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OK, the reason they went Bankrupt is because they and their (2021) investors are just dumb. From Geekwire Demand surged during the pandemic, climbing nearly 300%, In 2021 the company raised more than $300 million, reaching a valuation of $1.65 billion and branding itself as North America’s...

Sorry to hear that Bobsiii. I know it hurts. I take four precautions when out and about. Motion Sensor Alarm Cable Lock Small padlock on the rear disc brake. It's an unexpected surprise if they try to ride away! I never let my bike out of my sight. I go to restaurants, small stores, coffee...

You always build very clean looking bikes. I am looking forward to photos the finished product.

Update since my last update January 2024: Original install April 2023. I ride 50% MTB trails, 50% paved trails, 4-5K miles per year. Zero problems with the hub. It performs beyond my wildest expectations. Shifts perfectly every time. I've never had to adjust the shifting mechanism since day...

Update since my last update January 2024: Original install April 2023. I ride 50% off road MTB trails, 50% paved trails Zero problems with the hub. It performs beyond my wildest expectations. Shifts perfectly every time. I've never had to adjust the shifting mechanism since day one. Shifts...

Riding in traffic without a helmet. Nuff said.

Yes the Catrike Speed has a 2.5-3 inch ground clearance. That would not work on speed bumps and 50% of my terrain. They are good for a casual cruise. I Seriously considered a four wheeler. You are right about cornering and the perception of speed so low to the ground, they can be fun.

Tried an e-recumbent tadpole. My main concern is that your head is right at bumper level. I tried it a few times and felt very vulnerable at intersections. You cannot see over the vehicles, and if you get hit your head will impact a car or truck, and then the ground. Way more favorable odds...

You know it. They want you corralled and collared by their proprietary systems. Engine lights, limp mode, software updates.

Looks nice, I might do Rock Creek Park this weekend. Great 24 mile ride down into DC full of fall colors. https://www.nps.gov/rocr/index.htm

I purchased an electric recumbent last year. Everyone that tries mentions they do not feel secure at intersections because their head is at car bumper/grill level. I felt the same way.

My elbow pads have saved me several times. I would have shattered by elbow for shure without them.

Take it with a "grin of of salt". I rode my bike in DC two weeks ago (see map) also just this Friday, about 27 & 35 miles. Started at Arlington Cemetery on the Virginia side. Rode across the Memorial Bridge to the Lincoln Memorial, down along the reflecting pool, past the WWII Memorial and up...

It's most likely OK. I'd recommend it certainly at 3,000 miles.

October for sure. The weather is usually really nice. Don't have to worry about heat in October.

Ditto!

Nvreloader, I remove the center gear and the left gear. You can lift the center gear out by jiggling back and forth, i used pliers. I leave the tiny gear and the largest gear on the right in place. The largest gear on the right is more difficult to remove and install due to the motor magnetic...

Sorry to hear that. It would be nice if they covered it, but from what I can see from your post the manufacturer has no liability. From what I can deduce, you did not perform routine monthly maintenance checks on your spokes. You Just noticed 8 spokes were broken only when you were wiping down...

Yeah, I cannot believe I waited two years to crack it open and check the grease. I just wasn't in the mood to "suck it up" and do the maintenance! I swear I'll check the grease within a year this time!

Sounds like you got some greasin' to do on at least two of your bikes! I'm glad I could provide some follow up for my fellow riders. When I decided to use Corn Head grease, I only had one reference and most people looked askance at the concept. Thanks for your reply and support