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Old 04-26-2009, 08:50 AM #1
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Question recommendations for recumbent trikes?
Does anyone here ride one? I'm thinking about selling my SUN trike and looking for a light weight trike that i can put in the back of our truck so I can participate in bike rides & walks. (my trike is great but HEAVY) Any recommendations?

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I have a recumbent bike but mine is stationary. I ride it 3-4 times per week.
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Does anyone here ride one? I'm thinking about selling my SUN trike and looking for a light weight trike that i can put in the back of our truck so I can participate in bike rides & walks. (my trike is great but HEAVY) Any recommendations?

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I contacted a friend who lives for his recumbents (he has several). He recommended the GreenSpeed website. Also BikeMania has one that weighs 34 lbs.

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