-High-Seat Position: Unlike many low-slung performance trikes, the Rover features a higher seat height (around 15 to 18 inches). This makes it exceptionally easy to get in and out of, appealing greatly to riders with balance or mobility concerns.
-Robust "Y" Frame: Built using a heavy-duty High-Tensile (Hi-Ten) steel frame, its unique geometry provides maximum stability and yields a generous 400-pound weight capacity (or 500 pounds for tandem variants).
-Versatile Configurations: The Rover platform accommodates multiple drivetrains, including traditional 8-speed external gear systems, 8-speed internally geared hubs (such as the Rover i8), and continuously variable planetary transmissions (CVT).