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    Aah, thanks, Rick. Is that what they're called? "Recumbent'!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    "Recumbent'!
    Does that mean "I never learnt to ride a bicycle"? Or " I have no sense of balance"?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Does that mean "I never learnt to ride a bicycle"? Or " I have no sense of balance"?
    Recumbents still have two wheels so you need to balance, but are bikes for those that like to make a statement about being quirky and different, that think Safari Suits are still fashionable, and an exposition on the mating habits of the Spotted Quoll makes for interesting social discourse at parties. Gunbarrel Highway

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    My wife with her dud back uses a recumbent exercise bike as the design doesn't flex the spine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    Recumbents still have two wheels so you need to balance, but are bikes for those that like to make a statement about being quirky and different, that think Safari Suits are still fashionable, and an exposition on the mating habits of the Spotted Quoll makes for interesting social discourse at parties. Gunbarrel Highway

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    Some recumbents have two wheels, the trikes don't. Because they have three wheels.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arapiles View Post
    Some recumbents have two wheels, the trikes don't. Because they have three wheels.
    Quite true! Although most of the ones I saw running around Canbraaaa were bikes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    Recumbents still have two wheels so you need to balance, but are bikes for those that like to make a statement about being quirky and different, that think Safari Suits are still fashionable, and an exposition on the mating habits of the Spotted Quoll makes for interesting social discourse at parties. Gunbarrel Highway

    Actually that sounds like your typical Series or Defender owner...Gunbarrel HighwayGunbarrel Highway
    Recumbents are much faster and more efficient than standard bikes .... until you get to a hill. Then they stop working so well, unless you have some very low gears.
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