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Ken Perhaps the MKS Ezy removable pedals would be the answer? :) I have the MM-Cube Ezy and XP Ezy pedals myself but as I usually only use my front-wheel drive recumbent on longer pleasure rides, I have switched to Shimano M324 clipless/platform pedals as I'm more usually clipped in.

Trevski Try moving the cleats on your shoes as far back in the slots towards the heel as they'll go. I usually find that eases the numb toes problem. :) I had the benefit of being able to experiment easily, years back when I had a Trice Micro recumbent trike. ;) :)

Bottle Cages :) More info in this thread

Wouldn't these be 135mm wide? ;) :)

Thanks Ken. I see what you mean now. A bit of weight saving there, I guess. :) I had to drill and tap my Sofrider swing arm to achieve the same effect.

I dont think that my old Sofrider V2 had those triangular holes. Any chance of a picture? ;)

Welcome to the Cruzbike forums smarty519. :) The subject of tandem Cruzbikes has been discussed on here before. Here are a few threads http://www.cruzbike.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=908&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=tandem...

The Quest is yellow? It looks orange in the pictures. :?

There is a thread about fitting racks onto the rear swing arm of the Sofrider/Freerider here. Before I fitted my swing arm type rack on my Sofrider, I used a seat post mounted, Topeak MTX BeamRack (A-Type).

I realised that I ought to make good on my promise to post pictures of my variation on Jon B's rack design. ;) :) The pictures and some more discussion are in this thread.

Hi slowjoe Welcome to the Cruzbike forums. :) It would probably be better to post your Silvio advert in the Buy and Sell .. Upgrade! area of the forums rather than as an off-topic post in this thread. ;) :) Where is SD BTW? Is that a state of the USA? :?

The version of the Quest with 26" wheels has gone from the web shop. Have they all been sold already?

Thread about Sofrider front disk brake fitting. Thread about fitting a rear disk brake to a Sofrider V1 and V2. V2 info is towards the end of the thread.

Welcome to the Cruzbike forums laguy. :) It might be helpful to give folks a little more info about yourself and what you're hoping to achieve. ;) :) Have you ridden a Cruzbike before? What country are you from? Will you be commuting on the bike? et cetera BTW I have a Shimano...

Although the main Quest page is still in an "Access denied" state. Pictures of both versions of the bike are available via the web shop. ;) Here is a picture of the Quest with 26" wheels. :)

Thanks for all of the explanations JT. I'll bow to your superior knowledge of the construction of the Quest. I only suggested the expanding bolt idea as my original sleeve idea was starting to sound a bit overcomplicated. I agree that expanding bolts have their place and I guess that due to...

John, I had assumed that the welded tube end that I could see, passed right through the bottom, eye end of the shock absorber and was welded at its other end again to the other side of the swing arm. I thought that the eye end of the shock had some sort of split collar clamp where it fitted over...

If you are struggling to find a suitable donor bike, then I notice that the Sofrider/Freerider V2 frameset is now available for $229 (USD) on the Cruzbike web shop. :) You'll still need a conversion kit, a suitable front fork and all of the cycle parts though. ;) :)

Does the Quest have mounting points/threaded holes in its rear swinging arm and front forks for fenders/mudguards?

The large hole through the rear swinging arm is obviously the end of the tube that the rear shock attaches to. A piece of tubing with screw threads in each end could be slid through this rear shock tube to form a mount for the front of a swinging arm rack. If it was slightly shorter than the...