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Transporting a Catrike Speed?

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  1. Christopher Jordan said:

    I figured the hillclimbing post went way off course, but I noticed Ford vs. Chevy. Maybe another
    thread can answer the fantastic question: will any trikes fit in the '04 Chevy Nomad? My Catrike
    outgrew my full-size El Camino.

    Did the Catrike Speed grow through the addition of a fairing? They would seem to be pretty
    dimensionally stable otherwise. 😉

    Tom Sherman - Quad Cities

    "Easy-chair Rider" by Carl Fogel

    "Sure, man," said a laid-back cyclist named Sherman, "Recumbents are great, but don't expect any
    sermon." He then popped a handful of Sheldon's Product W pills, Headed out on the high-way for more
    low-slung thrills, And at-Tom-pted his position to determine.

  2. Yes, the beginning of my untransportable Speed. Couple of feet more, and I also put a sun/rain roof
    on (from the fairing to the rack) making it taller than the construction rack on my El GasHog. The
    TerraTrike is worse; with 2 fairings. May as well leave the El Camino on blocks, and figure out a
    way to make a "tow boom" for my TT!

    Chris J.

    Tom Sherman <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]-
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    Quoted message said:

    Did the Catrike Speed grow through the addition of a fairing? They would seem to be pretty
    dimensionally stable otherwise. 😉

    Tom Sherman - Quad Cities

    "Easy-chair Rider" by Carl Fogel

    "Sure, man," said a laid-back cyclist named Sherman, "Recumbents are great, but don't expect any
    sermon." He then popped a handful of Sheldon's Product W pills, Headed out on the high-way for
    more low-slung thrills, And at-Tom-pted his position to determine.

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