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  1. I neeed any info on any machine. like lowest gearinches how easy to climb hills, etc

    these I have been trying to get info, but no ones likes to answer my questions.

    http://members.efn.org/~cat/html/trihaul.htm

    http://organicengines.com/suv/

    http://www.sunbicycles.com/03/html_03/recumbents_ez3al.html

    there is a european trike with front wheel drive and a box on the back, but now I can't find it.

  2. jawnn said:

    I neeed any info on any machine. like lowest gearinches how easy to climb hills, etc

    these I have been trying to get info, but no ones likes to answer my questions.

    members.efn.orgtrihaul.htm

    organicengines.comsuv

    sunbicycles.comrecumbents ez3al.html

    there is a european trike with front wheel drive and a box on the back, but now I can't find it.

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    You can usually easily change the gearing to meet you needs so that should not be your first
    concern. The EZ3 is not in the same class as the other two in cargo hauling capability, which tells
    me you're not sure what you need. You need to determine what you are going to use it for. Do you
    really need to haul 500 lbs or more? If you do, is it often enough to shell out around two grand? If
    you only occasionally need to haul heavy loads, have you considered a cargo trailer? A EZ3 plus a
    cargo trailer should cost less then a heavy cargo trike and would be much easier to get around in
    when not loaded. Just leave the trailer at home when not needed. But if it is for daily heavy
    hauling, the cost and weight of the heavy cargo trikes may be justified. No one can make a good
    recommendation without knowing the use you intend to put it to.

    A couple other sites to check out: lightfootcycles.comlightfootcycles.com worksman.comworksman.com

    Lorenzo L. Love home.thegrid.net~lllove

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