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18-12.-2007, 06:37 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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commuting on a trike
The Ultimate trike would lean into the turns like a bike. With low lateral stress it would use big wheels which would give a safer more vissable height. http://www.tripendo.com
But I am stuck with a heavy usx trike http://funnyfarmart.com/ez.htm . I want to put a fairing on it to keep the rain off but can't find any pictures of this trike with fairings. I would love to hear from other trike commuters. more here: http://actionbent.blogspot.com
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All the commuter cycling info that I know is here: http://actionbent.blogspot.com/ Every thing from building a bike to what it takes to keep it on the road. Last edited by jawnn : 18-12.-2007 at 06:41 AM. Reason: typo |
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04-04.-2008, 08:29 AM
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Location: Georgia, USA
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Re: commuting on a trike
LOL I've never seen that before. I wouldn't like being that low.
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