Who’s on our tricycle?

New York Family

Polar Bear Trike carried 3 kids + 2 adults with ease.

Trailer fitted with a double seat (not a cargo box) – two rows of double seats in total. Fun for the whole family.

US Couple - Average Age 70

"A Polar Bear Trike, a self-made canopy, and the open road"

A US customer bought a Polar Bear trike and takes his wife on rides together. Both are 70 years old. The highlight? He designed and built his own canopy – minimalist, beautiful, and perfectly fitted. No fancy workshop, just good ideas and simple tools.

Senior Cycling Team Kaifeng, Henan

"Aged 65 on average, 10 trikes, 1,200 km – touring with their wives"

Last month, a senior cycling team from Kaifeng completed an impressive journey:
3 Polar Bear + 5 Cruiser + 2 Destroyer trikes. Average age: 65. They rode 1,200 km from Kaifeng, accompanied by their wives.

What's even more inspiring? They customized the trikes themselves – adding canopies, small tables, and more. The Polar Bear, Cruiser, and Destroyer models gave them plenty of room for DIY upgrades.

Zhang Qingli - The "Legless Walker"

"No feet, but the world is still within reach."

Zhang Qingli is a well-known figure in China. Despite losing both feet as a child, he has traveled across China on our Cruiser trike. His journey didn't stop at the border—he has cycled across Southeast Asia, reaching as far as Laos. On the road, he proves every day that disability is not a barrier to adventure.

Thousand‑Kilometer Ride to Kazakhstan

At 67, Auntie Liu is perhaps the most intrepid traveler you'll ever meet. She rode her SOBOWO destroy tricycle all the way from Changzhou, Jiangsu, across thousands of kilometers to the Khorgos Port on the China–Kazakhstan border—and then pressed on into Kazakhstan.

Polar Bear on the Plateau

Mr. Li from Kaifeng chased his Tibet dream atop his Polar Bear tricycle. He took on the perilous Sichuan–Tibet highway, battling extreme altitudes and treacherous mountain roads, until he finally reached the Everest Base Camp – standing at the foot of the world's highest peak. The thin air and steep climbs couldn't break his will. For Li, the summit wasn't the mountain itself, but the courage to get there. His journey reminds us that the greatest peaks are often the ones we choose to conquer within ourselves.

56 Days, Two Men, One Historic Trail

Two men, Mr. Wei and Mr. Xu, bonded over their shared love for a Cruiser tricycle. They retraced the Red Army’s legendary Long March, setting out from Ruijin in Jiangxi and following the historic route through Hunan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Yunnan, and beyond. After 56 days on the road, enduring wind, rain, and makeshift camps, they arrived at Wuqi Town in Shaanxi – the very site where the Long March concluded. Along the way, they gained more than just breathtaking scenery; they forged a friendship deeper than any landmark. Their journey proves that the hardest roads often lead to the most valuable bonds.

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