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Hi Barb! If the bike is still Hi Barb! If the bike is still there, I'll have the money within a day. (Waiting for my deposit to clear my account). Thanks, Andrew

Congrats on the new bike. I'm Congrats on the new bike. I'm making arrangements to buy one from a seller in NC. I'm pretty darned excited about the day when I can go pick mine up. Hopefully it fulfills my needs until I can buy a Silvio :) -Andrew from SC

I wish I could have a Silvio, I wish I could have a Silvio, but even if I could, France is a long way from here in the "lovely" Southern United States.

A2Z Disc Brake Adapter I've seen this model and it looks like one of the more affordable options: http://www.dotbike.com/p/5310?utm_source=google&utm_medium=base&utm_campaign=FGL

That sounds like an amazing That sounds like an amazing experience! I'm trying hard to find a way to get a Silvio and can only imagine how fast it is, but the Vendetta must be a whole different animal. Congrats on the new bike and a spouse that supports your interests :)

Thanks for the information Doug, Thanks for the information. I've seen photos of a few of your conversions and they're all brilliant. When I was at Wal*Mart, I saw a Tiara and really admired how that little bike could become a very capable recumbent, but in the end, I like the idea of an...

Beautiful machine. Would you Beautiful machine. Would you consider selling just the frame?

Maybe start my own company?

To get the dual suspension, To get the dual suspension, It could be possible to take two of the Schwinn Avenue frames and cut and weld them together to get this: But then you're into custom fabrication, heat treatment of the AL frame to harden and strengthen the material. Of course...

Thanks for the input. I Thanks for the input. I didn't consider that as I have ridden recumbents and none of them were suspended. I figured that it wasn't actually needed.

This is how I picture it... I threw together a quick draft of what I think the Schwinn Avenue could become. As I am not familiar with the conversion kit, I am not sure how everything fits together and as far as the seat goes, the frame will probably require some modification including welding...

If not, the Schwinn Aluminum Comp looks like it might work.

I'm looking at big box stores for a potential donor and found this bike at Wally World. I like the idea of the all aluminum frame and 700C wheels. I'm not against doing some frame modification as necessary. Any thoughts if this would be a good start?

Due to my issues from MS, I am having increasing difficulty supporting my back on a regular bike. I just sold my recumbent Sun Speedster and am ready to commit to a fast bike which might be my last. I have a GORGEOUS Titus Modena (54cm-compact geo) that I am offering in trade for a Silvio...