A year ago or more I saw an article about a company coming out with a
bike they classified as a "semi-recumbent". The sitting position was
similar to a recumbent but not nearly as far laid back. I've never seen
anything about it since nor have I been able to find it via searching on
the Internet. Does anyone have any information about it or know where
to find it??
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Semi-Recumbent??
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"Patrick Markovic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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: A year ago or more I saw an article about a company coming out with a
: bike they classified as a "semi-recumbent". The sitting position was
: similar to a recumbent but not nearly as far laid back. I've never seen
: anything about it since nor have I been able to find it via searching on
: the Internet. Does anyone have any information about it or know where
: to find it??Maybe you're thinking of the Giant version called the Revive?
http://tinyurl.com/ddcftCannondale also has its version.
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Rans has some models too:
http://www.ransbikes.com/2005bikes/2005AllModels.htmAlso, there is the Pedersen (not new but still being made):
http://www.dursley-pedersen.net/links.shtml -
there is a bunch of them now, KHS, Quetzal-CCM-EVOX, Easy Ryder, people
think the ScooterBike is a semi-bent, but I see it as a real CLWB, RANS
Fusion is not quite a semi and GIANT (the people who made BikeE have a
couple of semi-bents now)."Patrick Markovic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
A year ago or more I saw an article about a company coming out with a bike
they classified as a "semi-recumbent". The sitting position was similar to
a recumbent but not nearly as far laid back. I've never seen anything
about it since nor have I been able to find it via searching on the
Internet. Does anyone have any information about it or know where to find
it?? -
"Joshua Goldberg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
there is a bunch of them now, KHS, Quetzal-CCM-EVOX, Easy Ryder, people
think the ScooterBike is a semi-bent, but I see it as a real CLWB, RANS
Fusion is not quite a semi and GIANT (the people who made BikeE have a
couple of semi-bents now)."Patrick Markovic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
A year ago or more I saw an article about a company coming out with a bike
they classified as a "semi-recumbent". The sitting position was similar
to a recumbent but not nearly as far laid back. I've never seen anything
about it since nor have I been able to find it via searching on the
Internet. Does anyone have any information about it or know where to find
it??Semi-recumbents are an abomination. For God's sake, if you can no longer
ride an upright, then go recumbent all the way. The stupidity of those who
would even consider a semi-recumbent passes all understanding.Field's was right. There is a sucker born every minute.
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Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
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Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota
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