Recumbent Trikes

[shouldbeinbed]

Seem to be the answer to many cycling ills on here recently.

Are they the new solid wood kitchen

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I'll let you know soon. I'm getting both a new kitchen and a recumbent trike this month seriously!

 

[shouldbeinbed]

*red face* fixed the thread title.

I'd love a go from home into Manchester and back on a recumbent and a try in a velomobile too. Money and storage are against me tho.

 

[Levo-Lon]

I just wouldn't feel safe in one, but then im lucky enough to have a choice..

 

[Pedalabitslower]

I have no experience of a new kitchen but do own and love my ICE recumbent trike. Most drivers are really considerate allowing extra room when overtaking. You can climb any hill though progress can be slow........coming back down is another matter....Wheeee!!

 

[classic33]

*red face* fixed the thread title.

I'd love a go from home into Manchester and back on a recumbent and a try in a velomobile too. Money and storage are against me tho.

Rode a Brox Quad through Manchester City Centre with no problems. Even got given more space than I would have on two wheels.

 

[ufkacbln]

I just wouldn't feel safe in one, but then im lucky enough to have a choice..

Funnily enough once you ride one You won't feel as safe on a normal bike

 

[raleighnut]

I couldn't afford one so got my Kentex upright (knowing I'd be able to sell it for 75% of what it cost) mainly for physiotherapy but also for transport (non-driver).
If I can ever get the cash together I'll be riding one though.