Addmotor Arisetan II M-360 eTrike

Addmotor Arisetan II M-360 Semi-Recumbent eTrike

Addmotor's most-reviewed trike, full stop: the Arisetan II's low seat and feet-forward ride is the one 161 owners keep vouching for.

161 owner reviews at 4.9 stars — the deepest review file on any trike Addmotor sells, in a chair-comfort semi-recumbent.

Quick answer

The Arisetan II M-360 is the proven semi-recumbent: 161 owner reviews at 4.9 stars, a chair-style low seat, torque-sensing 750W assist, UL-certified 48V 20Ah Samsung battery and a rear differential. $2,799 at Redtail, shipped free with US warranty handling. For riders who want comfort-first geometry with a record.

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161Owner reviews, 4.9★ at Addmotor
Semi-recumbent28.3 in saddle height
750WRear motor, torque sensor
960Wh48V 20Ah Samsung, UL-certified
85 miMax claimed range (PAS 1)

Why the Arisetan II M-360

Proof

161 owners went first

Before this rebuild we pulled Addmotor's own review corpus: 161 reviews on the M-360 at a 4.9 average — more than the Grandtan's 159 and multiples of anything else with three wheels there. That's not our judgment of the trike; it's the sample size a buyer gets to lean on, and no other Addmotor trike offers a bigger one.

Position

Low, backed, feet forward

The Arisetan II's seat sits at 28.3 in with a backrest — between an upright trike's saddle and the Freetan's full chair. You step through a 26.7 in standover, sit into the machine, and pedal from a feet-forward position that unloads wrists and lower back. It's the geometry that keeps long-retired cyclists riding.

Power

Torque-sensed 750W, familiar hardware

The 750W rear hub takes orders from a torque sensor through seven levels — push harder, get more — with the half-twist throttle for starts. Controller (25A), display (5-inch LCD), chain (KMC stainless) and drivetrain (Shimano 7-speed) are the range's proven standards; the M-360 experiments with nothing.

Confidence

Differential, parking brake, certified pack

The rear differential keeps both wheels driving through corners without scrub; the parking brake holds the 110 lb machine on slopes; and the 48V 20Ah Samsung battery carries Addmotor's UL-certified designation in the spec table itself. Three discs — one per wheel — do the stopping.

What stands out on the spec sheet

The strongest social proof in the range — 161 reviews, 4.9 average, on Addmotor's own storefront at our 2026-08-24 pull; their customers' words, checkable
UL-certified 48V 20Ah Samsung battery, stated in the technical table itself — not just a marketing strip
Torque-sensed assist on a semi-recumbent — seated starts are where pressure-scaled power matters most, and the M-360 has it where the cheaper Citytri doesn't
A published two-version system (Standard 20-inch / Mini 16-inch wheels) with the full dimension table for both — fit is a measurement here, not a hope

Why buy it from Redtail

The price

$2,799

$2,799 here. Addmotor's US page lists the Arisetan II M-360 at $2,899 against a $3,099 list, read September 19, 2026.

Financing

4 payments

Shop Pay instalments split your order into four interest-free payments at checkout, with longer monthly terms on larger carts where offered.

Free US shipping

$0

Every e-bike and e-trike ships free in the lower 48 — big-box freight included, tracking emailed at dispatch.

We file the warranty claim

Done for you

Something goes wrong, you send us photos and your order number — we file the claim with Addmotor and track it to the finish for you. You never argue with a factory.

US support

Real answers

Sizing, delivery, fit for your state's rules — ask before you order and a US-based team answers, backed by a 2-year Addmotor warranty on frame, motor and 20Ah battery.

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Not sure it fits your space, your ride, or your state's rules? Email support@redtailebikes.com before you order and we'll confirm it — then buy with the button above.

Who the Arisetan II M-360 fits

It’s your trike if

Riders who buy on evidence: 161 reviews at 4.9 stars on the maker's store is the deepest owner record in Addmotor's entire trike lineup
Saddle-sore veterans — the semi-recumbent geometry drops the seat to 28.3 in with a backrest, taking weight off wrists and sit bones without going full recumbent
Taller riders: the published fit window is 5'7"–6'6", unusually tall-friendly (shorter riders: the Mini version next door fits from 5'6" with a lower frame)
The full trike toolkit at a mid price: torque sensor, differential, parking brake, UL-certified 960Wh Samsung pack — every family hallmark, $500 under the Freetan

Riding a different ride? We stock it

You're under 5'7" — the Arisetan II Mini is the same trike sized down — 4 inches lower at standover and saddle.
You want real suspension under the comfort — the Freetan M-368X is the full-suspension semi-recumbent.
You'd rather sit upright with baskets fore and aft — the Triketan M-330 is the classic errand layout for $400 less.

