Utah Trikes Video - WizWheelz TerraTrike Path

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This Entry level TerraTrike, priced at just under $1000, features an internal 3-speed Hub. Known as the TerraTrike Path, this Trike has all the same adjustable comfort as the rest of the TerraTrike line of Recumbent Trikes.

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What's the width of the double wheels?
Posted by Ollvviae
08/01/2008 03:10:40 PM

What a beautiful trike, I own the Rotator Comfort 3, its seat angle is fixed and is too high for me. However it has a single gear at the bottom bracket, and a mid derailleur(with 8 cog) the rear derailleur has 9 cog, ive not met the hill I can't climb yet. I live in Canada and require a hill climber and a safe downhill machine. With a few modifications this trike could do it.
Posted by Anonymous
11/20/2008 01:55:11 PM

We can modify the gearing however you need it.
Posted by Ashley

i own a path as well, what type of gear mods can be done?

Posted by jim
03/23/2009 02:46:22 AM

There are all sorts of gear modifications that can be made. The easiest is to move the gear range up or down by changing the front chainring or rear sprocket. To expand the gear range requires either adding the Schlumpf drive to the front and/or installing a new wheel kit with either a derailleur or higher-end transmission. Contact us directly to discuss your specific needs and we can come up with the right gearing solutions for you.
Posted by Ashley

I have been a "traditional" bike cyclist for yrs and have enjoyed riding with my husband for 28yrs. I am now interested in a recumbent trike since I was diagnosed with MS 3 yrs ago and have lost my balance. I have fallen off my "traditional" bike every time I try to ride it. I'm frustrated, but not willing to give up riding! My legs are physically strong and I am in excellent shape. I ride a recumbent stationary bike several miles every day to stay fit. Is this the type of bike for me? I've never rode one! Suggestions?
Posted by mich
08/08/2009 10:48:02 AM

Get a trike!
Depending on the type of terrain you ride on you may want something with a few more gears though. Consider the Path 8 or Path 8 DL.
Posted by Ashley

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