EZ-3 Owner Reviews???

I am looking to buy a Delta Trike
or a Quad but would consider a
CHEAP alternative like the EZ-3
if I was convinced it was worth the
money and could carry a substantial
amount of groceries in one trip.

As I recall, it has a dinky little basket
on it, and was wondering if anyone who
owns one has CUSTOMIZED it with a
bigger basket.

I own an EZ-1 and enjoy it for trips up
to 30 - 60 miles but need something to
go to the market with. I would love to
be essentially car free soon and the EZ-3
seems it would be desirable if it holds enough
junk in the da trunk.

And no, I really don't want to pull a trailer
even though Wally World has one for $110
that might work.

I appreciate any helpful feedback.

Don Boring
Glendora, CA. USA
Easy Racer EZ1-SC and Lightning Thunderbolt

Don Boring wrote:
I am looking to buy a Delta Trike
or a Quad but would consider a
CHEAP alternative like the EZ-3...

The Sun EZ-3 is a delta trike.
--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

"We are discussing whether humans as prey are 'natural'. Clearly,
they are, or that mountain lion wouldn't have been trying to eat a
human." - M.V.

Don,

The EZ-3 is a fine trike. With a little tubing, bar ends etc., you might
be surprised at what you can do with it. Get it with the full fairing.
Forget the basket. Re-inforce the seat back and hang you a good backpack
in the rear.


Chucky


Group: alt.rec.bicycles.recumbent Date: Mon, Sep 19, 2005, 4:19pm
(CDT-2) From: (Don*Boring)
I am looking to buy a Delta Trike
or a Quad but would consider a
CHEAP alternative like the EZ-3
if I was convinced it was worth the
money and could carry a substantial
amount of groceries in one trip.
As I recall, it has a dinky little basket on it, and was wondering if
anyone who
owns one has CUSTOMIZED it with a
bigger basket.
I own an EZ-1 and enjoy it for trips up
to 30 - 60 miles but need something to
go to the market with. I would love to
be essentially car free soon and the EZ-3 seems it would be desirable if
it holds enough junk in the da trunk.
And no, I really don't want to pull a trailer even though Wally World
has one for $110 that might work.
I appreciate any helpful feedback.
Don Boring
Glendora, CA. USA
Easy Racer EZ1-SC and Lightning Thunderbolt

For EZ-3 trike owner info, see:

http://129.79.22.9/ez3/index.html

For a review, see:

http://www.bentrideronline.com/reviews/EZ3.htm

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Bob Parnass, AJ9S GNU/Linux User http://parnass.com

On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 00:39:10 GMT, Bob Parnass
wrote:

For EZ-3 trike owner info, see:

http://129.79.22.9/ez3/index.html

For a review, see:

http://www.bentrideronline.com/reviews/EZ3.htm

Thanks for the cool link on resources.
I already read the Bentrider review and
have set on one once when they first
came out but never rode one.

I am definitely going to consider it.

DB

I did not like the EZ-3. I sold mine on ebay after having it for a few
months. I particularly didn't like the fact that because the drive train
only turns one of the rear wheels, the trike had a great deal of pedal
steer.

Ask specific questions and I'll tell you more about my experience with it.

Jeff
"Don Boring" wrote in message
...
I am looking to buy a Delta Trike
or a Quad but would consider a
CHEAP alternative like the EZ-3
if I was convinced it was worth the
money and could carry a substantial
amount of groceries in one trip.

As I recall, it has a dinky little basket
on it, and was wondering if anyone who
owns one has CUSTOMIZED it with a
bigger basket.

I own an EZ-1 and enjoy it for trips up
to 30 - 60 miles but need something to
go to the market with. I would love to
be essentially car free soon and the EZ-3
seems it would be desirable if it holds enough
junk in the da trunk.

And no, I really don't want to pull a trailer
even though Wally World has one for $110
that might work.

I appreciate any helpful feedback.

Don Boring
Glendora, CA. USA
Easy Racer EZ1-SC and Lightning Thunderbolt