Stopping, shopping, and hanging out is so easy on a three-wheeler. (Photos: Shannon Johnson/BikePortland) When it comes to bike versus trike, I generally prefer the feel of two wheels and I’ve been ...

If you can't build out, build up. It works for city buildings, and a Japanese design firm is trying to make it work for city bikes. The Streek electric trike from Yokohama's Envision Incorporated ...

This video follows how a practical hauling problem turned into the creation of an oversized cargo trike built to carry loads ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. gnargo trishaw mv passenger cargo e-bike. Gnargo Bike Co. is rolling out the Trishaw MV as the first U.S.-manufactured electric ...

What happens when you take a heavy duty cargo trike and make it even, well, heavier duty? You end up with something that looks like the Semi-Trike, a new cargo solution from Civilized Cycles. The last ...

Ty Collins, left, and Mike Radenbaugh, founders of Rad Power Bikes in Seattle, with the RadBurro, their new cargo trike. (GeekWire Photo / Kurt Schlosser) Sitting in traffic these days, there’s a good ...

Despite having three wheels, the cargo wheeler manufactured by the Finnish business Ouca Bikes is referred to and categorized as an electric bicycle. Utility and durability are two of its most ...

Electric-assist cargo trikes may offer a stable ride on the straightaways, but they do have a nasty tendency to tip over when taking corners. The Cube Concept Dynamic Cargo e-trike addresses that ...

An Urban Arrow Tender 1500 like this one is coming to Portland. It should be handy for Parks staff to reach maintenance jobs on local paths. (Photos: Saris Infrastructure) “We are intrigued to learn ...

Electric bicycles used to be fairly multi-use vehicles, often designed for roles such as commuting, recreation, and even light cargo duty. But as e-bikes continue to grow in popularity, strong sales ...

Katherine Martinko is an expert in sustainable living. She holds a degree in English Literature and History from the University of Toronto. My son-in-law Neil is a product of the city. He walks ...