Terra Trike hits another home rum! Every experience I’ve had with Terra Trike has been so good it scares me. I keep waiting for them to be like everyone else but instead they seem to get better. This is a company that other American companies can model themselves after.

The customer service department is very … The customer service department is very willing to help customers find parts for their trikes. They will take time to discuss different models to find the right type of trike for customers. Very upbeat staff!

I ordered a Christmas gift I ordered a Christmas gift, my first experience with Terra Trike. I made an error on my order and called the next morning to try to rectify it. It is difficult to get through to someone on the phone, but there is an option to leave a message for a callback, which I did. Josh called me back within 30 minutes, he was very professional and extremely helpful. He immediately checked to see whether the order had been shipped and since it had not, made the correction immediately. His attitude was great too. I would definitely do business with this company again, and will recommend them to others

Love the products Love the products: Rover 8 trike, and some accessories, but totally baffled, re: why no installation instructions are included with flag, seat cushion, etc. The flag should be easy to figure out, like pole assembly, but it is so loose in the seat frame hole that it would fall out at the first large bump. The dealer suggested buying some electrical tape and wind it around the pole several times to increase diameter, which worked, but why should the owner have to go to that length to use the product?

Love my TerraTrike Love my TerraTrike - and the company. Orders for accessories are handled quickly. A fairly major warranty issue I had a year ago was also handled very quickly - I was back on the trike in about 10 days, replacement part was shipped within days. I don't live near a dealer so I did the repair myself; it helped that I've always been a bome bike mechanic, but I think anyone with basic bike tools and a reasonable mechanical aptitude could have done it.