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Gary Krause
Guest
Hi,
I've had my Canto over a year now and have made a couple of modifications that have made a big
difference. The Canto is fine the way it is but, I thought it could be better. First of all, the
leather seat base is ok and I really didn't have any problems with it except for a little recumbent
butt once in a while. It took a month to find the perfect position for me. I noticed that Calhoun
Cycles sells a Rans seat base for the Burley. I bought it and tried it. It improves the comfort 100%
in my opinion. It's also lighter than the original leather seat base. The other thing that I am
changing is the wheels. The ZAC 19 rims are awful. I'm in the process of building a couple of new
wheels for it. I'm using Rhyno Lite rims.
Overall, I am very pleased with the Canto. I've switched it from long to short wheel base and back
again. I actually liked the short wheel base better but, I also have a Rans V-Rex and no need for
another SWB bent.
Has anyone else made improvements to the Canto and if so, what?
Gary
I've had my Canto over a year now and have made a couple of modifications that have made a big
difference. The Canto is fine the way it is but, I thought it could be better. First of all, the
leather seat base is ok and I really didn't have any problems with it except for a little recumbent
butt once in a while. It took a month to find the perfect position for me. I noticed that Calhoun
Cycles sells a Rans seat base for the Burley. I bought it and tried it. It improves the comfort 100%
in my opinion. It's also lighter than the original leather seat base. The other thing that I am
changing is the wheels. The ZAC 19 rims are awful. I'm in the process of building a couple of new
wheels for it. I'm using Rhyno Lite rims.
Overall, I am very pleased with the Canto. I've switched it from long to short wheel base and back
again. I actually liked the short wheel base better but, I also have a Rans V-Rex and no need for
another SWB bent.
Has anyone else made improvements to the Canto and if so, what?
Gary