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It will fit (same mounting holes from the frame) - but it will not have the little extension that they now sell with the S40 - for that reason the Ventisit cushion is also a little longer

Great info - it might also be better talk about you "power" in W/Kg instead of just watts. True CdA takes all that into acocunt as well, but those trying to make sense of what 200 or 188 Watts "means" for them - W/Kg is much more helpful. I know with 190W and 67Kg Mass - my W/Kg = 2.83 - WIth...

Bummer Bob - Check your private msg board

Contact me about setting recumbent world record through WUCA: Larry records@ultracycling.com

send us a couple pictures of it

I think Silvio 2.0 and 2.1 are the same geometry (can't remember off the top of my head what the difference is - but minor I am pretty sure) - @ratz can probalby confirm. I am pretty sure these models are 28 degrees seat angle - so I would just get a some dense foam and fabriate a tapered wedge...

I would go to my local bike shop (LBS) and ask for a box. An e-bike box is larger, but as I mentioned if you carefully remove the boom and chainstay (and perhaps the cranks), you should be able to fit the Vendetta into most bike boxes. They stardard box size that a new V20C comes in is...

Depending on the model of SIlvio you purchased the seat could be betwen 28 and 40 degress. You can't adjust the seat on any Silvio - but you can make it more upright temporarliy to help you learn by fabricating a wedge and mounting it between the seat and the cushion.

You are mistaken - if you look close enough you will notice this is a FWD-MMB low-racer (which he NoCom was not). It was built by John Morciglio with design help by myself and Jim Parker. It is an official Cruzbike Prototype and John Morciglio would be happy to make you a new one. And - sorry -...

I would double check this - UPS is nutoriously expensive - We spent that much to ship a small box of Christmas presents in the US. I would plan on $200 to be safe. Usually shipbikes is the best deal

This is just a 9-10 long wedge - and it mostly just turns your shoulder higher. I would take a 2" thick piece of hard foam (like at Lowes) and shape it from the bottom of the seat to the top to get the angle you wants. Then wrap it with Gorilla tape and then attach under the seat pad with velco...

Yours truely is the Event Director I hope to see a huge group Cruzbikers there this year! registration link https://www.bikereg.com/bike-sebring-6-12-24 Web-site link: https://www.bikesebring.org/index.php Please feel free to pass this info along to everyone!!!

This is pretty much it - The weight can vary greatly depending on components, wheels, etc. - But figure in the 25-28 lb range. You can accomplish the same thing with a much newer, lighter, and stiffer plaform by purchasing a V20C and putting a 10 degree wedge under the seat pad. then you have...

I have used these at times. They work very well. If you hook the hooks to the handlebar on the front and the headrest or back of the seat - you won't have to hand it upside down.

Steve, I would be helpful to put the price on the thread and if you would be willing to ship (at buyer's expense)

Always awesome to see your rides!

It really does work - It even works on a trainer, and if you are using something like Zwift you can actually see your power going up when you use your upper body. The caveat to this hole this is that you can't get nearly the power you can out of an upright bike. I think this is due to the fact...

I had the same experience - a little more comfy - and better lumbar - by at the sacrifcie of speed. No Thanks! I added my own lumbar to my stock Cruzbike seat - so it perfect for me at this point.

Great job Marcel - When you start planning things for 2024 - let me know and I can suggest some things you may be able to set WUCA and Guinness for. You need to plan them about 1 month ahead. email me at wuce.world.records@gmail.com and I can give you all the info about applying and setting...

Great setup Andrew! Setup looks great - and your wheel is fine behind you. Sometimes depending on how hard I ride I have to put a heavy object behind me or my bike and Wahoo start to slowly move backwards. When I have been in a small space I have even cut a board of the exact length and put it...