Meet One Breeze Pro 2.0 Folding Fat-Tire Electric Trike

The Breeze Pro 2.0 fits you if your constraint is storage or transport. An apartment closet with limited floor space, an RV side compartment for camping trips, a shared garage where the trike has to share floor with cars, a hitch carrier behind a small SUV or sedan, or a vacation property where the trike travels between locations.

The semi-recumbent stance and the dual rear suspension match the rest of the Meet One trike family. If you used to ride a bicycle and want a stable platform that folds and travels, you will get most of the value. Solo riders carrying groceries or fishing gear get plenty of utility from the 100 lb rear rack plus the 450 lb total weight capacity.

Skip the Breeze Pro 2.0 when you have garage space for a non-folding flagship and want maximum capability (the Tour 2.0 is the answer). Skip it when you ride mostly with a passenger and need the 550 lb total load of the Tour 2.0 instead of this trike's 450 lb. Skip it when the route requires 25 to 28 mph speeds and the 20 mph cap is a real limitation.

Power comes from a single 750W rear-drive brushless motor that peaks at 1200W under load. Meet One publishes a 90 Nm (66 lb-ft) torque rating and a 25 percent climbing capability. The 20 mph top speed is intentionally capped below the Tour 2.0's 25 mph because the Breeze Pro 2.0 carries a lower load and a smaller wheel set.

Four ride modes match the rest of the Meet One trike line: Throttle for hand-only acceleration, Pedal Assist for proportional motor help based on the torque sensor reading your pedaling effort, Cruise Control for long flat stretches, and Reverse for low-speed backing out of parking spots. The Yolin color LCD shows speed, battery, mode, and odometer.

The speed differential between the two rear wheels lets the trike turn tighter than a fixed-axle design. The hydraulic disc brakes on all three wheels deliver consistent stopping under load. Loaded climbing is rated to 25 percent grade with a typical rider. Expect closer to 18 to 22 percent with cargo on the rear rack or a second adult on the optional rear seating.

The Breeze Pro 2.0 ships in two battery configurations. The single 20Ah pack is a 48V LG lithium battery rated at about 960 watt-hours. Meet One claims a 40 to 100 mile range from it. The dual 20Ah + 20Ah option roughly doubles the energy to 1920 watt-hours and stretches the range proportionally.

Real-world range under U.S. riding conditions tracks the mode and the load. Pedal Assist at the lowest setting on flat pavement approaches the 100-mile end of the claim on the dual-battery configuration. Throttle-heavy riding on rolling terrain with cargo lands closer to 25 to 40 miles on a single pack. Plan a return reserve and verify your own route across several rides.

Meet One ships the dual-battery kit separately from the trike. Confirm the current ship date for the second battery on the cart page before you order the dual configuration. Charging uses the included 3A charger over multiple hours depending on starting state and pack count.

UL 2849 certification verified by SGS is the headline safety disclosure on the Breeze Pro 2.0. UL 2849 covers the complete e-trike electrical system (battery, charger, controller, wiring). The cell-level UL 2271 number is not separately published on the page. If your apartment building, employer, insurer, or HOA requires both certifications, ask Meet One in writing before paying.

Hardware safety on a folding trike is appropriate for the speed and load. Hydraulic disc brakes work on all three wheels with 180 mm rotors. The rear taillight doubles as a brake light. It flashes when you grab the brake lever, which warns traffic behind you. The full suspension package (front fork plus dual rear shocks) keeps the ride controlled when loaded.

Verify your state and local rules for adult tricycle access on sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use trails, and parks. Trike width is the usual sticking point on narrow paths, and it varies by city: check before you plan a regular route in places like Chicago, Boston, or Philadelphia, where older bike lanes run tight. Some states classify three-wheeled adult cycles as bicycles, others as low-speed vehicles, and others apply their own adult-tricycle rules. Always wear a helmet and use bright clothing for visibility, particularly at the slower 20 mph cruising speed where cars approach faster than the trike.

The box ships with the trike at 85 percent pre-assembled, plus the manual, a 3A charger, paint and screws for touch-up, the 20Ah battery (or one of two for the dual-battery configuration), tools, and keys. Out of the box, you attach the handlebars, the front fender, the rear cargo basket and seat backrest, and the battery key.

First-ride routine on a folding trike: practice folding and unfolding twice before the first ride so the mechanism becomes familiar, then ride a slow loop in an empty lot to learn the differential turning and the brake feel under load. Then practice the Reverse mode with the trike empty before doing it loaded.

Ongoing ownership: check the folding hinge bolts and the seat-post clamp before every long ride. Confirm the brake lever feel from cold (the hydraulic lines settle after the first 20 miles). Inspect tire pressure with a real gauge weekly. Meet One's warranty framework applies. Confirm exact coverage and freight terms on a written order before paying. Keep the original carton and serial photos.

Power and speed. 750W brushless motor with 1200W peak power. 90 Nm (66 lb-ft) torque. 20 mph top speed. Up to 25 percent climbing. Four ride modes: Throttle, Pedal Assist (torque sensor), Cruise Control, Reverse.

Battery and charging. 48V 20Ah LG lithium battery (about 960Wh) standard. Optional 20Ah + 20Ah dual-battery configuration (about 1920Wh). 40 to 100 mile maximum range claim depending on configuration and conditions. Included 3A charger.

Frame and ride. Carbon steel folding frame. Semi-recumbent saddle. Front suspension fork plus dual rear shocks. 18 by 4 inch all-terrain fat tires. Speed differential rear axle.

Brakes, lights, display. Hydraulic disc brakes on all three wheels with 180 mm rotors. Integrated headlight. Rear taillight with integrated brake-indicator flash. Yolin smart color LCD display.

Capacity, certifications, ownership. 450 lb maximum total load. 100 lb rear-rack capacity. 85 percent pre-assembled at shipping. UL 2849 certified by SGS. Two colors (Gray, Orange), two seat configurations (Standard, Premium + Standard), two battery options. Sold Out / pre-order on several variants. Dual-battery kits ship separately. Confirm the current ship date at checkout.

The Breeze Pro 2.0 is the only trike in the Meet One line that solves the storage-and-transport problem. The folding carbon steel frame collapses into a footprint that fits an apartment closet, a shared garage corner, or a hitch carrier behind a small SUV. Add UL 2849 certification, hydraulic three-wheel braking, full suspension, the speed differential, and the dual-battery option, and the value position holds at a sub-$2,000 entry price.

The honest constraints are the spec downgrades from the Tour 2.0 sibling. Single motor instead of dual-motor AWD. 90 Nm (66 lb-ft) torque instead of 180 Nm (133 lb-ft). 450 lb total load instead of 550. 20 mph top speed instead of 25. Smaller 18-inch wheels instead of 20-inch. If you have garage space and need the Tour 2.0's capability, the Tour 2.0 is the better trike. If you need the folding mechanism, the Breeze Pro 2.0 is the only answer in this brand.

What the Meet One page supports clearly: identity, motor specifications, battery options, brake system, suspension layout, certifications, ride modes, frame format, color and seat options, and the 85 percent pre-assembled shipping figure. What is less certain: exact net weight (not published), real-world range on the dual-battery configuration under loaded riding, the current ship date for dual-battery kits, and the freight terms attached to a given order. Confirm on the cart before paying.