Trialp
For what use?
Rediscover the joy of the trails
Designed with the moments around the outing in mind too, it features a fold-down handlebar, an adjustable driving position and foldable front wheels. You can adapt your setup and reduce its bulk to organize your travel and equipment storage more easily.
Traction and freedom
Traction
Comfort
Getting settled
Compactness
Technical specifications
Traction
The Trialp features three electric motors, one on each wheel, for drive on all three wheels. This powertrain lets you tackle varied trails with driving suited to the terrain. The steerable rear wheel contributes to the chair's fun character and driving sensations.
Suspension
The full suspension follows the movements of the terrain to provide comfort on uneven trails. It helps make hiking enjoyable, whether you prefer a leisurely outing or more sporty riding. The choice of route and pace remains adapted to your experience and the conditions.
The suspension is adjusted using a high-pressure pump, according to your weight.
Transfer
The handlebar folds down and the front wheels fold in to clear access to the seat. These features make getting settled and transferring from your everyday wheelchair easier. Once seated, the driving position adjustments let you fit the position to your build.
Ergonomics
The handlebar is adjustable, and the acceleration and regenerative braking controls can be positioned on the right or left. The footrest adjusts quickly and without tools. These adaptations help you find a comfortable position and access to the controls suited to your range of movement. In addition, the seat tilt is adjustable.
Braking
Each wheel has a hydraulic disc brake. The electric motor brake on the front wheels supplements braking and recovers energy during certain deceleration phases. Three driving modes, with different maximum speeds, help you adapt the pace to your activity.
The Trialp has a trigger dedicated to regenerative braking, which can recharge the battery during long downhill, for example.
Compactness
The front wheels can be folded manually to reduce the width of the Trialp. The protective roll bar is also removable to make storage and transport easier. These features let you adjust the chair's size to suit your vehicle or the available storage space.
FAQ
Who is the Trialp for?
It is intended for people who want to drive an electric all-terrain wheelchair independently, for hiking or more sporty use. You must be able to use the controls and handle the driving. A trial lets you assess the setup, handling and how well the equipment fits your needs.
Does it have three driven wheels?
The Trialp has three motors, one for each wheel. The rear wheel provides both drive and steering. This architecture contributes to the Trialp's traction and to its riding feel on trails.
What range can you expect?
The version fitted with a 3,360 Wh lithium battery is rated for up to 100 km on flat terrain, or a route with roughly 1,800 to 2,300 m of positive elevation gain. These are indicative figures, not a guaranteed distance: range varies with the terrain, the surface, the weight carried, the temperature and the riding style, among other factors. Motor braking can recover part of the energy during deceleration.
The stated full charging time is approximately 4 h 30 min.
What is the top speed and how does it brake?
The stated top speed is 25 km/h. Three driving modes offer different maximum speeds to suit how it is used. Braking combines a hydraulic disc brake on each wheel with an electric motor brake on the front wheels, with energy recovery.
How can the driving position be adapted?
The handlebar is adjustable and folds down. The throttle lever can be installed on the right or the left, and the footrest can be adjusted without tools. The foldable front wheels also make access easier during transfer. A trial makes it possible to check these adaptations in real conditions.
What space should you allow for transport?
The Trialp measures approximately 199 cm long and 105 cm wide with the front wheels extended, with a stated weight of 142 kg depending on the configuration. The wheels fold and the roll bar is removable to reduce its footprint. We help you check the relevant dimensions and the transport solution suited to your vehicle.
How can you try the Trialp?
You can arrange a trial at our premises by contacting our team beforehand. Associations and events also let you discover the equipment, depending on availability. Check our upcoming appointments and contact us to prepare a trial that fits your project.
What are the weight and size of the Trialp?
- L: 199 cm
- H: 146 cm (bar easily removable if needed)
- W1 (wheels drawn in): 63 cm
- W2 (wheels extended): 105 cm
- W3: 78 cm
- Weight: 142 kg
Measurements are given for guidance only and may vary depending on the options chosen.
Where to try it?
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This map is provided for guidance only. We invite you to contact the organizations directly for more information and to confirm the available equipment.
We invite managers of organizations to contact us for any update to their information.