Straight answers before you order

The Arisetan II runs a 25mm comfort fork, not suspension in the full sense.

For the paved paths and neighborhood streets this geometry is bought for, the big cushioned seat does the comfort work; riders on genuinely rough surfaces should put the money into the Freetan's full suspension instead. See the Freetan M-368X.

110 lb, 80.7 inches, no fold — storage means a garage or shed.

The footprint is the price of the stable, low-slung frame that makes mounting effortless; a trike-rated hitch carrier moves it when a trip calls for it.

A semi-recumbent seats you lower than an upright trike in traffic.

The included lights run off the main battery, and the low seat is exactly why riders with balance or hip concerns choose this layout — feet reach the ground flat at every stop. Path-and-neighborhood riders are who it's built for.

The 85-mile range figure is a PAS-1 estimate under Addmotor's own policy.

Plan on the assist level you'll actually ride — the spec notes print the honest spread — and the 960Wh pack still covers days of errand riding per overnight charge.

What you get with the order

Shipping

Free shipping on every electric bike within the contiguous United States (lower 48).

Orders are prepared and dispatched within 1–3 business days. Most e-bikes arrive within 5–10 business days after dispatch, depending on location.

Ships via trusted parcel and freight carriers — UPS, FedEx, and LTL freight for larger items — with tracking emailed at dispatch. Trikes ship large; an adult signature is required at delivery.

Delivery protection

Inspect your shipment at delivery. Damage, defects, or incorrect items must be reported with photos within 48 hours; claims submitted after this window are not accepted.

Trikes with power, charging, or component issues are covered under the manufacturer warranty; Redtail coordinates repair or replacement remotely at no cost to the customer.

Returns

Addmotor's own return policy applies when you buy direct: 14 days, under 10 miles on the odometer, and a condition-based 10–30% restocking fee they set after inspection. Buy here and Redtail's terms apply instead — unopened orders within 3 days of delivery at a flat 15% restocking fee, a number you know before you pay, never a grade handed down after. Full terms: Redtail Refund & Return Policy.

Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, P.O. boxes, and remote areas may incur extra charges or be excluded — contact us before ordering. Addmotor has suspended e-bike and e-trike shipments to New York City (all five boroughs) under its current shipping policy, so we cannot deliver this model to NYC addresses right now — email us and we'll confirm status before you order. Full terms: Redtail Shipping Policy · Redtail Refund & Return Policy. Addmotor publishes its own shipping and return terms, which apply to orders placed directly with Addmotor, not to orders placed here.

Owning it in your state

Built for neighborhoods, paths and errand routes: fully operable pedals, assistance capped at 20 mph, and a 750-watt rated motor — right at the figures the federal low-speed electric bicycle definition (15 U.S.C. § 2085: 'less than 750 watts', less than 20 mph on motor power alone) is written around. States set the rules for where three-wheelers ride and who may carry a passenger. The details for your state are in our state-by-state e-bike law guide.

How the Arisetan II M-360 compares

All figures are Addmotor's own published specs, read from each model's archived product page and spec tables on 2026-08-24.

Spec	Arisetan II M-360	Arisetan II M-360 Mini	Freetan M-368X	Grandtan M-340
Price	$2,799	$2,699	$3,299	$2,399
Motor	750W rear-drive hub	750W rear-drive hub	750W rear-drive hub, 1,400W peak	48V 750W rear-mounted hub, torque sensor
Battery	48V 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung cells, UL-certified per Addmotor's table	48V 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung cells, UL-certified per Addmotor's table	48V 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung cells	48V 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung cells, UL-certified per Addmotor
Range (claimed)	Up to 85 miles claimed (PAS 1; estimates per Addmotor's own policy)	Up to 85 miles claimed (PAS 1; estimates per Addmotor's own policy)	Up to 85 miles claimed (PAS 1; estimates per Addmotor's own policy)	40–85 miles claimed (PAS 1 for the top figure; Addmotor labels range figures estimates)
Top speed	Up to 20 mph	Up to 20 mph	Up to 20 mph	20 mph
Brakes	Mechanical disc on all three wheels + parking brake	Tektro mechanical disc on all three wheels + parking brake	Mechanical disc all three wheels; 180mm front / 2×180mm rear rotors; parking brake	Mechanical disc on all three wheels + parking brake
Differential	Yes — rear differential	Yes — rear differential	Yes — rear differential	Yes — rear differential
Weight	110 lb	108 lb	148 lb	110 lb (50 kg)
Payload	280 lb rider + 100 lb rack	280 lb rider + 100 lb rack	280 lb rider + 100 lb rack	350 lb rider + 100 lb basket
Rider height	5'7"–6'6" (Standard; the Mini version fits 5'6"–6'5")	5'6"–6'5"	5'1"–6'7"	5'2"–6'4"

Source: each model's page on www.addmotor.com, archived 2026-08-29. — = not published by Addmotor for that model. Every column header links to that bike's page here.

