Ice Bear Mojo 150 Trike - Specifications & Review

Company History

Ice Bear built a stateside following by importing an eclectic range of affordable three-wheelers, scooters, and minibikes and backing them with U.S. warehousing and parts. The appeal is practicality: campus commuters that cost less than a semester’s parking, delivery-friendly scooters with rear racks, and fun pit bikes for RV parks—all supported by documentation and a phone number. Build quality depends on model and year, but improvements in harness sealing, brake components, and emissions compliance have made recent units more livable. The trike lineup—reverse-gear, wide-stance rides—caters to riders who want stability at low speeds without the cost of premium brands. As with any distributor label, experience hinges on dealer prep and aftersales; strong shops PDI thoroughly and stock spares, turning budget hardware into reliable appliances. Historically, Ice Bear exemplifies how importers can broaden access to powersports by handling the unglamorous parts—inventory, manuals, and friendly support—so that price doesn’t equal headache for entry-level buyers.