Bafang BBS-02 48volt 500watt Motor Assist - This is a great option for those of you who are really into off-roading or for those who always seem to be climbing steep hills. The Bafang is a surprisingly quiet mid drive option that will add a lot of power to your ride. This is a great set up for those of you with a single chainring on your front crankset. If you're looking into getting a Fat Tad, a Quad, or even a KMX Tornado or Typhoon, this mid drive could be exactly what you need.
20in SRAM PG-1050 11-36t 10sp Cassette w/GX Derailleur, X10 Chain, TT500 Bar End Shifter - Efficient and reliable, this is a tried-and-true 10-Speed System.
Includes:
-20in Catrike Rear Wheel w/Quick Release
-SRAM PG-1050 11-36t 10sp Cassette
-SRAM GX 10sp Rear Derailleur
-SRAM TT500 10sp Bar End Shifter
-10sp Full Length Chain w/Master Link
-Shift Kit
Catrike Locking Brake Lever Pair - Black - If you're looking for some locking brake levers but you can't seem to find any in all black, these new Catrike locking levers are all yours!
LIMITED STOCK
Avid BB7 Front Disc Brake Kit (pair) - This kit includes everything you need to upgrade your trike's brake system to the best mechanical disc brake system available. Perfect for for any home builds.
Schwalbe Marathon Racer 20x1.50 (40-406) HS429 Tire - The most popular recumbent trike tire by far. There is a reason that this tire is the default stock option on so many recumbent trikes. Every tire is a compromise of weight, speed, puncture resistance, and longevity and the Schwalbe Marathon Racer is the best option for the average trike rider.
Mirrycle Mirror - The Mirrycle Mirror is by far the most popular mirror for recumbent trikes. It is well made, attaches to any 7/8in tube or handlebar and is easily adjustable. This is an essential safety item for anyone riding a recumbent bike or trike on the street.
UTCustom EZ Entry Aids - These EZ Entry Aids are a beefed up version of our popular Super Mounts and include grips for grabbing. They make getting on and off of your trike a much easier task.
