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Touring, it seems can also be Touring, it seems can also be done on a Vendetta when appropriately setup. The french really love the V! Look at this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IvB82KFaRc&feature=relmfu

Nice MBB with a hand crank in Nice MBB with a hand crank in the French Recumbent Forums: alt="FWD MBB with a Hand crank. " More info in French here : http://velorizontal.bbfr.net/t15532p15-semaine-france-hpv-allegre-14-au-22-juillet-2012

Another nice 700c Touring Another nice 700c Touring setup by Nanda http://www.spincyclz.com/ alt="700c Touring Softrider."

Patrick, it was enjoyable to Patrick, it was enjoyable to read your honest and open-minded review of your Silvio as you went through the learning process and eventually riding it. It's sad it didn't fit your touring expectations. Probably a Softrider with disc brakes and custom 700c touring...

Leg adjustments need to be Leg adjustments need to be done in small amounts and one needs to allow a few days of adaptation before trying another change. So if @Elaine lengthened the boom and knee pain went away, shoul ride that for a week and see if the body adapts and possibly the sit bones...

 I will close my eyes and I will close my eyes and imagine that you are drawing a Silvio-Race edition that will one day beat the roadies on a cobbled le-tour stage!

Oh, and by the way, it would Oh, and by the way, it would be nice to have updated official product photos for the Silvio on the cruzbike site. The current ones refer to the old models. Once again, great bike and greate work John!

Great Improvements John! I Great Improvements John! I really love the new detachable seat pans! My wishes for this bike; What if one day you had two Silvio versions; Silvio Standard - 45 deg backrest Silvio Race - 33 deg Backrest Everything else remains the same. That...

Your top tube looks too high. Your top tube looks too high. If you convert it to a cruzbike you will be pertched quite high on it. That may not be desirable becuase you need to be able to place both your feet on the ground when stationary. Y framed bikes or bikes with a low top tube seem...

@rhumbunctious, I love your @[URL='users/rhumbunctious" title="View user profile.">rhumbunctious[/URL], I love your report! Fun to read and great humour too! After some sometime you will be able to ride hands free, so probably your forearms won't end up looking like Popeye's afterall! LOL!

A little off the topic but I A little off the topic but I must say I love the modifications by Dennis (drdrperry) on his Silvio. Headrest, chainring guard, stem extension and all! Wow! Looks so complete.

Nice Build! Love the cockpit Nice Build! Love the cockpit water cage. Please post a photo from of the front.