hard to climb with it.
- Many users described the front wheel as wobbly.
- It takes time for riders to master turning on the trike.
- The reverse feature is difficult to use.
- The bike can pull toward one direction on descents.
- Many testers found they were missing hardware when the trike arrived.
- Some riders complained their heels hit the ground when they pedaled.
- The included flag is not very bright, according to one tester.
- The tires and wheels do not perform well off-road.
- There is no parking brake. A parking brake would make it easier to get on and off the trike.
Bottom line
The Mobo Shift is a highly adjustable recumbent trike. It can be used by adults and teenagers. Individuals with disabilities and limited mobility have found it useful. The bike does not have gears. This makes it hard to climb hills on. The tires are best for pavement. A flag is included for safety. The Mobo Shift has a reverse function but it does not have a parking brake.Expert Reviews
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