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Icicle Tricycles Custom Cargo Trike

Custom commercial trikes built to your exact cargo hauling specs

by Icicle Tricycles

$11,980 – $17,500

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The Carryish Take

Bottom line: Custom cargo trikes for specialized commercial needs, but overkill and overpriced for most families.

Best for

  • Mobile business owners who need a rolling storefront or workspace
  • Municipalities needing specialized maintenance or delivery vehicles
  • People with mobility needs requiring custom accessibility features
  • Commercial operations with unique cargo requirements

Not for

  • Families wanting a car replacement — get a Tern GSD or Urban Arrow
  • Budget-conscious buyers — Lectric XPedition starts at $1,399
  • Anyone who needs to test before buying
  • Impatient buyers who want delivery in weeks, not months

Pros & Cons

What we like

  • +Completely custom design — they'll build exactly what you need
  • +Three-wheel stability beats two-wheelers for heavy commercial loads
  • +Utah-based manufacturing with direct customer relationships
  • +Optional electric assist can be spec'd into any build

Watch out for

  • Custom pricing means no upfront cost transparency
  • Long lead times typical of made-to-order fabrication
  • No test rides — you're buying based on drawings and specs
  • Likely 2-3x more expensive than production cargo bikes

Full Specifications

Motor & Power

Motor
Optional

Cargo & Family

Layout
Trike

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do custom Icicle trikes cost?

Pricing varies wildly based on specs — could range from $3,000 for basic builds to $15,000+ for complex commercial setups. You'll need to contact them directly for quotes.

How long does delivery take?

Custom fabrication typically takes 8-16 weeks depending on complexity. This isn't Amazon Prime — you're getting a handmade product.

Can I add electric assist to any build?

Yes, they offer optional motor systems. Expect to add $1,500-3,000 to your base price for electric components.

Do they make consumer family cargo trikes?

They can, but you'll pay custom prices for what production bikes do well. Consider Bunch or Nihola for family-focused trikes first.

Unlike production trikes from Bunch ($4,499) or Nihola ($5,200+), Icicle builds whatever you dream up — but expect to pay accordingly. If existing cargo trikes meet 90% of your needs, save the custom premium.