Full specifications

Motor	750W rear-drive hub
Battery	48V 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung cells, UL-certified per Addmotor's table
UL claims	UL 2271 & UL 2849 (stat strip); 'UL-certified' in the technical table
Range	Up to 85 miles claimed (PAS 1; estimates per Addmotor's own policy)
Top speed	Up to 20 mph
Assist	7 levels, torque sensor; half-twist variable throttle
Brakes	Mechanical disc on all three wheels + parking brake
Differential	Yes — rear differential
Front fork	Oil-spring, 25mm travel
Drivetrain	Shimano 7-speed, KMC stainless chain
Frame	6061 aluminum alloy
Controller	Addmotor 25A
Display	Addmotor 5-inch LCD
Charger	48V 2.0A 5-pin US DC charger, magnetic
Trike weight	110 lb
Payload	280 lb rider + 100 lb rack
Tires	20×4.0 in (this Standard version)
Rider height	5'7"–6'6" (Standard; the Mini version fits 5'6"–6'5")
Saddle height	28.3 in
Standover	26.7 in
Reach	29.5 in
Total length	80.7 in
Total width	31 in
Wheelbase	55.5 in
Handlebar height	45.2 in
Rear rack	21.6 × 16.5 × 10.2 in
Lights	EB 2.0 lighting off the main battery, brake-light function

Specifications as published by Addmotor at www.addmotor.com/products/m-360, archived 2026-08-24. Figures are the manufacturer's ratings, not our test results. Metric-to-US conversions are ours and marked in parentheses.

How to read this spec sheet

Where Addmotor's own page prints more than one figure for the same spec, the table above carries the one we could verify twice, and this list names every such case and the figure we chose:

Price: $2,799 is Addmotor's live price; no machine-readable pre-sale price is published, so no compare-at is listed.
Versions: Addmotor's table shows Standard (20-inch wheels) and 'Min' — its label for the Mini — side by side. The Mini is sold as its own product and listed separately by us; this listing is the Standard.
The fit windows overlap oddly in Addmotor's table (Standard 5'7"–6'6", Mini 5'6"–6'5") — one inch apart at each end; their data, quoted exactly. Riders near the boundaries should decide by standover (26.7 vs 21.7 in) rather than the height line.
Review figures (161 at 4.9) are Addmotor's own store metrics at our 2026-08-24 pull — reported as theirs, never merged into ours.

What we counted

We pulled Addmotor's entire US trike collection on 2026-08-24 and counted it: 20 distinct trikes, 20 in stock. Addmotor's US trike lineup counted from its own collection page and per-product structured data: 20 distinct trikes, every one marked in stock on the pull date (one additional metric-market duplicate page of the Citytri E-310 excluded). This listing mirrors that catalog — price and availability are synced against Addmotor's own store rather than guessed.

Redtail original analysis, counted from Addmotor US's public storefront feed on 2026-08-24 (cross-sold accessories and two-wheel bikes excluded).

Warranty — and who deals with the factory (not you)

Component	Coverage
Frame	2 years for the original owner
Battery (20Ah packs)	2 years (13.5Ah and 15Ah packs: 18 months); Addmotor rates its batteries at roughly 800 charge cycles
Motor	2 years (for motors purchased on or after March 1, 2024; 1 year before that date)
Parts & components	1 year — forks, stem, handlebar, headset, seat post, lights, bottom bracket, rims, wheel hub, derailleur, throttle, wiring harness, controller, display and kickstand

What it covers

Defects in materials and craftsmanship for the original owner, on the components above, for bikes bought new. Warranty terms are locked to the policy in force at purchase.

