Bunny-hopping on a recumbent

There's a bloke in Hawaii who can ride no hands, do track
stands, and wheelies on a Tour Easy. Might not be the guy
you 're looking for.

david boise id

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A few years back, I remember a site by someone who had
learned to do tricks such as riding no-hands, track stands
& (though I may be imagining things - small bunny hops) on
his recumbent. I think it was a Challenge Hurricane.

Does anybody else remember this site?

Thanks,

AC

David Bogie said:

There's a bloke in Hawaii who can ride no hands, do track
stands, and wheelies on a Tour Easy. Might not be the guy
you 're looking for.

I'm not so much looking for a guy, as wondering how
it's done.

AC

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david boise id

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A few years back, I remember a site by someone who had
learned to do tricks such as riding no-hands, track
stands & (though I may be imagining things - small bunny
hops) on his recumbent. I think it was a Challenge
Hurricane.

Does anybody else remember this site?

Thanks,

AC

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A few years back, I remember a site by someone who had
learned to do tricks such as riding no-hands, track stands
& (though I may be imagining things - small bunny hops) on
his recumbent. I think it was a Challenge Hurricane.

Must be Mark-Jan Bastian : xs4all.nl~markjanOpen ↗

Regards, Torben

I did a small wheelie the other day torquing my Vision up a
very steep hill in granny gear.... not on purpose, of
course. As for bunny hopping, I don't see how you could do
this on a 'bent, short of installing "low rider" style
hydraulic pistons in place of shock absorbers.
--
Bill Anton 2001 Vision R-40 26x26 SWB OSS Lubbock, TX, USA

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A few years back, I remember a site by someone who had
learned to do tricks such as riding no-hands, track stands
& (though I may be imagining things - small bunny hops) on
his recumbent. I think it was a Challenge Hurricane.

Does anybody else remember this site?

Thanks,

AC

Torben Scheel said:

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A few years back, I remember a site by someone who had
learned to do tricks such as riding no-hands, track
stands & (though I may be imagining things - small bunny
hops) on his recumbent. I think it was a Challenge
Hurricane.

Must be Mark-Jan Bastian : xs4all.nl~markjanOpen ↗

Thanks,

That's the site I was looking for.

AC