Utah Trikes - Catrike 2010 Catrike Road

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Staff Review:
"The Catrike Road is a great trike for anyone that is considering the larger Expedition but is concerned about transporting the trike. The Road's 20-inch rear wheel and shorter wheelbase give this trike lower gearing (great for hill climbing) and make it easier to transport than its larger brother. The Road costs less too!" - Ashley

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Schlumpf High-Speed Drive
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Catrike Neck Rest
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Catrike Fenders
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Catrike Wheel Extension Kit (26-inch/700 conversion)
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2010 Catrike Road
Starting at: $2150

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Owners Manual
A Premium multi-purpose Catrike. It is great for the trail, commuting or touring the World.

Detailed Specifications:
Frame Material: Heat Treated Aircraft Grade Aluminum
Trike Weight: 33 lbs.
Front Wheel: 20" (406) / Catrike Black Aluminum
Rear Wheel: 20" (406) / Catrike Black Aluminum
Stock Tires: Schwalbe Marathon Racer Tires
Tube Valve: Presta
Wheelbase: 39 in.
Wheel Track: 29 in.
Total Width: 33 in.
Seat Height: 8 in.
Total Assembled Height: 24 in.
Total Length: 74 in.
Turning Circle: 16 ft.
Turning Radius: 96 in.
Gear Inch Range: 18"-90"
Gear Inch Range (with optional 27T Schlumpf HSD): 15.8"-114.6"
Ground Clearance: 3
Seat Angle: 37 degrees
Seat Type: Plush/Pocketed Mesh
Seat Width: 14 in.
Total Weight Capacity: 275 lbs.
Bottom Bracket Height: 15 in.
X-Seam Range: 39-46" (Option Extra Long Boom Up to 53")
Number of Gear Combinations: 27
Shifters: Shimano Dura Ace Bar End Shifters
Rear Derailleur: Shimano LX Rear Derraileur
Front Derailleur: MicroShift 9
Front Brakes: Avid BB7 Mechanical Disc Brakes
Rear Brake: None
Brake Levers: Avid FR5 Flat Pull Brake Lever
Front Gearing: Truvativ Touro 165mm Triple Crankset
Rear Gearing: SRAM PG 950 11-32 cassette
Chain Type: KMC X9 Chain
Standard Color(s): Silver Cat or Bengal Blue
Optional Colors: Basic MSRP $99 (White, Yellow, Red, Blue, Black)
Neon MSRP $129 (Lime Green, Pink)
Sparkle MSRP $149 (Orange, Red, British Racing Green, Blue)
Boom Type: Adjustable/Indexed
Steering Type: Direct
Steering Pivot Type: Cane Creek Headsets
Ackerman Steering: Ackerman Compensation
Brake Steer: None
Self Centering: Yes
Center Point: Yes
Pedals: Clipless Pedals w/Platform
Mirror: 1 Included
Flag: Included
Fenders: Optional
Rack: Optional
Computer Sensor Mount: Included
Idler: TerraCycle Sport Aluminum
Chain Tubes: PTFE
Headrest: Included
Suspension: None
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Country of Origin: USA

Share your comments below:
Thanks Guys, the Catrike Road is my first trike and it has been terrific. I wasn't sure about the seat angle, but it has been perfect for me. I took the headrest off because I never used it. It took me a couple weeks to get the handlebars adjusted perfectly, but the trike fits me like a glove now. I'm about ready for the Schlumpf drive. It's so easy to run in top gear all the time.
Posted by Frank S
03/07/2009 12:42:36 AM

Does the Catrike Road come with velocity aeroheat wheels? The decsription you guys give are "Catrike black aluminum" wheels.
Posted by ron
07/24/2009 04:03:34 PM

They are similar to the AeroHeat, but are an OEM rim sourced by Catrike.
Posted by Ashley

When mounting a rear rack on the Catrike Road is there plenty of room for panniers or does the seat frame interfere? Do you have a picture that illustrates this? Thanks!
Posted by Sam
09/23/2009 04:00:55 AM

The rack works perfectly for hanging panniers. Take a look through our recently built trike pages and I believe we have some pictures there.
Posted by Ashley

Is there much chain slap because of the length of chain or does the tensioner take it all up?
Posted by jonesy
03/15/2010 10:05:50 AM

Chain slap has not been a big issue with any of our trikes. The rear derailleur tensions the chain appropriately.
Posted by Ashley

does the 275 lb. total weight capacity change with the addition of a trailer?
Posted by jonesy
03/26/2010 08:26:43 AM

No. The weight capacity is not affected by the trailer weight.
Posted by Ashley

I've had this ROAD bike for 2 years+use it almost everyday running my 5 Siberian Huskys.
It has gone thru spills, turn overs being dragged and it had held together and still rides fantastic. Love it! Would buy another one in a heartbeat. Especially if your dogs need to run. I live in Florida, so it's the Flordia version of the Ididarod.
Posted by 19KARAT
05/04/2010 06:10:28 AM

Can a 26" wheel be fitted on the Catrike Road?
Posted by Jason
06/07/2010 04:20:58 AM

Yes, we have a 26-inch wheel option that works on the Road. Just look up "extension" in our catalog.
Posted by Ashley

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