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SixThreeZero Rickshaw Review | Not Your Average E-Trike

The e-trike market offers plenty of options these days, but most designs feel a bit predictable. It turns out the e-trike market can still hit you with something new though.

One quick glance at the SixThreeZero Rickshaw and you can’t help but immediately notice the large bench seat in the rear for passengers. This immediately sets it apart visually, promising a unique riding experience that turned heads and sparked questions during my test rides.

Clearly, this Sixthreezero Rickshaw review will be venturing beyond the typical e-bike you may be used to, and exploring something fresh and potentially exciting.

Have You Seen This? ENVO's Semi-Enclosed Recumbent Trike

ENVO Drive Systems, a company based in British Columbia, has introduced a new recumbent e-trike that offers a very different take on what an e-bike can be. The Veemo is an e-trike that places two wheels in front, with the third wheel trailing, a configuration often referred to as a “tadpole.”

The ENVO Veemo comes in two versions: The Veemo SE is equipped with what the company calls its Epod partial enclosure and another—the Veemo LT—that dispenses with the enclosure, but incorporates a bench seat behind the rider plus running boards for their feet. All three wheels receive hydraulic disc brakes.

Colorado Right-to-Repair Bill May Cover E-Bikes

A Right to Repair bill making its way through the Colorado assembly has been expanded to include new categories of products. The new bill extends its reach to include consumer electronics. The law would require manufacturers to give consumers access to tools, software, parts and diagnostics in order to repair many products.

The bill includes a vast collection of product categories. It covers household appliances, smart and cell phones, plus IT equipment. A number of exemptions have been carved out: vessels, aviation and medical devices, not including powered wheelchairs.

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