I received a question via the shop website regarding Quadribents, which, if combined with a canopy, would probably be the hippest bike in the CU area. However, the e-mail address on the message didn't work, so here's my broadcast reply: we can order all of the parts of a quadribent and then assemble it for you. The EZ-1 (i.e. the recumbent itself) costs $775 for each, and the Quadribent kit is $799. Assembly is, as always, free.
7.02.2009
Quadribents
I received a question via the shop website regarding Quadribents, which, if combined with a canopy, would probably be the hippest bike in the CU area. However, the e-mail address on the message didn't work, so here's my broadcast reply: we can order all of the parts of a quadribent and then assemble it for you. The EZ-1 (i.e. the recumbent itself) costs $775 for each, and the Quadribent kit is $799. Assembly is, as always, free.
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Hmmm... could get creative with, say, an awning overhead with that and almost have a car.
ReplyDeleteWhoever did the handlebar work on my Dahon -- thanks for the little extra touches... now the picture of the bike on the bike won't get "ACK! THAT CHAIN NEEDS OIL!" in the comments....