Our power add-ons fit to most folding or rigid frame chairs.
Sometimes we hold limited stock but usually we have add-ons built to order as there are such a variety of variations like colour, battery power and connector so we usually only order specifically what a customer requires, which takes about 15 days if all parts are in stock.
The C6, where you cannot remove the battery and outsize version like the Hybrid, can only be shipped by sea which takes approximately 40 days on the water, the other models you can choose sea or air shipping.
The C1 and C7, with removable batteries, can be flown, Air Express, as we usually hold a stock of those batteries but please check before completing check-out and paying for Air Express.
Air Express takes about 7 days after the build is completed.
If we don’t have your battery type in stock, your add-on will need to be sent with it’s batteries, by sea, but we have a couple of ‘courtesy car’ trikes that we can send to you to give you some power at your fingertips while you wait for your own add-on to arrive by sea.
Once with us, all add-ons are checked over, test run and forwarded to you by courier.
So if we have your trike batteries in stock you can choose Air Express and, from you sending payment and the placing of your order, to you receiving your power add-on, takes a maximum of three weeks.
For orders coming over via ship, from you sending payment and the placing of your order, to receiving your power add-on, takes between 8 to 12 weeks depending on the model you are ordering.
These estimates are as long as there is no delay in the supply of parts to the factory, for sea shipping, the availability of space on a ship, the weather and Customs, so we cannot guarantee these time scales but usually, things run on time.
You get a 1-year warranty with us here in the UK and we carry a selection of spares.
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There is currently an added 11 days to sea shipping time, usually taking only 40 days on the water, due to pirates (yes you heard right) in the Red Sea, resulting in vessels re-routing down around Africa.