Two wheeled motorcycles and bicycles work great, until they don’t. If you hit that patch of gravel, the wrong pothole, or the rain puddle, things can go bad very quickly.

With three wheels on the ground, you can lose traction on all wheels and have a much stronger chance of staying upright, thus avoiding a crash.

You can carry passengers, boxes, bags, or anything else you can strap to the back. (But let’s agree not to strap down your passengers…you can just let them prop their feet on the handy and comfortable passenger pegs 😊)

On XOTO’s 3 wheels, it’s actually easier to balance people or cargo on the back than it is on a 2-wheeled vehicle. The only restriction is that you need to keep the total weight under 350 pounds.

In California, because XOTO has 3 wheels, all you need is a valid California driver’s license to ride. Otherwise, it depends on your local rules. Please reach out to us with the state you’re in and we’ll help you find out what you need to do to ride.

This information is provided as a general reference. It should not be considered legal advice. Laws and regulations are subject to change. Always consult local authorities to determine state law vehicle classification and licensing requirements. XOTO recommends wearing a helmet and protective clothing at all times while operating motorized vehicles.

Most people get the hang of it very quickly since leaning into a turn is so intuitive. The important thing to remember is to trust the vehicle and lean in. Because the stabilizing mechanism is working to keep you up, you have to lean a little bit more than you are used to doing on a two wheeled vehicle.