Does anyone know where to get an inexpensive incumbent bike? I would really like one. I am looking for something around 200 - 350 dollars if possible. I have done some searches but usually they are for VERY costly units! How about plans for building ones own? Any ideas? Maybe I can build one after my Teardrop is done ! Thanks
We are all travelers in this world , from the sweet grass to the packin house , birth till death , we travel between the eternities . ( Robert Duvall as Prentiss Ritter)
Good Luck! Recumbants are all expensive. Get out your thickest wad of money when you go to buy one. I've seen some used ones going for as little as $1,500, but nothing less than that. I've heard of some user-built bikes, but never seen one.
Chris
The tension between what is good enough and what is beyond that creates the space for character to become our work.
I bought a mig welder and tried to build a recumbent... unless someone is really, really into it, just go to a recumbent dealer and ride a bunch then buy the best one you can afford.....
Thanks for the replys. Maybe one of these days I'll spell it right! I m glad ya'll understood what I meant ( recumbent vs incumbent) ,hardly interchangable Thanks again!
We are all travelers in this world , from the sweet grass to the packin house , birth till death , we travel between the eternities . ( Robert Duvall as Prentiss Ritter)
Try Bentech: http://members.aol.com/domerie/bentech.htm. That is where I purchased my plans. I have all the metal set aside and ready to go, but it will have to wait until I actually finish up the tear. Too many projects, too little time......
Amy
Amy
"...follow humbly whereever and to whatever abyss Nature leads, or else you shall learn nothing." T.H. Huxley
Back in the 70s I was a M/E News subscriber... I think the mag. went away for a while... now it is back and I subscribed again. But I think it is my age. Not that interesting to me anymore... I'm just glad I have a roof over my head, even if it doesn't have a solar panel on it.
btw, my h/f solar panel seems to be keeping my battery up nicely between trips....