I have.
They're not that much different than a "normal" DF. it was fun to ride
I have.
They're not that much different than a "normal" DF. it was fun to ride
Thank you, that makes sense.
That's interesting! Slightly o/t here, but my bike + trailer are amazingly long, if I walk the bike across a junction it takes a whole carriageway from nose to tail (we do have narrow roads here). Which is a pretty strong motivator for being on the road rather than off it.
Has your friend thought about this any further, Shannon?
Dawes Cambridge Mixte, Specialized Hardrock, Specialized Vita.
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I have a Sun EZ-TAD CX tadpole trike. It is a blast, especially around corners at speedHere's a picture of it, parked appropriately (funny how this convenience store has "low emission vehicle" parking, but no bike rack
). Click to enlarge:
The towel you see draped over the seat is to cover up the headrest I made for it:
Homemade headrest on Sun EZ-TAD CX recumbent 2 by kittyz202, on Flickr
Here's a sped-up video of me riding around town at night on a Friday night. I have lots of lights, including flashing LED Christmas lights on the tall safety flagpole from top to bottom, so visibility is never an issue:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-MuzISJagE
Daytime video on the MUP:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR6IJRas424
late to this discussion but I just got a used Terra Trike for $800. I had a bad crash on my df a couple of years ago and I'm still pretty scared to ride it. This seemed like a good solution. Normally I ride tandem with my husband-- we do AIDS Lifecycle on the tandem-- but thought this would get me out on my own. It is quite a workout on the quads and I think my tandem riding will surely benefit. It's a hoot to ride and I think it's going to be a lot of fun. Climbing is super slow, but I'm not racing.
Trikes are blast! As far as slow climbing, you don't have to worry about tipping over like you do an two wheeler.