20 pound Airlite Trike

Looks very cool! A 20-lb trike! Congrats!

I hope the summer racing goes great for you and your new bike. The
proof is in the pudding. If you get it out there and show it off and
ride it FAST then it'll go!

I would surely test ride one.

I think the fastest bikes are layed back but also have a high BB to
keep a good compressed power-angle. Offhand the race version looks
like the angle might be too 'open.' But we'll let results and reviews
inform us better!

The website is also very nice and 'tight.' (I did notice a couple
typos with "there" instead of "their" twice in the "Manufacturing"
section.) The two trike models are somewhat confusing. They look very
similar and the one is called Airlite Trike while the other is Airlike
Model. They're both trikes and both 'models.' It seems like Airlite
Race Trike and Airlite Sport Trike might be clearer, as I think that's
what the distinction seems to be, but I'm not sure.

Good luck! --Jeff Potter (out your backdoor press)

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Thanks Jeff for the advice, and proof reading! One of our customers
does the proof reading, I don't think he has seen the latest revision.
There are two models the only difference is in Groupo one is Dura-Ace
the other is 105 components. Both trikes are road bikes with an
emphasis (spelling) on speed.

Jamie
www.air-lite.com

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Quoted message said:

Looks very cool! A 20-lb trike! Congrats!

I hope the summer racing goes great for you and your new bike. The
proof is in the pudding. If you get it out there and show it off and
ride it FAST then it'll go!

I would surely test ride one.

I think the fastest bikes are layed back but also have a high BB to
keep a good compressed power-angle. Offhand the race version looks
like the angle might be too 'open.' But we'll let results and reviews
inform us better!

The website is also very nice and 'tight.' (I did notice a couple
typos with "there" instead of "their" twice in the "Manufacturing"
section.) The two trike models are somewhat confusing. They look very
similar and the one is called Airlite Trike while the other is Airlike
Model. They're both trikes and both 'models.' It seems like Airlite
Race Trike and Airlite Sport Trike might be clearer, as I think that's
what the distinction seems to be, but I'm not sure.

Good luck! --Jeff Potter (out your backdoor press)

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www.air-lite.com

We have now added a third model to the line up! 105 components, under
26 pounds with aluminum rear subframe and fiberglass seat. The old 105
model has been upgraded to Ultegra components as well.

Jamie MacMenemy
www.airlite.com

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Hello all, just a quick note to let you know we will have our new
Airlite carbon trikes at the OHPV HPV races in Portland, Oregon this
month. www.air-lite.com Stop bye for a test ride. The OHPV is putting
together a great event this year.

Thomas
www.air-lite.com

He means www.air-lite.com

Kinda scarey seeing that front wheel so close to your crotch and left leg .
.. . .

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Quoted message said:

We have now added a third model to the line up! 105 components, under
26 pounds with aluminum rear subframe and fiberglass seat. The old 105
model has been upgraded to Ultegra components as well.

Jamie MacMenemy
www.airlite.com

Quoted message said:

Hello all, just a quick note to let you know we will have our new
Airlite carbon trikes at the OHPV HPV races in Portland, Oregon this
month. www.air-lite.com Stop bye for a test ride. The OHPV is putting
together a great event this year.

Thomas
www.air-lite.com