Bentbiker said:The owner of Actionbent recumbents, Randy Schulman has informed me, he
is going to be interdicting a really neat new OSS bike in the next
couple of weeks. Owning WAY to many recumbents in the last 15 years, I
have been really impressed with the Jetstream I bought from Randy last
fall. The ride is great, it's fast [as indicated in the BROL test ride],
and the quality of the frame, is top notch. The seat is one of the more
comfortable seats i've ridden in the hardshell variety. I think these
bikes are comparable to bikes almost twice the cost. The new PB966 looks
to be a notch above all that, with the Curvy Challenge bike style frame
design, monoblade fork, and front disc break, looks like a tremendous
value for 995.00 Here's a link of a good site with pictures, http://www.bents.com.tw/HTM-SUM/pb-966.htmhttp://www.bents.com.tw/HTM-
SUM/pb-966.htm no, I don't own, work for, or am related to Actionbent in
any way, wouldn't mind a test bike for a review though! :-)
I put my new Jet Stream USS together and knew there would be a fair
amount of getting used to but I can hardly control it. Are there any
secrets to control the bike with such limited stearing?
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