Features:

Very agile, smooth-riding
Excellent safety and stability thanks to low center of gravity
Ergonomically designed for kids
Ideal as adaptive trike
E-motor option

TRIX

Happiness with handlebars: TRIX, the adaptive wonder-trike

As a super-sporty recumbent trike, the TRIX has changed adaptive cycling from awkward to awesome.

What’s cooler than two speedy wheels? Three!If you want to move forward, just put up your feet and lean back in your seat. Sounds like a paradox, but it’s just TRIX. A recumbent trike with a low center of gravity, the TRIX is so stable and agile that even riders with severe disabilities won’t have any problem leading the pack – and looking effortlessly cool while doing so. The TRIX may not be able to move mountains, but it can ride around them, and triking over them is pretty fun too.

What do fun and safety have in common? The TRIX!There’s no place like home. Maybe. If you’re 80 or a computer nerd. Otherwise, it’s always more fun to be out and about with your friends. The TRIX is well-equipped for those times: with its high-quality disc brakes and special children’s brake levers. If needed: the optional fixed gear helps you keep the rhythm with your pedaling.

As a recumbent trike, the TRIX is also particularly intuitive to ride because you can see your legs while you’re pedaling. This makes all the difference in the world. To make sure the rider’s feet are held securely in place, the pedals are equipped with toe clips and straps. Pedals with calf support, along with many other adaptive accessories, are also available. Other options: hydraulic coaster brake and single-hand controls.

What’s almost as fun as riding the TRIX? Sharing it!No disability, no TRIX? Nonsense. There’s nothing like watching your friends’ faces when they take their first spin. If the height difference isn’t too great, the TRIX can be adjusted in a flash, thanks to the high-tech quick-adjust mechanism. In general: anyone between 4’1” (1.25 m) and 6’3” (1.90 m) in height can ride the TRIX.

What else can you do with the TRIX? Hang out, for example. The comfy seat feels like a hammock when you’re chillaxing with friends and philosophizing about life, the universe, and the wonders of YouTube. The parking brake keeps you right where you want to be.

