I finally decided to splurge this year and get a trailer hitch and a bike carrier with wheel trays.
The only one I had seen was the Sportwork (or is it Sportsworks?) models. However, their website
seems to no longer be in existence. Are they still around? Are there other carriers designed for
recumbents with the trays made for recumbent wheels? Thanks, Ramscape.
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Sportsworks belly-up?
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John Riley
Ramscape said:
I finally decided to splurge this year and get a trailer hitch and a bike carrier with wheel
trays. The only one I had seen was the Sportwork (or is it Sportsworks?) models. However, their
website seems to no longer be in existence. Are they still around? Are there other carriers
designed for recumbents with the trays made for recumbent wheels? Thanks, Ramscape. -
I just received a press release from them. Bob Bryant recumbentcyclistnews.comrecumbentcyclistnews.comOpen ↗
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I just received a press release from them. Bob Bryant recumbentcyclistnews.comrecumbentcyclistnews.comOpen ↗
I sure appreciate getting answers about slow/belly-up businesses here. Thanks Bob, and to those of
you answering similar questions (usually mine).Chris Jordan Santa Cruz, CA.
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