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My homebuilt recumbent bikes.
Gadget:
I built these about 12 years ago. My wife hasn't used hers much at all but I have over 7000 trouble free miles on mine.
John Hill:
Nice work!
How do you find the screen? I am afraid if I had something like that on a bike around here it would act like a spinacker!
Gadget:
--- Quote from: John Hill on November 23, 2009, 10:51:17 PM ---Nice work!
How do you find the screen? I am afraid if I had something like that on a bike around here it would act like a spinacker!
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I bought my fairing from TourEasy in California. Cost a whopping $200.00 but it has held up well for the full 7000 miles.
Bernd:
Nice, simple and neat looking bikes.
I've got plans for a trike. The plans came off the internet. It's actually a recumbent tadpole trike from Jetrike.com and was drawn by Henry Thomas. I did a bit of research and found a guy that motorized a trike with a small engine. I'd like to do that to so I could navigate the hills around here. Sure would save on gas money. :D
Bernd
Gadget:
--- Quote from: Bernd on November 24, 2009, 09:44:02 AM ---Nice, simple and neat looking bikes.
I've got plans for a trike. The plans came off the internet. It's actually a recumbent tadpole trike from Jetrike.com and was drawn by Henry Thomas. I did a bit of research and found a guy that motorized a trike with a small engine. I'd like to do that to so I could navigate the hills around here. Sure would save on gas money. :D
Bernd
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I have plans for a tadpole trike as well, I may still go that route. I like the leaning units though, that is going to be a bit tricky.
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