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Anyone got any idea what will be new? I would love to see the Q45 be able to take 700c wheels. I know this would stray into S40 territory, but to have a rear suspension would be a major bonus on UK roads.

Hi. I looking to buy a Silvo, S30 or S40 from a person in the UK. I would be interested in both framesets and complete bikes. Thanks, John

I am curious why the S40 does not have a derailleur hanger, surely it can't add that much cost to the manufacturing cost?

Great video. I can certainly relate to your experience of the pain and continuing desire to ride. I stopped riding for about eight years. My discovery of Cruzbike reignited my passion for cycling. Look forward to seeing the second part.

I too would like to know if it is possible to fit 700c wheels. I think it would make the Q45 a great audax bike.

I must be of giraffe proportions since I currently ride a conversion kit with 700c and have no problem with getting a foot down. The ride height puts my head higher than the roof line of most cars. This is something that I would really want to retain.

I would like to use the Q more as a 'road' bike and would prefer to have the slightly higher ride 700c would give.

Any news on wheel sizes yet? Hope that the new Q will take 700c.

Hope someone can help Ben on this since I would be interested in a QX100 with 700c wheels shod with 28c tires.

Hi, I'm interested, where are you located?

Hi. Anyone have any idea when the front forks of the Silvio are going to be redesigned to include a derailleur hanger, rather than the current 'push in' arrangement?

Hi Angela. There is a map on Hi Angela. There is a map on the site that shows Cruzbiker owners. http://cruzbike.com/cruzbikers I think you need to be logged in to access the page. Would be great to know if there are any other Cruzbikers in Gloucestershire.

Has anyone tried attaching a fairing to a Cruzbike. I have seen some large fairings on other recumbent, such as the one manufactured by Streamer, but they look like they would make the bike a bit unwieldy in windy weather. I was thinking of something smaller, that attached to the handlebars...

I think it is Nice in France, the address could be 6 06300 Nice Cours Saleya.

I have recently put together a conversion kit and although I have started riding (2 weeks) I still find the steering to be randomly twitchy, hence the bike has been christened the Wild Weasel. One moment I will be riding in a straight line, the next the bike is trying to weave across the road...