Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a nice front drive recumbent to use with my Computrainer? I like the idea of a front drive with a relatively standard chain length. The cycle wouldn't really have to be street-ridable; it would just need to mount on my Computrainer. Any ideas?
Front driver on my trainer tended to "walk about" when in use. The fix was to attach a long enough channel to the trainer stand so the rear wheel would stabilize the side to side movements of the front drive wheel. Speedy
Paul Rubin said:
Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a nice front drive recumbent to use with my Computrainer? I like the idea of a front drive with a relatively standard chain length. The cycle wouldn't really have to be street-ridable; it would just need to mount on my Computrainer. Any ideas?
Sincerely, Paul Rubin [email hidden]
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Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a nice front drive recumbent to use with my Computrainer? I like the idea of a front drive with a relatively standard chain length. The cycle wouldn't really have to be street-ridable; it would just need to mount on my Computrainer. Any ideas?
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Quoted message said:
Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a nice front drive recumbent to use with my Computrainer? I like the idea of a front drive with a relatively standard chain length. The cycle wouldn't really have to be street-ridable; it would just need to mount on my Computrainer. Any ideas?