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  1. Tom is this the one?
    http://individual.utoronto.ca/nogami/bikes/roster/sunset/sunset.html

    "A very nice bike in a lot of ways, but I couldn't get comfy on it.
    Bought used. Serial number SUN-0014. Sold to Ed Gin of the Chicagoland
    Recumbent Riders. He came over to pick it up in person."

  2. Slugger said:

    Tom is this the one?
    http://individual.utoronto.ca/nogami/bikes/roster/sunset/sunset.html

    "A very nice bike in a lot of ways, but I couldn't get comfy on it.
    Bought used. Serial number SUN-0014. Sold to Ed Gin of the Chicagoland
    Recumbent Riders. He came over to pick it up in person."

    My Sunsets are Red (0003) and Light Purple (0006) [1]. However, I did
    ride Sunset 0014 briefly when Ed Gin owned it.

    I find the Sunset to be a very comfortable bike, unless the roads get
    too rough. On poor surfaces, the rear suspended Dragonflyer (with the
    same seat as the Sunset) is much more comfortable.

    [1] The previous owner insists on calling it Lavender. 😉
    --
    Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

    "unclog!" - G. Daniels

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Sunset Lowracer TM Fanatic said:
    Slugger said:

    Tom is this the one?
    http://individual.utoronto.ca/nogami/bikes/roster/sunset/sunset.html

    "A very nice bike in a lot of ways, but I couldn't get comfy on it.
    Bought used. Serial number SUN-0014. Sold to Ed Gin of the Chicagoland
    Recumbent Riders. He came over to pick it up in person."

    My Sunsets are Red (0003) and Light Purple (0006) [1]. However, I did
    ride Sunset 0014 briefly when Ed Gin owned it.

    I find the Sunset to be a very comfortable bike, unless the roads get
    too rough. On poor surfaces, the rear suspended Dragonflyer (with the
    same seat as the Sunset) is much more comfortable.

    [1] The previous owner insists on calling it Lavender. 😉

    Whats it like having your feet above your butt there? It looks like the
    blood might leave your toes and never come back. Otherwise its a pretty
    stealth looking bike.

  4. "Slugger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Whats it like having your feet above your butt there? It looks like the
    blood might leave your toes and never come back. Otherwise its a pretty
    stealth looking bike.

    It doesn't, at least on my Baron

  5. Slugger said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Sunset Lowracer TM Fanatic said:
    Slugger said:

    Tom is this the one?
    http://individual.utoronto.ca/nogami/bikes/roster/sunset/sunset.html

    "A very nice bike in a lot of ways, but I couldn't get comfy on it.
    Bought used. Serial number SUN-0014. Sold to Ed Gin of the Chicagoland
    Recumbent Riders. He came over to pick it up in person."

    My Sunsets are Red (0003) and Light Purple (0006) [1]. However, I did
    ride Sunset 0014 briefly when Ed Gin owned it.

    I find the Sunset to be a very comfortable bike, unless the roads get
    too rough. On poor surfaces, the rear suspended Dragonflyer (with the
    same seat as the Sunset) is much more comfortable.

    [1] The previous owner insists on calling it Lavender. 😉

    Whats it like having your feet above your butt there? It looks like the
    blood might leave your toes and never come back. Otherwise its a pretty
    stealth looking bike.

    I have no problem with having the bottom bracket (BB) higher than the
    seat as long as I wear properly fitting shoes with stiff soles. I have
    a pair of Shimano shoes that are a little bit too narrow in the toe box
    that work fine for me on a lower BB bike such as the RANS Tailwind, but
    not on the RANS Rocket or Earth Cycles Sunset.

    --
    Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

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