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    Bill B
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    remember these?????? huffybikes.comgreenmachine dl3.html

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  2. Joshua Goldberg
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    NO Looks like fun though, did they make an Adult version? Up here in Canada a neigborhood boy
    had something that looked like the Green Machine, but it had a crank on it and you crank it with
    the brake on and when you released the brake the trike shot down the street really fast..guess
    they never caught on. Might be a sight having a pack of Adult trikers out cranking up their
    bents for a ride.
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  3. Hunibal
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    Just recently got myself a - EZ-3 Trike - and I have lots of fun with it. And the price is
    right too!

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    NO Looks like fun though, did they make an Adult version? Up here in Canada a neigborhood boy had
    something that looked like the


    Green

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    Machine, but it had a crank on it and you crank it with the brake on and when you released the
    brake the trike shot down the street really fast..guess they never caught on. Might be a sight
    having a pack of Adult trikers out cranking up their


    bents

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    for a ride.
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    remember these?????? huffybikes.comgreenmachine dl3.html

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  4. Micro-Flight
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    There is an adult version of this but more complex. SEE: justtwobikes.comtrike.htm

    Regards, Robert

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  5. Clark Werner
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    Check this out, and look at the two movie clips.

    www.sidewindercycle.com

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  6. Christopher Jor
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    There is an adult version of this but more complex. SEE: justtwobikes.comtrike.htm

    Regards, Robert

    Another very complex rear steer trike was the old Thebis. What a fun trike for me (but there was no
    way to put a motor on it, which is why it went "bye bye"😉.

    Chris Jordan Santa Cruz, CA.

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  7. Mark Leuck
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    remember these?????? huffybikes.comgreenmachine dl3.html

    Sidewinder makes a trike that steers from the back

    sidewindercycle.comindex.htm

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