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Sidewinder Sport Z
Starting at: $1695

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The most popular trike in the fleet of recumbents by Sidewinder Cycle is the SportZ.

SportZ recumbent bike Features:

  • Ultra comfort seat (fully adjustable and ventilated mesh)

  • 14 inch seat height from ground (easy entry and dismount)

  • Folding for storage and transportation

  • 21 speed

  • Durable steel frame (last a lifetime, weight limit 425lbs)

  • 3 colors available

  • Mechanical Disc Brakes


    • With the highest sitting position in the recumbent industry at 14 inches, the SportZ allows for easy of entry and exit. A quick adjust for seating incline in addition to adjustable lumbar support make this mesh seat almost as comfortable as your favorite chair.
    The durable steel frame will last a lifetime and can hold up to 425lbs. The SportZ features a mechanical disc brake that provides ultimate safety in braking. Hills become no problem with a 21 gear drive and the downhill is all you.

    The SportZ is available in three eye catching colors: Candy Apple Red, Viper Yellow and Mercedes Silver. Transporting and storing your recumbent is simple with quick release wheels, folding recumbent frame and easy to remove seat – No tools needed, just 5 minutes!
    The SportZ recumbent trike has a record of being safe, reliable and easy to operate. And of course, ultimate in comfort. The SportZ can be used for your daily commute, exercise activity or just to have pure fun anywhere—even in the snow.


    Detailed Specifications:

    Frame MaterialHigh Tensile Tig Welded Steel
    Trike Weight48 lbs.
    Front Wheel20" (406) / 20x 1.75 Double Wall
    Rear Wheel20" (406) / 20x 1.75 Double Wall
    Tube ValveSchraeder
    Wheelbase40 in.
    Total Width32.3 in.
    Seat Height14 in.
    Total Length80 in.
    Seat TypeMesh Seat/Steel Frame
    Total Weight Capacit425 lbs.
    X-Seam Range34-51
    Number of Gear Combi21
    ShiftersSRAM Grip Shifters
    Rear DerailleurSRAM 3.0
    Front DerailleurShimano Sora
    Front BrakesDuel Mechanical Disk
    Rear BrakeNone
    Break LeversAlloy
    Front Gearing170mm Triple Crankset 52-42-30
    Rear GearingShimano mega range 13/34- 7sp
    Standard Color(s)Viper Yellow
    Optional ColorsCandy Apple Red, Viper Yellow and Mercedes Silver
    PedalsLow Pro Black Alloy 9/16”
    FlagOptional
    FendersOptional
    RackOptional
    HeadrestOptional



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    I like tis trike. Sounds like the one I need :-)
    What is the (avg) Ground Clearance??? I have many speed bumps and other obstacles to clear. Please advise. Thanks.
     Posted by BC
     03/21/2010 01:59:04 AM

    Besides the derailleur which hangs 2-3 inches from the ground, the ground clearance is very good. I'd say in the 8-10 inch range.
     Posted by Ashley
    Is there any other means of storage. For example a place for a backpack or other type of bags?
     Posted by NDB
     03/28/2010 04:18:55 AM
    There is an underseat cargo available.
     Posted by Ashley
    Re storage: I just strapped a standard backpack to the tubes behind the seat and it's been working fine for me. My Sidewinder has done what I wanted it to: it's made riding fun again, so I really want to get out there on the bike path. Usually I end up riding farther than I'd originally planned, which says a lot.
    Posted by SEM
     04/29/2010 03:58:31 PM
    What tires and tire pressure are used on this trike?
     Posted by GCO
     07/02/2010 05:26:20 PM
    They are 100psi Odysee tires.
     Posted by Ashley
    Nice trike!

    Could I get the one piece polymer wheels instead of the spoke, on this model? Am I correct in assuming that one piece wheels hold their alignment indefinitely? Are the bearing assemblies in the polymer wheels on par with the spoke wheels offered? If not, could they be upgraded? Lastly, if I were to carry a complete, pressurized extra wheel, could it be made to quickly swap out, if any of the wheels went flat?
    Seems like the front, side mount is different from the back fork mount.
     Posted by zoktoberfest
     09/25/2010 01:37:00 PM
    The spoked wheels are actually the stronger of the wheels. The rear wheel is different than the fronts.
     Posted by Ashley
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