Aric wrote: > This is the bike I ride. > > http://www.haluzak.com/products/horizon.htm > > The feature which attracted me to this particular model is > user "X-Seam" > adjustment at the crank, not at the seat. (X-Seam is the > distance from a wall to your heel, when sitting on the floor > with back against the wall and legs extended.) Most > recumbents adjust for X-Seam at the seat, resulting in a > change in your position relative to the wheels and the > steering mechanism. > The adjustment at the crank does require changing the number > of links in the chain, however. > > Recumbents bikes are a blast to ride. Underseat steering is > easier than one might think, and very natural feeling. > > I need to get mine tuned-up to enjoy the spring-ish weather!
Great link, thanks. I would like to try one of these out myself, but getting test rides on any cycle is difficult enough - if not impossible - and despite being in 4 very good shops recently, I have yet to see a recumbent displayed. The recumbent sounds a delight to ride. I must pop into Condor and see what they have on display. Malcolm
