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Designed specifically for shorter riders, the Pocket is a great, sporty little trike.  Utilizing Catrike's classic "space frame" design, it's very light and responsive. It 's a bit narrower than most trikes, and shorter, so it's easy to transport.  Equipped with SRAM drivetrain and Avid disc brakes like the other Catrikes, it's a lot of fun to ride.  This one is in a special limited edition color called Fire Red.  The boom was shortened and will accommodate an X-seam of about 35" to 40".  New, a Pocket is $2750 today.

One of the most affordable folding tadpole trikes made, the Traveler is a nice riding trike that you can fold up to transport it.  Equipped with the Enviolo Constant Velocity Transmission, it has very smooth, simple, and reliable shifting.  A new one today is $2650, and wouldn't including the mirror, seat bag, SPD pedals, and water bottle cage.We recently learned that Terratrike is discontinuing this model, so this might be your last chance to get one.  

A great riding folding tadpole trike, the Magnum is designed for larger riders up to 400 lbs.  That being said, it's a fun trike for riders of just about any size and weight.  A unique feature of Greenspeed trikes is the ability to alter the seat height, as well as the angle.  Set it high for easy mounting/dismounting, low for sportier handling, or somewhere in between.  This is an older model but has been well cared for and has lots of miles left in it.

A truly great, full-suspension recumbent trike with the Shimano STEPS e-assist system. The trike is decked out with everything you need for adventures, including fenders, side bag mounts, a Finer Recliner neck rest and LOTS of other extras, too numerous to list.  Very well cared for, built in 2022, with about 2900 miles total on it.  If you ordered one like it today, it would be around $12,500 or more.  A really terrific trike for a great price.

It's rare we get used e-assist trikes in for sale, and even more rare to get two from the same maker.  Another full-suspension recumbent trike with the Shimano STEPS e-assist system, the Scorpion fs 20. This one is a bit older, from 2018, but still in excellent shape.The trike come with fenders, a rear rack, HP Velo neck rest, B&M mirrors, and Ortlieb panniers.  Very well cared for, with about 700 miles total on it, which is low for its age.  If you ordered one like it today, it would be over $12k.  Another terrific trike for a great price.

The RANS crank forward bikes place the rider in a position that puts your feet further in front of your seat compared to a conventional bicycle.  This allows you to set the seat height to get proper leg extension, while still being able to touch the ground with your feet when stopped.  It also places the rider in a more upright, comfortable position, on a very wide, padded seat.  The Dynamik is one of the more "sporty" models, and you can stand while pedaling, unlike some of the other models.  Come and check it out!

One of the true classics of the recumbent world, the Easy Racers Gold Rush once held a number of human powered speed records.  More importantly, it's still one of the most comfortable and  stable two wheeled recumbents ever made.  A bit lighter than the classic Tour Easy, this is a great bike for those long day rides, or even touring.  This medium size bike is good for riders with an x-seam of 39 - 42".  How do you measure x-seam?  Check here: https://easyracers.com/docs/X_Seam_Guide.pdf

Here's a unique adaptive cycle, the Berkelbike.  Combining both hand and leg power, it can be a great rehab tool for a variety of issues.  With primary power from the arms, a rider can use their legs to whatever degree possible, and over time can gain strength and mobility in their legs.  This is an older version of the bikebut much of the basics remains the same. Visit the manufacturers site here: 

https://berkelbike.com/product/berkelbike-pro/

A classic short wheel base, above seat steering recumbent, the Phantom is a fast, nimble bike. It 's also a really comfortable ride.  Very well maintained, with about 1000-1500 miles of riding.  Sized for a taller rider, 5'-9" or taller.  New, these are $2850, so we think this is a very good deal for a fine bike.

Back when we sold "conventional" bikes, the Breezer line of city bikes was one of our favorites.  These bikes came from the factory that made them reliable, practical bikes for commuting, light shopping, and errands. The Finesse has an 8 speed internally geared hub, disc brakes, fenders, and rack.  It has a hub dynamo to power the lights, for reliable, efficient lighting.  This is a medium sized frame, probably best suited to riders from about 5'-6" to 5' - 10".