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A Closer Look at the Puckipuppy Husky Folding Electric Trike

Folding electric bikes have been around for a while, but folding electric trikes are still a relatively new concept.

This article will cover the unboxing, assembly, and testing of the Husky Folding E-Trike by Puckipuppy, located in Anaheim, California.

Established in 2022 by a dog enthusiast named Bob, Puckipuppy names its products after different dog breeds. The Husky is the company's inaugural trike model.

The first electric bike PuckiPuppy produced in 2022

Looking over the website you will find the electric bikes and trikes they sell are named after dog breeds. The first electric bike PuckiPuppy produced back in 2022 was named the Labrador.

An all-terrain e-bike, the Labrador received glowing reviews sparking production of the budget friendly Samoyed and the Beagle both which are commuter style electric bikes. Commuter bikes are typically used more for urban transportation. However, with four-inch fat-tires it will do just fine off-road as well.

Michelle enjoys a moment of serenity on her sleek silver and black Husky electric folding trike from Puckipuppy.

Key Features of the Husky E-Trike

The Puckipuppy Husky enhances your ride with several important features.

Dual Suspension System
This system smooths out bumps and works well on various terrains.

Hydraulic Disc Brakes
It has three 160mm hydraulic disc brakes for better stopping power.

Battery and Motor Specs
The bike has a 48V 18Ah battery that can last up to 60 miles and a 750W motor that reaches a top speed of 20 MPH.

Design Elements
It features a color LCD display to show ride information.

Load Capacity
This bike can carry up to 500 lbs.

Additional Features
Includes a comfortable backrest and a foldable design for easy storage.

Component Quality
It comes with a Shimano derailleur for smooth gear changes, using a chain with multiple sprockets and a rear derailleur that attaches to the frame.

Experience the freedom of the open road with the Husky Electric Folding Trike—compact design meets powerful performance.

Performance Review

After testing the Husky, we found it to be enjoyable. The dual suspension and hydraulic brakes worked well, providing stability on various surfaces. It features a Shimano 7-Speed Drivetrain and a 750-Watt motor, which can peak at 960-Watt. The 48 Volt 20 Amp Hour battery offers a range of 45 to 60 miles and a cruising speed of 20 mph.

The actual top speed and range depend on how much pedal assistance you use. There is also a two-battery version called the Husky Plus, which claims a range of 90-110 miles per charge, but it costs an extra $500. Other than the range and price, the specifications are mostly the same.

Engineered for stability and comfort, the rear fat tires of the Husky Electric Trike ensure a smooth ride on any terrain.

Price

Product Page: Puckipuppy Husky
Price: $1999 here on the website
Best Price: $1599 here on Amazon

Specifications:

  • Rating: 4.9/5 (29 reviews)

  • Maximum Range: 45-60 miles

  • Top Speed: 20 mph

  • Brakes: Hydraulic, 160 MM

  • Motor: 750 Watts (960 Watts max)

  • Drivetrain: 1×7 Shimano

  • Battery: 48V 18Ah (UL-certified)

    • Features: Overcharge, overcurrent, and over-temperature protection

  • Rider Height: 5'2" - 6'2"

  • Max Payload: 500 lbs

  • Weight: 108 lbs

  • Size: 5'9" length, 2'6" height

  • Tires: 20" x 4" fat tires

  • Frame: 6061 Aluminum Alloy

  • Pedal Assist: 5 levels with a 48V cadence sensor for better motor support based on pedaling.

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Shipping

For potential buyers, the Husky's ordering process is straightforward. The order is processed within 48 business hours, and shipping is handled by reliable couriers like FedEx or UPS, with an estimated delivery window of 2-7 business days.

Shipping services are only available to addresses in the 48 continental United States. Shipping to Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, Puerto Rico, and other U.S. territories are currently unavailable.

Did you Know?

1. Electric Bicycles

The global electric bike market reached approximately $57.87 billion in value in 2023 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.8% from 2024 to 2032

Source: Expert Market Research

Sales of electric bicycles in the U.S. have seen significant growth, from 185,000 units in 2013 to over 400,000 units by 2018.

Source: eBicycles

2. Electric Tricycles

The electric tricycle market was valued at $16.49 billion in 2023, with projections to reach about $47.45 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 16.3%.

Source: Maximize Market Research

Electric tricycles are becoming increasingly popular for both cargo and passenger use, which supports their market growth.

These statistics illustrate the rapid growth and expanding market for both electric bicycles and tricycles, reflecting their increasing adoption for a range of uses from personal mobility to cargo transport.

You're in for a Ride: Husky Folding E-Trike Unboxing & Review

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Is the PuckiPuppy Husky folding trike your next ride? Find out everything you need to know about the Husky folding e-trike!

⚡Do you find trikes interesting? Check out our recent two-seater trike review here on YouTube!

Summary

The video above covers the unboxing, assembly, and test ride of the Husky Folding E-Trike, a new model from Puckipuppy, an electric bike manufacturer.

Puckipuppy is a California-based company launched in 2022, known for naming its bikes after dog breeds, like Labrador, Beagle, and now the Husky trike.

The Husky arrives well-packaged and 80-85% assembled, with only minor components needing setup.

Assembly involves basic tasks like mounting the seat, pedals, fenders, lights, and basket, with a few challenges like attaching the rear fenders.

The Husky is powered by a 48v 18 Ah battery, offering a range of 45-60 miles with a top speed of 20 mph, though the reviewer only reached 18 mph.

The trike features Shimano gears, hydraulic disc brakes, an adjustable seat and handlebars, and a 500 lb payload capacity, making it great for commuting or running errands.

Folding the trike helps with storage, but fitting it into an SUV requires some disassembly due to its size.

The Husky is stable at lower speeds but feels less stable during sharp turns at higher speeds, with a risk of tipping.

The trike is praised for its quiet motor and overall performance, with a price around $2,000, including $300 worth of accessories like mirrors, a phone mount, a trike cover, and a cup holder.

Puckipuppy offers free shipping, a 30-day return policy, and a two-year warranty, but currently only ships within the continental U.S.

Q&A: Common Questions About the Husky E-Trike

Do I need a license to ride the Husky E-Trike?

No, you don’t need a license to ride the Husky E-Trike, but local regulations and safety instructions should be reviewed.

How do I charge the Husky’s battery?

Charging instructions are provided in the user manual, which is recommended for all users.

What accessories come with the Husky E-Trike?

The trike includes a wrench, bicycle pump, and fenders.

Conclusion and Final Thoughts

The Puckipuppy Husky offers a range of features that may appeal to various types of riders, from urban commuters to those looking for a stable ride on different terrains. While the folding design might not be as practical as expected, the trike's overall performance in terms of stability and safety is noteworthy.

The Puckipuppy Husky folding electric trike is a well-rounded personal transportation machine that caters to a variety of needs. Its design, performance, and safety features, coupled with the thoughtful inclusion of the large cargo basket and affordable price, make it a top contender in the electric trike market. Whether for commuting, leisure, or utility, the Husky is a good choice that promises to enhance the way you move.

However, as with any significant purchase, potential buyers should conduct their research and, if possible, test ride the Husky to ensure it meets their expectations.

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