Universal Tough Trike Toughness Primarily made from 4130 chromolyHardened 3/4” 1045 steel axlesStainless steel incorporated for wear areasStrong, lightweight Azusalite aircraft wheelsFEA analyzed and optimized structureEasily repaired Versatility Works with most paramotors right out of the box, without any extra parts or modificationsRemove 4 pins to release your paramotor for foot launching in less than a minuteHighly adjustable mounting to customize your flying experience. You can offset for torque compensation and adjust the tilt angle for perfect, clean inflations.Adjusts to four different lengths to optimize leg comfort and weight distributionAdjustable height seat support with five positions to optimize comfortThe adjustable mounting system adapts to easily mount the vast majority of paramotors, offers a high level of adjustment, and lightning fast paramotor attachment and removal. Specifications Base Trike Weight (with mounting for 16mm tube frame): 27.2 lbs with skinny wheels, 35 lbs with fat wheelsTandem Attachment Weight: 9.4 lbsTandem Attachment Capacity: 190 lbsTough Trike Comp: 19 lbsComposition: Stainless Steel, Fiberglass, Carbon FiberCapacity: 300 lbs (paramotor + pilot + gear) Colors Urethane Automotive Paint: Blue metallic (upper left), Bright blue metallic (upper right), Sour apple green metallic (middle left), Bright orange metallic (middle center), Candy apple red metallic (middle right), Plum pearl metallic (lower left), Gunmetal gray metallic (lower right) Powder Coat (Tougher, generally not quite as vibrant): Black, Misty Midnight (Dark blue that lightens up when in direct light), Neutron Star (Two-tone purple/blue), and Illusion Red (Brilliant red with lots of metallic flake). Have Questions? As you start researching you'll find yourself having more and more questions. Our full-time team is available 7 days a week to answer any question you might have. Please don't hesitate to reach out!Call or Text - (801) 599-1684Email - [email protected] Upon placing your order we will reach out to you to confirm you're getting the correct gear for your setup.