Wal Mart selling recumbents

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=2381668

Tee-hee.
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david reuteler

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Sweet! I had a Green Machine as a kid in the 70s. It was a blast.

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I like the part about "older, more experienced rider", given the profile of
low-rider tricycle riders I see around here.

Rick Onanian wrote:

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Common at yard sales. Offer $10 and take home a prize!

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I like the part about "older, more experienced rider", given the profile of
low-rider tricycle riders I see around here.

yea, i wasn't quite sure what to make of that either until i caught the
max weight limit of 180 pounds.

anyway, i get mine in about a week. i'll let ya all know what i think of
the whole 'bent experience.
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Tee-hee.

I found this description on 1 of the other bikes:

"Magnetic-resistant gears keep quiet while you work to an internal,
deafening roar. Or maybe it was a light, stationary trip around the
block you had in mind, thanks. Either way, computerized controls make
sure the workout won't surpass your will."

Are they trying to make a haiku?

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=2437204

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I like the part about "older, more experienced rider", given the profile of
low-rider tricycle riders I see around here.

These are what real trike riders aspire to.
http://www.ice.hpv.co.uk/buyers_guide_price_summary.htm.

Tom Sherman - Quad Cities (Illinois Side)

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I like the part about "older, more experienced rider", given the profile
of
low-rider tricycle riders I see around here.

These are what real trike riders aspire to.
http://www.ice.hpv.co.uk/buyers_guide_price_summary.htm.

I had a chance to sit in a trike like this (different brand) at my local
bike shop, which has a lot of recumbents. I didn't do much of a test ride,
though (up and down the aisle).

It seemed like it would be a blast to ride -- but $3000 is a lot of dough.

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"Exercise bikes simulate regular bike riding yet allow you to have
more control over speed and resistance"

In fact you have so much control over speed it always goes zero
miles per hour no matter how fast you pedal!

--Paul