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How much does a trike cost? Trikes range in cost from the entry level Naked Trikes at about $9000.00 to the Full on Touring Models with Complete Body Kits which can be up to $16,000.00 for a base conversion. It can take anywhere from 10 Hours to 40+ hours to convert and option out a Trike, however depending on our clients needs, wants and desires, each case may be different.
â¢ As you will find you are adding bits to such a cheap beginnerâs kit it is best to look at the more complete sets that are available from around $500. â¢ Beginnerâs kits can cost as much as $1500 but at that price you are looking at some fairly decent full size kits too. â¢ For kids you can get a decent kit for around the $200 mark. â¢ Professional style kits begin at around $1500 and can cost anywhere in excess of $10,000 for a full set up. â¢ Practice pads are a great idea for those looking to learn seriously and are very cheap at no more than $20; however, they are not much fun!