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Greenspeed Glyde Velomobile
Starting at: $8999

Current Availability:
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One of the most anticipated trikes from Greenspeed is the new Glyde velomobile. We are currently accepting $2000 deposits to get your name on the list. First batch is shipping in April. Call to order yours.

We'll get the final specs posted as we have them, but for now:

body fiberglass with hinged cockpit door
incorporating wheel arches and luggage
tray
removable derailleur hatch for rear tyre
repair
hinged luggage hatch

standard finish orange gel-coat

frame true space frame, hand made from 4130 cromoly
powder coated black
incorporating quick adjustable seat
standard drive train set up

track 760 mm
wheelbase 1270 mm
widest point 800 mm
body width 700 mm
overall length 2.7 m

turning circle 6.5 m
seat angle 30 degree standard
seat height 140 mm
ground clearance
under mid-body 100 mm
suspension rear trailing arm w/ coil spring and oil dampening
suspension front Glyde Scissor linkage w/ coil spring
weight (approx) 30kg 65lb

wheels hand built (fronts include wheel covers)
rims front Jetset 349 (32 hole)
rim rear Jetset 406 (32 hole)
spokes 14g stainless
rear hub SRAM DualDrive 3x9
front hub Greenspeed disc 16
tyres Greenspeed Scorcher
brakes Avid bb7
shift lever Shimano Dura-ace bar end
cranks Shimano 105 octalink hollowtech 147mm 52/40/30
cassette SRAM 11-26t 9 spd
rear derailleur Shimano tiagra mid-cage
Gear inches 16 - 123"

max rider weight 120kg
rider x-seam 36"-49"(91.4-124.5cm)


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The most beautiful Tricycle ever imagined and built. I t takes my breath away just looking at it. I hope to arange to purchase one of these beauties in the not too distant future.This must be a recumbent bike although you dont mention it anywhere.
Posted by Bill
08/08/2009 05:47:00 PM


Now this is something to look at but also something to personally own! The look of a soapbox racer but as Bill posted above "a recumbent bike although you dont mention it anywhere". Please post more info on this one.
Posted by Joyce
09/01/2009 07:56:34 PM

I hope they will add a clear cover for the cockpit to make it an all weather vehicle.
Posted by Anonymous
09/11/2009 07:00:47 PM

As far as I know there is something in the works.
Posted by Ashley

It's pretty obvious it has two wheels up front and one in back. A bike would be cool though, but unless a hatch is provided for your foot, would probably need pop-out wheels / balance supports for the red lights.
Posted by Malcolm
09/25/2009 08:23:09 PM

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