Dual motor; full suspension; semi-recumbent MeetOneTrike with 180nm torque @ 25 mph

Trikes are starting to rise in popularity. I actually see them on the road now! For a long time seeing a trike was like seeing a unicorn or a UFO. So when yours arrives and you go out for adventures you'll be advertising for MeetOne. My friend is selling his BUZZ trike but he's out to sea right now and he didn't drop it off at my house (plus space is tight right now) but I'm sure the BUZZ will sell fast at $500 when he gets back. Oh, when is the ETA on your MeetOne arriving?
 
Trikes are starting to rise in popularity. I actually see them on the road now! For a long time seeing a trike was like seeing a unicorn or a UFO. So when yours arrives and you go out for adventures you'll be advertising for MeetOne. My friend is selling his BUZZ trike but he's out to sea right now and he didn't drop it off at my house (plus space is tight right now) but I'm sure the BUZZ will sell fast at $500 when he gets back. Oh, when is the ETA on your MeetOne arriving?
really considering a semi recumbant
 
I've always been of the opinion that the Tour could easily be modded in to a semi-recumbent trike similar to Addmotor's M360:
m-360
Move the pedals; pick a seat/position in all that seating area real estate that the Tour offers...done.
Went so far as to suggest to MeetOne that we just need more length and/or slack in the handlebar wiring.
The latter 'shortcoming' (which is really not fair) is the only thing keeping these well built trikes from becoming a classic DIY/modder's dream given the unavailability and expense of but a foot more or so of wiring.
 
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