Sizing & Specifications

SIZING

 

Illustration A

TerraTrikes use a sizing measurement called an X-Seam. This measurement helps us to determine which size will best fit you. Here is how we you determine your X-Seam size.

Wear shoes you would typically use for riding. Sit very tight against the bottom of the board, lean back, and stretch your legs out straight with the soles of your shoes perpendicular to the floor. Measure the distance in inches from the front of board to the bottom of your shoe. This is an important measurement so have an assistant help you get an accurate number. See illustration A as an example. And if you have trouble, your local dealer would be more than happy to help. Click here to find a dealer near you.

The boom tube is the front part of the frame that holds the bottom bracket, crankset and pedals. It attaches to the frame where the outrigger tubes meet the main tube(or where the arms of the frame meet the body). All models have adjustable booms so one size fits all per the charts below. The Tandem Pro has a detachable boom tubes of different lengths but they are not a sliding adjustable piece.

The boom tube length guidelines listed below are merely suggestions, this is by no means an exact science. For those of you who are on the fence, here are some guidelines. If you’re the serious racing type who likes to recline the seat all the way back and go fast, add an inch to your x-seam measurement. If you’re more inclined (no pun) to sit very upright and just cruise around town and be cool, you might need to subtract an inch.

Specifications for trikes and components can be found below.

Current Specs & Components

2022 Specs & Components

2021 Specs & Components

2019 Specs & Components

2018 Specs & Components

2017 Specs & Components

2016 Specs & Components

2015 Specs & Components

Legacy model specifications can be found here.

All Dimensions In Inches. Specifications and Components Subject To Change Without Notice.

* Turning Dimensions are from the centerline of the trike. NOTE: The fore or aft setup of the seat may change the turning dimensions slightly.
** Can be up to 3" wider depending on position of horizontal handlebars.
*** Heavier? Call us to discuss.