Babboe Dog-E

Motorized version of the Babboe Dog tricycle, with a motor in the rear wheel and a battery in the rack.

The Babboe Dog is designed primarily for transporting dogs, but can also accommodate two children seated and restrained in their harnesses.

The box is large enough to accommodate one or two large dogs.

It has a ramp so that the animal can go up and down on its own even if it is older and has lost agility.

It also has built-in rings to hold the dog using its leash.

DATA SHEET

• Overall dimensions of 217 x 88 x 110 cm
• Box dimensions: 90 x 58 x 53 cm
• 26-inch rear wheel, 20-inch front wheels
• Load capacity in the box: 100 Kg
• Saddle load capacity: 100 Kg
• Equivalent frame size: 50. Suitable for cyclists with sizes between 1.57 and 1.98 m.
• Not compatible with Maxi-Cosi seats
• Weight: 60 Kg

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

• 36V 250W motor in the rear wheel, maintenance-free. 40 Nm torque.
• 32.85V and 374Wh / 450Wh battery. Approximate range between 40 and 60 km in predominantly flat environments. Charging time 4 to 6 hours. Installed on rear rack
• Shimano 7-speed gear system with derailleur
  
• Front and rear drum brakes
• Rear rack with load capacity of up to 20 Kg
• Children's bench with 2 three-point harnesses
• Locking padlock integrated into rear fork
• Front and rear lights, battery operated
• Parking break

KEEP IN MIND:

• The indicated price DOES NOT INCLUDE SHIPPING COSTS .
  
  
• The photographs are for guidance only, to show different configuration options and components, so they are not contractual in nature.
  
  
• The price indicated (if indicated) corresponds to the basic model, without extras or accessories, based on the minimum standard configuration (i.e. the most economical), and may not correspond to any or all of the photographs.
  
  
• Due to the continuous technological development by manufacturers, we cannot guarantee that the technical sheet and list of components are completely updated. For current options and prices, contact us.
  
  
• ©Translation or original text by Jason Harris, with permission of the trademark owner.