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http://cafe.naver.com/recumbentkorea.cafe?iframe_url=/ArticleRead.nhn%3Farticleid=2958 from Korea.

I heard that a Silvio would be taking part in the race next june . Has anyone any clues about it ?

Hi, A customer decided on wanting the option of 559 wheels after purchasing a Quest 451. The answer, you can see, 559 chainstay replacement. Because of the given stature of the athleticle rider the shorter slider bar was retained and is actually needed at its upmost position...

I am considering the purchase of the Quest recumbent bike but I would like to try one. The nearest dealer to me is in Pennsylvania. Unfortunately that is too long of a haul for me with my work schedule. Would anybody be willing to have me over to try to try their bike? Thanks, Dwight

Did any Sofrider V2 owner intalled a headrest or neck support? if so, show me, tel me about it. Let me know what you would do if you were to improve the one installed on your bike?. Thanks

Loved Nanda's pictures of the Quest 406 he built. I've been playing with my Quest 559, too. I bought a bunch of test parts for re-doing my "Red bike" kit bike, but enjoyed the Quest so much on my recent charity ride with Tom that the parts are all going on my Quest. It's got my WTB...

Less than 500 miles. Includes Topeka rack and bag, wireless odometer, lighting, etc. Moving to tandem tricycle to ride with my son who is afflicted with CP. $1,000. danm@junglelodge.com or (425) 753-2105.

No picture yet but it works great. Remove rear wheel ,seat and handle bar mast,unbolt rear shock. Now just rotate swing arm. I did this on a short trip and had plenty of room for the Silvio and all my kayak fishing stuff in a short bed mini truck. Jack

PM me please if you have one, thanks.

After a few weeks trying to find a suitable donor, I settled on getting the sofrider V2K frame as nothing was showing up on craigslist that would be suitable. I'm quite happy I did, as the seat mounting is much cleaner and the rear forks are already spaced to take my old front wheel so I don't...

Hello fellow Sofriders. I'm a recent Sofrider convert after a several year recumbent apprenticeship on a short wheel base M5 20/20. So, what made me buy a Sofrider when I already had an armchair ride? My mountain bike! Out of sympathy for my family who had agreed to accompany me on a 30km...

I finally have my Silvio (CBSV-072) on the road. I bought the bike used and made a few changes to match my requirements and taste. Having spent a long time in the military (mostly in logistics and tech support) I hate to ride anywhere without the minimum support resources. I installed an Old...

Hi all! I've been fine tuning the Silvio for another season of riding and came across some tips that might be helpful: 1. I've always had a bit of a problem with the air shock loosing air... I realized that the valve is just a standard car tire type valve, so it is easy to replace. Go to any...

Is that possible? I've looked very closely at Spin Cyclz' pictures from a different thread: At the rear, clearance should not be an issue (?), but are there any places to attach the struts? At the front, clearance between fork and tyre is reported to be very limited, so I'm assuming that it...

I'm very interested in the Silvio. I live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I really need to sit on one and make sure the seat angle is going to work for me. I had 5-6 cervical fusion surgery 15 years ago and there are only a couple of seat positions that work for me. I am currently riding my Bacchetta...

Has anyone ridden a Silvio over cobblestone paving similar to the Paris Roubaix course. With the 40 mm air bag front suspension it should be much better and smoother than the double Ds Regards Super Slim

Would love to ride one of these, where the heck are the dealers? The Bean

I am preparing for the Tour du Rouge, a 526 mile ride from Houston to New Orleans. The ride is May 2 - 7 and is sponsored by the Red Cross. The purpose is to raise disaster relief funds for the Gulf Coast. Their website is tourdurouge.com. I have done centuries, but I have never strung...

I know that Cruzbike is offering some smoking deals on component packages to go with their bikes, but I have to mention this to any potential US builders. I was in Costco last night and from force of habit, I had to check the bicycle aisle for anything decent. To my surprise and for the first...

Hi All I have been looking at the extracycle conversations of the cruzbike and wondering if the extracycle accessorys could be added to the cruz without using the long tail wheel base extension. this is probable only possible as the cruzbike doesn't suffer from heel strike. I have traced a...