comfort/recumbent what? bike

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Originally Posted by JennyPi

Is that actually available for purchase? I'm really interested in buying a trike for my mom. She never learned to ride a bike and now in her later years would like to know what it feels like to ride one. She's retired and would love a new hobby! I guess I've inspired her ;)

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The pic links to this site: http://www.seniorenland.com/ But it's not in English so I couldn't find the trike.

Ahh .... thank you anyway!

Trikes aren't that hard to get. I saw one last week at a flea market. I've also seen them being assembled at my bike shop for industrial use.

This one is pretty:

http://www.manhattancruisers.com/08_trike.htm

we bought my mother a trike when she decided 2 wheeled bikes were too scary.
then she decided that trikes were too heavy. :confused:

Carbon fiber trike?

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Originally Posted by BleeckerSt_Girl

They should get one of these:
http://www.bikeforest.com/cb/index.php

:D :D :D

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Would that be considered a tandem??? LOL:p:D

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Originally Posted by SouthernBelle

Trikes aren't that hard to get. I saw one last week at a flea market. I've also seen them being assembled at my bike shop for industrial use.

This one is pretty:

http://www.manhattancruisers.com/08_trike.htm

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and this one

http://www.manhattancruisers.com/08_flyer6_m_gray.htm

I question the angle of the bars though, looks uncomfortable. One could always level it a little more.

I'm kinda partial to Easy Racer bikes (I ride a Ti-Rush), but they are getting more and more into the trikes now too. Here is a link to their website and their trikes. If we had room to store one, I'd have a trike too. They are so much fun to ride.
Edna
http://www.easyracers.com/index.htm
in their menu on the left, the links are under "Bikes we design - tricycles"