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Special Pedals
We designed our new Special Pedals in cooperation with Georg Busch from the company Ergodynamik Busch. They are much more adjustable to individual needs than other models: for starters, they fit an impressive range of shoe sizes, from US kids' 1/UK kids' 13 / EU 32 to US men's 16 /UK 15.5 / EU 52. And the angle to the direction of travel can also be adjusted over a very wide range. Once all adjustments have been made, the straps can be easily fastened and released with one hand. The foot is held comfortably and securely in the proper position.
Armrest:
If your arm needs a little support for steadiness, this comfortable armrest ensures a relaxed arm position.
Lap Belt
Shoulder harnesses and lap belts gently secure riders with motor disorders to the recumbent seat. The harness is also an excellent safety option for children in the front row.
One-sided Leg Support
A solution for people with paralysis on one side of the body or a disability. The healthy leg pedals while the other is safely strapped into a comfortable support. Infinitely adjustable. Mounts behind the bottom bracket.
telescopic safety flag with mount
Raise the flags! Before riding, you can lengthen the pole of the safety flag by pulling it out like a telescopic antenna, and after parking, you can push it back down to shorten it - for example, to save space or protect the flag from vandalism or covetous eyes. The new telescopic pole with the yellow flag has a high-quality design. It can be mounted securely to the trike using a special HASE BIKES bracket. This safety accessory is also compatible with the Foldable Fairing and the Rain Cover for the seat.
Turn-Signal System
Even more passive safety - and not only for people with handicaps. The batterypowered Turn Signal System is operated intuitively with the simple touch of a button. And with its inconspicuous looks, it blends right in with the design of your trike.
Single-hand Controls
A single grip with all control elements! Using a special adapter, two brake levers can be mounted on one side. This allows the rider to shift gears and control both brake levers using a single Hand.
Redesigned Foldable Fairing
The new HASE BIKES Foldable Fairing has an improved design and even more functionality. This multi-talented accessory still offers the same reliable protection from cloudbursts, but now features extreme stability in cross winds and the option of adding a Universal Smartphone Mount. Thanks to the new design, its length and height are now extremely easy to adjust.
Bag for HASE BIKES Foldable Fairing
You're on tour, and the rain clouds roll in: with the super-slim Fairing Bag, rain protection is always on hand. The bag has a special pocket for your keys and wallet, and it even offers enough additional space to store a jacket for those cooler Hours?
Holder for walking stick
Just place the walking sticks or cane in the holder, secure them with the clamp, and hit the road. Multifunctional. Fits tubes 5/8"-21/3" (15-60 mm) in Diameter.
Harness System
Our newly developed Harness System with integrated child-proof buckle guard is not only user-friendly, but also versatile: it can be used as a combined lap and shoulder restraint or as a 5-point harness with an additional strap between the legs. Even more comfort can be added with the optional pads.
Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps
As an alternative to cleat systems: these pedals hold the front portion of the foot with a brace, guaranteeing the correct foot position, while the elastic strap around the heel prevents slipping. Also available for children.
Shoulder Pads
The optional Shoulder Pads are available for use with the Harness System. They offer additional comfort and can be adjusted for riders of all sizes.
Headrest
Craving a little extra support? The flexible Headrest makes triking even more enjoyable. Lean back during pit stops and soak in some rays.
HASE BIKES Seatback Extension
The HASE BIKES Seatback Extension can be used for extending either the seat or the seatback by 2,75" (7 cm). More space - more comfort!
Luggage bag Ortlieb 42-liter
The insatiable 42-liter HASE BIKES Luggage Bag from Ortlieb is available in black or white. Just hang it onto the mounts behind the seatback. The low center of gravity will make your KETTWIESEL even more solid in the curves.
Frame Lock
As a secure option for locking any of its trike models, HASE BIKES is offering a Frame Lock from AXA with a special HASE BIKES mount. It comes equipped with an extra steel cable for securing the rest of the frame.
Crank Shortener with angle compensation
It may sound like something from a Monty Python sketch, but it’s actually an extremely useful ac- cessory: the Crank Shortener makes it possible to freely adjust the length of the crank arms, e.g. for riders with legs of different lengths. The new forged part not only looks nicer than the previous version but is also more robust and can even be properly aligned on offset crank arms.
Safety Cover
HASE BIKES has developed a special safety cover that prevents riders from coming in contact with the wheels or brake discs. The covers are included with every Trix and Trets as standard features.
Side Pouch 2.3L
Those "little things in life" can be kept within arm's reach: there's plenty of space for keys and cell phones in the chic Pouch, which attaches easily to the fender - ideal for day trips with no luggage (not compatible with the KETTWIESEL EVO and CROSS).
Pendulum Pedal with angle compensation
The Pendulum Pedal can help riders with severely limited mobility slowly gain flexibility and strength. The design of the Pendulum Pedal has been slightly updated, but the biggest change is the new hole. To be exact: a drilled hole. This hole can be used for reaching the adjustment screws of the Crank Short- ener, which saves time and hassle when adjusting the position.
Spoke protectors
Many of us know them from wheelchairs: Spoke Guards keep fingers out of the wheels. But they also look sporty, weigh practically nothing, and are rattlefree - a very important consideration.
Rearview Mirror
An extra portion of safety: vibration-free, infinitely and easily adjustable. Can also be mounted on the right upper edge of the Foldable Fairing. Goodbye blind spot!
Tow Bar
Lame name, fine piece of equipment: with the Tow Bar, even standard bikes can be used as towing vehicles for the TRIKE - with a safety bonus: the integrated overrun brake works automatically. When the towing bike brakes, the TRIKE brakes.
Universal Mounting Bracket
Information is everything, especially with the miles flying by under your seat. If you are fond of facts and figures: the bracket can be used for mounting any type of bike computer or GPS unit. Or? Fits 5/8"-21/3" (15-60 mm) tubes.
Calf Support
The Calf Support was redesigned for use with the new Special Pedals. Its unique and ingenious structure provides firm support for the leg but enables the ankle to flex naturally, allowing for a circular pedaling motion. This freedom of movement - made possible by an adjustable elastomer spring - is important because, when a joint is immobilized, the muscles atrophy.
Rain Cover with New Design
Looks great and keeps everything dry – now even compatible with the XXL and TRIGO seats: the redesigned Rain Cover for our recumbent seats. Instead of a storage bag, there’s now a little strap.

TRIX photo shoot at the historic Hansa coking plant

The ovens here have long since been switched off, but it was still plenty hot. A perfect summer day for taking pictures for our brochure. Enjoy our video full of fun memories!

TRIX goes to school

The TRIX has been “a huge hit,” according to the cycling club at the Kaywald School for children with mental and physical disabilities. The teachers talk about how the experience of cycling has affected students’ lives – as well as their own.

Crossing the Alps: making tracks with the TRIX!

The cycling club of the Kaywald School crossed the Alps in the Summer of 2015 on recumbent trikes and semi-recumbent tandems. Learn more about their experience here.

Sunshine-Sammy

When Samuel comes zooming around the corner on his trike, people can’t help but stop and smile. And the biggest smiles of all are on his parents’ faces. The young teenager is a true ray of sunshine – and, thanks to his TRIX, mobility is fun again.

Beyond a field of head-high crops, the sound of a motor can be heard. But not a real one: a child is going vroom, vroom, vrooommm! Then a boy comes barreling around the corner on a trike, screaming with delight. Vroom. Followed by a small cloud of dust, which has barely settled by the time he’s out of sight again.

