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How does the Pro Catrike Road stand up to the Scarab Trike? Can the Catrike even run with the Scarab? I know that the Catrike has 27 gears vs the Scarab's 53 gears and I also know that they recieve their gears differently the Scarab through a 3 rear hub system while the Catrike through a convential bicycle system. I was just needing to know because I am thing about buying a Catrike and one of the riders that I ride with has a Scarab and just wont to be able to ride with him with out falling be hind to much or will I. I have asked other people and have not recieved any information on these two trikes. Thank You Al Goodwin |
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Al wrote: > How does the Pro Catrike Road stand up to the Scarab > Trike? Can the Catrike even run with the Scarab? I know > that the Catrike has 27 gears vs the Scarab's 53 gears and > I also know that they recieve their gears differently the > Scarab through a 3 rear hub system while the Catrike > through a convential bicycle system. I was just needing to > know because I am thing about buying a Catrike and one of > the riders that I ride with has a Scarab and just wont to > be able to ride with him with out falling be hind to much > or will I. I have asked other people and have not recieved > any information on these two trikes. I have a Wicks Trimuter, which is essentially the same thing as a Scarab. I've only test ridden the Catrike Road 2004 briefly, but I can't imagine that you'd be much if any slower on it than you would be on a Scarab. Probably the reverse since the Catrike is like 10 lbs lighter than the Scarab, which would make a noticeable difference on climbs assuming properly wheel alignment and similar tires on both bikes. Having said that, I would say that if you've test ridden a Scarab and like its comfort and performance and price, while you have no opportunity to try the Catrike first, I'd say you should just get your own Scarab and live in ignorant bliss (meaning you'll have to stop reading about all the new stuff coming down the pike :-). -- I do not accept unsolicted commercial e-mail. Remove NO_UCE for legitimate replies. |
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