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Old 02-27-2018, 09:07 AM
CiclistiCliff CiclistiCliff is offline
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Originally Posted by Polyglot View Post
Where are you located and how large a frame would your customer need? While I am not actively trying to sell my trike, I would be more than happy to let him try my trike out so he can see whether it will suit his needs. I say this because trike riding is not as simple as everybody thinks and there is a learning curve that somebody with balance issues might not be able to overcome. At slowish speed it is not an issue but when speeds increase the need to balance becomes quite extreme (often more than on a regular single). Having said that, back in the 70's I had a trike made for my developmentally and balance-challenged neighbor. He loved his trike and quickly became a fixture riding his trike in the neighborhood. He got a good 10 years out of the trike, riding every day.

PS: my trike is 59-60 cm ST C/C
Polyglot,

Great info. The customer is 6ā€™3-6ā€™4ish so yours may work. Iā€™m in the SF Bay Area.

The Catrike seems promising too.
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