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  1. ๐Ÿ™„ Has any one riden the SUV from organic engies? it look like it may be dificult to stear...at http://www.organicengines.com/SUV/

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    jawnn at [email hidden] wrote on 11/24/03 2:32 PM: ๐Ÿ™„ Has any one riden the
    SUV from organic engies? it look like it may be dificult to stear...at
    organicengines.comSUV

    <without unnecessary eyeroll>

    I rode it while in Tallahassee about a year ago. Unfortunately, being sized like an elf, it is
    difficult for me to assess some bikes/trikes properly. I found it no more difficult to steer than
    any other under-seat steering system. On aspect I found awkward was the incredible weight due to the
    trailer portion being constructed on checker-plate steel. It was a bit of a bug to get started and
    stopped, even when unloaded. While in motion it has ease of continuous motion (the juggernaut
    qualities) of other heavy trikes such as the Roadrunner.

  3. jawnn said:


    ๐Ÿ™„ Has any one riden the SUV from organic engies? it look like it may be dificult to
    stear...at organicengines.comSUV

    Go to <http://www.ihpva.org/pipermail/trikes/2001-December/015148.html> for Ed Deaton's [1] comments
    on the SUV.

    [1] Proprietor of Fool's Crow Cycles.

    Tom Sherman - Planet Earth

  4. haven't ridden that particular bike, but i'll guarantee anything from Dan who runs Organic Engines,
    works, and works well.

    jawnn said:

    ๐Ÿ™„ Has any one riden the SUV from organic engies? it look like it may be dificult to
    stear...at organicengines.comSUV

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  5. bentbiker said:


    haven't ridden that particular bike, but i'll guarantee anything from Dan who runs Organic
    Engines, works, and works well.

    You mean there is a recumbent model that you have not owned at some point? ๐Ÿ˜‰

    Actually, the Organic Engines SUV (Sensible Utility Vehicle) is a FWD, lean steer, delta cargo
    trike. <http://www.organicengines.com/SUV/index.htm>

    Tom Sherman - Planet Earth

  6. yea Tom, there are still a few out there i haven't owned,like a dragonflyer lowracer! after 60
    plus bents i'm slowing down, i've settled down to a favorite pair. Don't own any now, but do
    like rans :-)

    Tom Sherman said:
    bentbiker said:

    haven't ridden that particular bike, but i'll guarantee anything from Dan who runs Organic
    Engines, works, and works well.

    You mean there is a recumbent model that you have not owned at some point? ๐Ÿ˜‰

    Actually, the Organic Engines SUV (Sensible Utility Vehicle) is a FWD, lean steer, delta cargo
    trike. <http://www.organicengines.com/SUV/index.htm>

    Tom Sherman - Planet Earth

  7. bentbiker said:


    yea Tom, there are still a few out there i haven't owned,like a dragonflyer lowracer! after 60
    plus bents i'm slowing down, i've settled down to a favorite pair. Don't own any now, but do like
    rans :-)

    I've never heard of "rans". ๐Ÿ˜‰

    Tom Sherman - Planet Earth RANS "Wavewind" and Rocket, Earth Cycles Sunset and Dragonflyer

  8. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by jawnn
    ๐Ÿ™„ Has any one riden the SUV from organic engies? it look like it may be dificult to stear...at http://www.organicengines.com/SUV/

    Wow, that's got to be hard to beat for sheer carrying capacity. I've fantasized about starting an enviro-friendly housepainting business, target marketing my own city neighbourhood. A utility trike like this might be just the ticket. Using non-toxic paints, no motor vehicle. The eco-painter. (feel free to steal this idea, any other flakey pragmatic dreamers out there) I'm pretty sure that properly rigged out, it could even carry big ladders somehow. Human power indeed! Well done, organic engines!

  9. bentbiker <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    yea Tom, there are still a few out there i haven't owned,like a dragonflyer lowracer! after 60
    plus bents i'm slowing down, i've settled down to a favorite pair. Don't own any now, but do like
    rans :-)

    I've never heard of a "dragonflyer lowracer".

    Zach Kaplan

  10. Zach Kaplan Cycles said:


    bentbiker <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    yea Tom, there are still a few out there i haven't owned,like a dragonflyer lowracer! after 60
    plus bents i'm slowing down, i've settled down to a favorite pair. Don't own any now, but do
    like rans :-)

    I've never heard of a "dragonflyer lowracer".

    Zach Kaplan

    For those confused:

    Earth Cycles Sunset Lowracer [TM] < ihpva.orgSunset001.jpg >

    Earth Cycles Dragonflyer [TM] < ihpva.orgdf1a.jpg >

    Tom Sherman - Planet Earth

  11. glad you new what i meant Tom, even if i didn't!

    Tom Sherman said:
    Zach Kaplan Cycles said:

    bentbiker <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    yea Tom, there are still a few out there i haven't owned,like a dragonflyer lowracer! after 60
    plus bents i'm slowing down, i've settled down to a favorite pair. Don't own any now, but do like
    rans :-)

    I've never heard of a "dragonflyer lowracer".

    Zach Kaplan

    For those confused:

    Earth Cycles Sunset Lowracer [TM] < ihpva.orgSunset001.jpg >

    Earth Cycles Dragonflyer [TM] < ihpva.orgdf1a.jpg >

    Tom Sherman - Planet Earth

  12. I'm in the process of building a clone of this machine (with the help of a friend who has brazing
    equipment). We emailed Dan at OE and he couldn't sell us plans, but gave his blessing to copy the
    design via photos from his website. It has been a bit of a slog creating many custom small parts and
    fittings, but it should be completed in a few days, and then I'll find out how ridable it is! I'll
    post complete details at my website when done.

    Cheers, Mark

  13. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Mark
    I'm in the process of building a clone of this machine (with the help of a friend who has brazing
    equipment). We emailed Dan at OE and he couldn't sell us plans, but gave his blessing to copy the
    design via photos from his website. It has been a bit of a slog creating many custom small parts and
    fittings, but it should be completed in a few days, and then I'll find out how ridable it is! I'll
    post complete details at my website when done.

    Cheers, Mark

    ๐Ÿ™

    what is your website url?

  14. jawnn said:

    what is your website url?

    pages.istar.ca~marker

    You can read about all my other bike stuff while waiting for the trike report. ;o)

    Mark

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