Homebuilt Recumbent Plans

There are 'Easy Racer' style, LWB, plans out there.

Have you tried a search on Google?

Write me if you don't find them.

Lewis.

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gph5 <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Are there any good links to sites that compare homebuilt plans/kits out there? I am having a hard
time deciding whose system or design to use. If there are homebuilders out there, there must be
opinions! I am leaning towards LWB, but can be swayed by wise council. How many different options
are there for homebuilders? What are the top 5 or 6 most successful systems? Any info will help.

I agree with previous posts:

Tour Easy Clone plans are available here in PDF format; flash.netbike.htmOpen ↗

I built my clone from these plans as my second homebuilt. Wish I'd have dont it first. It's my
favorite ride. Follow the plans and you'll be riding bent in no time. See mine at my web site,
url in sig.

Also, go to HPV page and several have plans for sale. Econobent comes to mind, there are others.

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Miles of Smiles,

Tom Blum Winter Haven, Florida Homebuilts: SWB Tour Easy Clone Speed Machine Clone

www.gate.net/~teblum

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Are there any good links to sites that compare homebuilt plans/kits out there? I am having a hard
time deciding whose system or design to use. If there are homebuilders out there, there must be
opinions! I am leaning towards LWB, but can be swayed by wise council. How many different options
are there for homebuilders? What are the top 5 or 6 most successful systems? Any info will help.

ihpva.orgindex.htmlOpen ↗
ihpva.orgbuildingOpen ↗ sheldonbrown.comhowibuil.htmOpen ↗

There's also a homebuilders' forum on bentrideronline.com .

Jeff

I also agree with both previous posts. My 3rd bent was a TE-Clone from plans I got from a mailorder
place in Nevada....a long long time ago. Out of 15 bents I have owned, the TE-Clone was in the top 4
best rides.
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I agree with previous posts:

Tour Easy Clone plans are available here in PDF format; flash.netbike.htmOpen ↗

I built my clone from these plans as my second homebuilt. Wish I'd have

dont

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it first. It's my favorite ride. Follow the plans and you'll be riding

bent

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in no time. See mine at my web site, url in sig.

Also, go to HPV page and several have plans for sale. Econobent comes to mind, there are others.

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Miles of Smiles,

Tom Blum Winter Haven, Florida Homebuilts: SWB Tour Easy Clone Speed Machine Clone

www.gate.net/~teblum

Try:

http://www.bentechbikes.com
http://www.iesales.com

Derek

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Are there any good links to sites that compare homebuilt plans/kits out there? I am having a hard time deciding whose system or design to use.

Try this:

recycledrecumbent.comrecycledrecumbent.comOpen ↗

It's essentially a nice development of the original TE plans. The so-called "advanced" version has
better geometry than a TE you make from the original plans.

Numerous links at bicyclecommuter.comHomeBuilderResources.htmOpen ↗ (including a couple I
added based on posts in this thread).

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Greg Dunn www.BicycleCommuter.com

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Are there any good links to sites that compare homebuilt plans/kits out there? I am having a hard
time deciding whose system or design to use. If there are homebuilders out there, there must be
opinions! I am leaning towards LWB, but can be swayed by wise council. How many different options
are there for homebuilders? What are the top 5 or 6 most successful systems? Any info will help.

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Are there any good links to sites that compare homebuilt plans/kits out there?

Besides the above mentioned links, there is also Barnett William's Optimild (lowracer) plans:

eng.uwaterloo.camuffler.htmOpen ↗

Regards

Javier Springfield, Northern Virginia

This information is superb!. Every thread I follow provides tonnes of new and exiting information.
It will be days before i have finished reading all of the links from top to bottom, but what fun it will be!
The Tour Easy clone seems to be the model of choice, though the muffler framed unit sound like it would look GREAT!
I think I'll start with the TE and then, for project # 2 try the muffler framed unit.
Can't wait!
Thanks for all of the help!

George