MODELS TO ACCOMMODATE ANY RIDING STYLE AND BUDGET!
More and more people each year are discovering how Triking is a fun, easy, emission-free way to keep fit. TerraTrikes offer a great view of the scenery and an immediate relief from the aches and pains of traditional bicycles.
They are great at replacing your car on short trips while laughing at gas prices. They are well respected in traffic due to their curious shape, and they are easy to transport on traditional bike racks or on a TerraTrike specific hitch rack. TerraTrikes have a comfort level and a cool factor that cannot be denied. Treat yourself to a test ride today, and be part of the solution.
I can't wait to test ride one. I am planning on attending Recumbent Cycle Con 2017 October 7 - 8 at the Greater Philadelphia Expo. TerraTrike as well as every other trike manufacturer will be there. There is both a wonderful test track there and a great longer trail that runs from the convention center to downtown Philly. Anyone thinking about attending?
I test rode one of these in Siloam Springs. Not bad. I don't have any experience with Terratrike, but it was a nice ride. I liked the way the handlebars were.
I test rode one of these in Siloam Springs. Not bad. I don't have any experience with Terratrike, but it was a nice ride. I liked the way the handlebars were.
I do wonder are the 24" tires hard to find?
No, they are easily found, Schwabe has a few different models.
I was able to test ride a Gran Tourismo last Friday at my local TT dealer. I have owned a Path 8 for over 5 years and like the low seat height and indirect steering of the Path. Having ridden my wife's Rambler, I honestly don't care for the taller seat height or the direct steering, finding it rather stiff.
That being said, I was quite impressed with the overall feel and quickness of the Gran Tourismo. The trigger shifting was more precise than the twist shifters on both my Path and my wife's Rambler, both of which have S/A 8 speed internally geared hubs. The steering was as nimble as my Path and required little effort to turn. The bushing/bearing setup seems to be a vast improvement from my wife's Rambler's bushings. I want her to test ride a GT to see what her opinion would be.
As far as the seat heat, while roughly 6" taller the the Path's 9.5", I could get used to sitting taller on this trike. I rode the X20 (20 speed) version, because that's what was available, and for the extra money, 4 additional speeds and better quality components, it's the version I would want.
Comments
Jeff "Chonk" Yonker
Marketing Dude @TerraTrike
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take - Wayne Gretsky
When will your catalogue begin to show the rack adapters and fender sets for the GT. I'm hunting for a replacement for my Gekko FX 20.
Thanks,
Bill
Jeff "Chonk" Yonker
Marketing Dude @TerraTrike
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take - Wayne Gretsky
I do wonder are the 24" tires hard to find?
No, they are easily found, Schwabe has a few different models.
Thanks Chonk. Do any of the folks in the shop have experience with hub dynamos on TerraTrikes?
Thanks again,
Bill
That being said, I was quite impressed with the overall feel and quickness of the Gran Tourismo. The trigger shifting was more precise than the twist shifters on both my Path and my wife's Rambler, both of which have S/A 8 speed internally geared hubs. The steering was as nimble as my Path and required little effort to turn. The bushing/bearing setup seems to be a vast improvement from my wife's Rambler's bushings. I want her to test ride a GT to see what her opinion would be.
As far as the seat heat, while roughly 6" taller the the Path's 9.5", I could get used to sitting taller on this trike. I rode the X20 (20 speed) version, because that's what was available, and for the extra money, 4 additional speeds and better quality components, it's the version I would want.