What you must do

Proof of purchase from Redtail (your order confirmation is enough)
Dated photo or video evidence of the fault — Addmotor processes no claim without it
Inspect on delivery: note visible damage on the delivery paperwork before signing, photograph the box and the part, and report it to us immediately — shipping-damage windows are short and carrier-dependent

Not covered

Normal wear and tear — tires, tubes, brake pads, rotors, bearings and similar consumables
Theft, vandalism, or loss
Damage from ignoring the manual, improper assembly, or incorrect adjustment
Unauthorized third-party service or parts (unless approved by Addmotor in advance, with a quote)
Battery damage from power surges, improper or unauthorized chargers, or poor storage
Abuse, neglect, modification, accidents, or use beyond intended purpose
Shipping damage not documented promptly with dated photos (and noted on the Bill of Lading for freight)

Addmotor Limited Warranty issued by Addmotor Tech Inc., as published on its warranty policy page. Start a claim by replying to your Redtail order confirmation with photos or video and your order number — we file the claim with Addmotor and manage it on your behalf; Addmotor ships approved replacement parts within 1–10 business days of an accepted claim.

Frequently asked questions

Arisetan II or Freetan — which semi-recumbent?

The M-360 is the proven, simpler machine: $500 less, 38 lb lighter, 161 reviews deep, with a 25mm comfort fork. The Freetan is the engineering statement: full suspension, a reclining chair (90°–170°), a 5'1"–6'7" fit window and a published 1,400W peak — plus, notably, no UL claim where the M-360's table says UL-certified. Smooth streets and a preference for proven: M-360. Rough streets, shared households, maximum comfort: Freetan.

Standard or Mini?

By the tape measure: the Standard (this listing) runs 20-inch wheels, a 26.7 in standover and fits 5'7"–6'6"; the Mini runs 16-inch wheels with everything about 4–5 inches lower (21.7 in standover, 24.3 in saddle) and fits from 5'6". If stepping over is the concern — skirts, stiff hips, shorter legs — the Mini's lower frame is the point. Both carry the same powertrain and battery; the Mini runs $100 less.

What do the 161 reviews actually say?

They're on Addmotor's store — we cite the count (161) and average (4.9) exactly as displayed at our 2026-08-24 pull, and and by policy we don't import their text as our endorsement. The pattern across the visible sample: comfort and stability praise from older riders, assembly taking an afternoon, and the occasional shipping-damage report — consistent with every large trike's review file, and worth reading yourself before any $2,799 decision.

Is the seating position good for bad backs?

It's the model's entire premise: a 28.3-inch chair-height seat with a backrest, feet forward, weight off the wrists — and it's the geometry the review corpus specifically praises for exactly this. What we won't do is make a medical claim: if a condition is driving the purchase, the honest move is measuring the geometry below against what your body already tolerates, and asking us for any figure Addmotor didn't publish.

How does it handle hills at 110 lb?

The 750W hub with torque-sensed assist and a Shimano 7-speed handles ordinary neighborhood grades competently — assist scales with your effort, and first gear plus level seven is a genuine hill mode. What it isn't is the Grandtan Turbo's mid-drive: sustained steep climbs with a loaded rack are that machine's territory. Addmotor's 20 mph cap applies everywhere regardless.

Warranty and delivery?

Addmotor's published terms — 2-year frame, 2-year 20Ah battery, 2-year motor, 1-year components, wear items excluded, dated photo/video evidence required — with Redtail filing and managing every claim for bikes bought here. Freight delivery with adult signature; inspect before signing, photograph anything wrong, email us within 48 hours. NYC deliveries are suspended under Addmotor's current policy.

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Primary sources

Addmotor US product page: Addmotor Arisetan II M-360 Semi-Recumbent eTrike www.addmotor.com/products/m-360. Retrieved 2026-08-24.
Addmotor Limited Warranty www.addmotor.com/pages/warranty. Retrieved 2026-08-29.
Addmotor Shipping Guide www.addmotor.com/pages/shipping-guide. Retrieved 2026-08-29.
Addmotor Cancellation & Return Policy www.addmotor.com/pages/cancellation-return-policy. Retrieved 2026-08-29.
Redtail Shipping Policy. Retrieved 2026-08-29.
Redtail Refund & Return Policy. Retrieved 2026-08-29.
Redtail's state-by-state e-bike law guide. Retrieved 2026-08-29.

Specifications and prices are Addmotor's own, reproduced as published from the archived copy of its US product page, with contradictions in its copy flagged rather than resolved silently. Warranty terms are Addmotor's; shipping and return terms on this page are Redtail's. Manufacturer sources are cited by name and address rather than linked, because every link on this page keeps you here.

How we verified this page. Every specification above was read from an archived copy of Addmotor's own US product page (www.addmotor.com/products/m-360), retrieved 2026-08-24 with the price cross-checked against the same PDP's structured data the same day. Figures are the manufacturer's ratings, not our test results; where Addmotor's page disagrees with itself, the "How to read this spec sheet" section names each conflict and the figure we chose. Prices are USD, matched to Addmotor's own US store, current at the date shown. Corrections: support@redtailebikes.com.

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