We use the tricycle to get around in our 400000 sq ft Manufacturing plant. They have been a saving grace on the legs and fun to ride! Tammy Leaverton

Nice sturdy frame and handle bars. Chain guard is pretty flimsy. I had Walmart assemble this bike at no charge...very good, fast service! Thank you Walmart!

Even though this item is a SCHWINN bike, I was surprised to learn that it too is from China. Bolts were substandard strength and the professional assembler stripped one of them trying to assemble this article.

Arrived on time. The directions were pretty good but in dealing with the front brakes alittle information or picture could be useful. Well packaged.

Nice trike that gets lot of neat comments! Walmart did a good job of putting it together at the Hilton Head store and it was sitting there waiting on me fully assembled. No problems at all so far.

Requires major assembly that I cannot do, so will be returning it. Product description showed ready-to-ride bicycle and did not state assembly required.

The trike we received had unmoutable rear fenders 3/2012. I called Schwinn and was told that about 10,000 bikes had a rear fender problem..THE REAR FENDER MOUNTING METHOD was being re-designed. The new fender brackets for the newly designed rear frame were about 1 inch too short. So... Schwinn sent the OLD brackets as a replacement, but no mounting bolts were included. They sent a replacement rear frame (OLD style) with NEW style fender brackets for only one fender. Ended up solving the problem by designing my own brackets and using stainless bolts. Fender installation . ohh. about 12 hours counting the time to and from the hardware store.. I'd give Schwinn so time to work out the issues before ordering

Installation of the rear fenders was terrible. The brackets are flimsy and do not mount properly. The fenders rub and is a constant problem. Schwinn goofed on this one. You should send out new brackets that would work. The fenders barely miss the tires anyway. I probably will take the rear fenders off.

Received bike with all three fenders and chain covers either dented or scratched. Received additional parts from the factory in same condition. Called again and requested that someone (Supervisor) please inspect the parts prior to shipping again, POOR quality assurance. After another week received a call and was told some of the parts inspected by the Supervisor were also damaged and they were waiting additional parts for inspection. One of the parts was backordered and not sure when it will be shipped. I have tried ALL summer to get two bikes alike that were not damaged, and as of now, I am still waiting on parts for one. Needless to say, it seems there needs to be an improvement in the quality inspection of this product. They have one more chance to make it right, and if not, I plan on carrying both bikes back to Wal-Mart and looking for another supplier.

I'm 29 and am disabled from a stroke. My right side is affected, making the balance and coordination to ride a regular bike difficult. It took a few days, but I'm now able to ride it perfectly. The third wheel in the back allows me to ride without falling. The low frame makes it easy to get on and off. I'm ecstatic to be able to ride again! That said, it is not totally perfect. I'm lucky in that my Dad was around to assemble this for me. I don't think I would've been able to build it by myself. The process took around 2 hours for my mechanically inclined father. Also, the hand brakes leave something to be desired. Because I can only grip the left side, I'm only able to stop the front wheel. It slows the bike very slightly, but more often I have to use my feet to brake. This is a great option for disabled/elderly people looking to ride a bike. I couldn't ride a normal bike, so I'm thankful to have found this. However, the assembly is pretty involved.