The Trek R-200 was discontinued by TREK and a dealer sold them off over the Internet at below wholesale, angering any TREK dealers who still had them in stock. TREK Inc subsequently sold off the parts they had which were intended for warranty claims. If you have a TREK R-200 don’t expect TREK to have R-200 parts or accessories left to help you. Read More…
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Haluzak Triumf Recumbent Trike
Bill Haluzak developed the Haluzak Triumf in response to inquiries about a trike for physically challenged riders. His design Triumph resulted in this US made delta trike. Weighing in at 46 lb it was the lightest delta trike in the $1500 price range. Read More…
Haluzak Leprechaun Recumbent Bike
Of all USS SWB bikes, the Haluzak is among the most intuitive for the beginner. The Leprechaun was designed for smaller riders with its smaller front wheel. Read More…
Haluzak Hybrid Recumbent Bike
The Haluzak Hybrid Race was designed to blend performance and comfort. Read More…
Haluzak Horizon Recumbent Bike
The Haluzak Horizon was the most popular of the Haluzak bikes and was a great all around bike. Read More…
Cycle Genius Raven Recumbent Bike
Though certainly not a race bike the 2008 Raven is the fastest Cycle Genius recumbent ever made. It is a LWB bike with a moderately low BB and geometry somewhat similar to the RANS Stratus XP. Read More…
Cycle Genius Falcon Recumbent Trike
The Falcon is perhaps the most versatile Cycle Genius recumbent. It is an LWB bike with a low BB with geometry somewhat similar to the popular RANS Stratus LE and Bacchetta Bellandaire. Read More…
Cycle Genius CGX Recumbent Bike
The CGX was one of the least expensive recumbents on the market until it was discontinued in 2007. They may be re-introduced one day until then the info on this page is history. Read More…
Burley Limbo Recumbent Bike
All Burley recumbents are OSS and the Limbo converts between CLWB and SWB without additional parts. The frame is a Chromoly mono-tube with a rear air shock. Read More…
Burley Koosah Recumbent Bike
The Koosah is Burley’s sub $1,000 economy bike built on their new long wheelbase frame. This frame design absorbs smaller bumps and vibrations with a passive suspension to improve your comfort on moderately bumpy roads. Read More…