“Samuel is our ray of sunshine,” says Betty Fernandez, the boy’s mother. “He wakes up practically laughing and is in a good mood all day long,” adds his father, David. Samuel and his parents are on one of their “walks”, which look something like this: 13-year-old Samuel races around on his TRIX while Betty and David try to catch him … the family’s own version of tag.

Or he rides ahead to an agreed stopping place and waits for them to catch up. Once the parents – finally! – arrive, Samuel gets a gummy-bear treat for his patience. “The two of us aren’t really bike freaks,” explains Betty, almost apologetically, “which is why we go walking with him. But we still have loads of fun.”

Especially Samuel. It wasn’t always this way: Samuel has Sjögren-Larsson syndrome, a genetic disorder that is actually most common in Sweden. In many cases, the disease progresses during periods of rapid growth, causing severe spasticity. After puberty, the condition remains stable. This is why Samuel is currently spending a lot of time in therapy sessions: occupational therapy, speech therapy, and wheelchair sports.

The disease also causes mental retardation. Therefore, he can only be out and about when someone is with him. Samuel first experienced triking at the summer festival of his special school for physically disabled children.

“The TRIX is part of his therapy – but it’s the part that’s really fun for him,” explains David, who works in the quality assurance department of a pharmaceutical company and is therefore no stranger to the field of medicine.

Samuel uses a rollator and can only stand with the help of special devices called “orthoses”, which support his joints. But in the driver’s seat of his trike, he experiences how much fun mobility can be. “Because of his spasticity, he wasn’t able to ride a standard TRIX with gears and a freewheel – he can’t pedal consistently.”

In other words, a little more customization was needed – no problem with the versatility of HASE BIKES: “We had them equip the trike with a fixed gear and special pedals with calf support. Now, riding is a piece of cake.” Without a freewheel, the pedals keep moving as long as the trike is in motion, even if Samuel loses his pedaling rhythm. And everyone knows that fixies are the latest rage.

Another requirement: the TRIX had to be matt black. Like all boys his age, Samuel loves super heroes. And with the TRIX, he now has his very own “Batmobile”. Thanks to the fixed gear, Samuel can even ride in reverse – if ever he accidently rolls a few centimeters past the agreed stopping point…

Total length:	63"-81" (160-205 cm), without front wheel 54" (137 cm)
Total width:	34" (86 cm)
Total height:	31" (80 cm), with seat folded down: 21" (53 cm)
Turning circle:	left 10'10" (3.30 m), right 11'6" (3.50 m) at mean length adjustment
Seat height:	18" (45 cm)
Bottom bracket height:	16½" (42 cm)
Pack size:	63"-81"×21"×34" (160-205×53×86 cm)
Wheelbase:	46"-64" (116-162 cm)
Frame:	7046/7005 aluminum
Fork:	16" aluminum
Front boom:	6061-T6 aluminum
Max. load:	308 lb (140 kg)
Weight:	46 lb (21 kg)
Height of rider:	4'1"-6'3" (125-190 cm)
Suspension:	none
Folding mechanism:	none
Brakes:	Avid BB7 mechanical disc brakes with children's brake levers, parking brake mechanism
Wheels:	Rear: 20", Hubs: HASE BIKES Quickstick, Rims: double wall with eyelets, Tires: Schwalbe Marathon 47×406, canvas spoke protectors with 3M reflective print; Front: 16", Hub: HASE BIKES, Rim: aluminum, Tire: Schwalbe Big Apple 50×305, Spokes: Sapim
Gears:	Shimano Nexus Premium 8-speed internal gear hub with twist shifter
Crankset:	140 mm 32 tooth
Pedals:	Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps (adult size)
Fenders:	SKS black matt
Lighting system:	Battery light - B&M front Lumotec IQ Eyro, rear Toplight Flat S permanent
Color:	RAL 1018 ZInc Yellow matt/powder-coated

Features:

TRIX

Happiness with handlebars: TRIX, the adaptive wonder-trike

As a super-sporty recumbent trike, the TRIX has changed adaptive cycling from awkward to awesome.

Technical data and features

Accessories

Special Pedals

Armrest:

Lap Belt

One-sided Leg Support

telescopic safety flag with mount

Turn-Signal System

Single-hand Controls

Redesigned Foldable Fairing

Bag for HASE BIKES Foldable Fairing

Holder for walking stick

Harness System

Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps

Shoulder Pads

Headrest

HASE BIKES Seatback Extension

Luggage bag Ortlieb 42-liter

Frame Lock

Crank Shortener with angle compensation

Safety Cover

Side Pouch 2.3L

Pendulum Pedal with angle compensation

Spoke protectors

Rearview Mirror

Tow Bar

Universal Mounting Bracket

Calf Support

Rain Cover with New Design

TRIX photo shoot at the historic Hansa coking plant

TRIX goes to school

Crossing the Alps: making tracks with the TRIX!

Sunshine-Sammy