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Looks like a good idea to me . Thank you for your safety tips 👍

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All I saw was tarmac.

Nowhere near as safe as you should be. No helmet and wearing flip flops. Not cool.

Where’s your helmet? I have the exact same trike, color and all, and I wouldn’t think of going fifty feet without a helmet. Beside that, you did extremely well riding that bike in that traffic. There’s no more comfortable bike than an EZ 3 recumbent trike. Well done.

Just as Rich said, thanks for making this video. I'm also a disabled Veteran. How are you doing now?

Boring. Does nothing but ride around saying nothing. Hell, that’s some I do almost daily with with my Sun EZ 3 with just about as much excitement.

She’s a better model

This Sean guy is a total idiot. He does not know what is really going on.

Santa Clause in the off season...

Thank you for making this. I'm a disabled Veteran whose trying to get out like this. I'm trying to work out transporting a trike as part of the package when I go for it.

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Nice video

I have a chance to buy a bike just like yours for $500 . Is it worth it ? looks in good condition.

I just ordered my first trike, a "True Quest." I'm 74-years old now, and after getting a full knee replacement and a recent back operation, I can still ride my usual two-wheeler well, but after suffering a few minor crashes prior to my surgeries, I began to feel less "safe" on my regular bicycle. The fact is, when you're riding a bike, you're going to have a spill, sooner or later. But when you get up to our age, any crash like that could break something that you very much would like to keep. I can't wait to get my new trike, where I'll be able to get my same degree of exercise, without the fear of falling. I was thinking of getting one with an electric motor, but I realized that as lazy as I am, I'd probably NEVER pedal again, so I decided to go without the electric assist. The best part is, you can always ADD the motor, later. Happy peddling!!

Where was this filmed and how could I reach you?

Hi, I went to look at your Angelfire site but it appears to be down. I can access evolution-involution but the links are all down because of Angelfire. Had a look and it may be the same problem that others are reporting and you probably know but I thought I'd leave s message anyway.

WHY ARE ALL or MOST OF THESE TRIKES SO "UGLY" NO DESIGN INGENUITY THERE... MY WAY IS A BETTER WAY, LOL

I'm not sure about Flordia but in California, you have to stop at a stop sign just like a car.

Thanks......

Thank you so much for your wise words. Bowing in deference

I'm an old guy. Does this thing go up hills pretty easily??

You’re still in good shape for that age, keep it that way, I’m only asking to reach the age of 75.

Bravo !!! You are courageous and strong !!!

Very nice video, love the ducks

nice ty! I do the same and wave the cars by a lot, sharing the road is essential, great tip! Take it slow, speed isnt a good idea and its dangerous in traffic

Im 63 and I really appreciate this!

good video, young man!

Good going! Im 63 and live in a University town (Davis,CA) and for "jungle fighting" rides out here I use a cygolite mity cross 850 lumen for the helmet, cygolite 450 lumen xpillion on the frame front, 45 lumen rear light on the helmet and another 45 lumen light on the frame rear. Like you I wear a bright orange vest day as well as night. Many of the students dont know how to ride safely -some have never been on a bike before, and things often get very dicey especially during the night when their safety visable clothing of choice is black w no lights. Your youtube has inspired me to start my own "safety" channel. I ride a StreetStrider trike!

The problems you have with the trike on the footpath (12:00) would also be experienced by people using wheelchairs and mobility scooters. You local council needs to improve this area.

I did not listen. Watching cars go wide around you is going to cause a head on collision. Your fault !

super, congratulation!

thanks a lot for this. Excellent safety ideas--I plan to use them on my 'Sun trike...nice pace..Bravo! john

Keep truckin' brother...Love it.....My wife and I ride delta trikes and have a few friends who ride.....

I have listened for 7:00 minutes a while and I don't think you have got to any safety tips.

great job i am in PSLjust north of you i love my trike but am selling it soon you are very correct it is perfect for us people over 60 or so thanks

I have a good tip for more safety, use good shoes and do not wear flip flops. Your story is good. (y)

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing. I'm contemplating buying an EZ 3 SX as well. Do you find that for rainy weather mudguards are necessary or not? Thanks

Endless thanks for posting this video series. I am contemplating buying a Sun EZ-3, too. I have never had a trike. Do you find parking this trike in public places cumbersome? Thanks

I find it important and significant that your way, unorthodox as may be, inscribes itself in the larger range of shamanic practices that aim at lining up the physical rhythm of the body (breath, heartbeat, etc) with that primordial vibration that, it is said, "creates worlds". New research in neurology facilitated by neuroimaging show that the brain activity gets to model itself in resonance with the wave structure modeled by rhythm techniques.

You are a very clever man. I love your ideas. I have a Sun EZ Tri Classic recumbent trike. I like your ideas.

good ideas - thanks for sharing.

You make me feel like a kid at only 76! Nice mod you did with the safety banner flapping in the breeze. I'm going to do that on my Sun recumbent trike. My other ride is a Trek 2.1 road bike, which I'm not ready to give up just yet. Plan to do the century ride this September for Ride MS. Thanks for you excellent video.

good video sir you handle that trike pretty good to be 84

Nice video. Hopefully it will inspire some folks to get themselves a recumbent trike. The most dangerous thing you did was leaving your camera behind. I once had to convince a bike rider who picked it up the camera was mine. BTW. Do you know we how in the Netherlands call an 84yo fart on a trike?