Do not speak German here, but this video does incredibly demonstrate the superior engineering designed into my new Lepus Comfort purchased in 2020! (Bought it from Joe @ Fairfield Cycling in SW Ohio.) My new Lepus has 2WD, a Rohloff hub ("mid-mount" gearing), and Shimano STEPS. Own 3 Lepus'.., two of them have 2WD & Rohloffs), and also own a Kettwiesel. Own multiple tadpoles (both "roadies" and "fatties.") Citing first-hand experience here....., versus the all-too-common defending of one's already owned purchase. Started out in recumbents on tadpoles (around 1990), but evolved to the delta planform of Hase' offerings. Too arthritic and balance-impaired now to get both on, and especially off, of tadpoles for more than a decade. Additionally, Hase' Trigo models can be updated to BOTH 2WD and Shimano STEPS, post purchase! Plan ahead!!!$$$ 2WD great for walking dogs off road! Knobby tires (2-wheel knobby traction) is a great off-road/snow option! Also.., if you get a rear flat tire, you'll hugely want to be on a delta rather than on any tadpole!!! LOL. I do see tadpoles as superior "sports car equivalents." I also see Hase' offerings as superior "mini van, SUV, and 4WD automotive equivalents!" Bicycle paths, are typically not corkscrews and switchbacks, and are often straight as railroad tracks here in the USA, (yeah, pun intended). Greatest seat height adjustability (we're all aging) also a HUGE benefit for a Hase commitment. Effortlessly sit on any Hase, "side-saddle," and then swing/place leg over to opposite peddle. This..., even if starting seated in a wheelchair!!! Touring/Sightseeing from a higher seat height is also emphatically eye-opening and VERY well worthwhile! To this open-minded recumbent rider, Hase' offerings are in a league all their own! Love my Lepus' and my newest Lepus Comfort. Great video, Gary J. Seckel A.K.A. "Jason Stillwater" in recumbent universe.
I agree, with the main thrust of this video on the Keitweisel Lepus, I felt that they should have had the entire presentation in English. And I blame TH-cam for not making sure that the rest of the world that does understand and speak English can enjoy this. However, I find that what I can follow was great in his discussion on the difference of the Lepus....
Why don't you speak English when talking about the Keitweisel Lepus? I'm sure that there are millions out there that are not from Belgium, Germany, or speak a language other than English. HOWEVER that being said, I did find your presentation of what I can perceive as the details of the Lepus to be outstanding. Other than not speaking or having closed captioned in English, I find that this video was still presented in a way that I could still enjoy the video.
Do not speak German here, but this video does incredibly demonstrate the superior engineering designed into my new Lepus Comfort purchased in 2020! (Bought it from Joe @ Fairfield Cycling in SW Ohio.)
My new Lepus has 2WD, a Rohloff hub ("mid-mount" gearing), and Shimano STEPS.
Own 3 Lepus'.., two of them have 2WD & Rohloffs), and also own a Kettwiesel.
Own multiple tadpoles (both "roadies" and "fatties.")
Citing first-hand experience here....., versus the all-too-common defending of one's already owned purchase.
Started out in recumbents on tadpoles (around 1990), but evolved to the delta planform of Hase' offerings.
Too arthritic and balance-impaired now to get both on, and especially off, of tadpoles for more than a decade.
Additionally, Hase' Trigo models can be updated to BOTH 2WD and Shimano STEPS, post purchase! Plan ahead!!!$$$
2WD great for walking dogs off road! Knobby tires (2-wheel knobby traction) is a great off-road/snow option!
Also.., if you get a rear flat tire, you'll hugely want to be on a delta rather than on any tadpole!!! LOL.
I do see tadpoles as superior "sports car equivalents."
I also see Hase' offerings as superior "mini van, SUV, and 4WD automotive equivalents!"
Bicycle paths, are typically not corkscrews and switchbacks, and are often straight as railroad tracks here in the USA, (yeah, pun intended).
Greatest seat height adjustability (we're all aging) also a HUGE benefit for a Hase commitment.
Effortlessly sit on any Hase, "side-saddle," and then swing/place leg over to opposite peddle.
This..., even if starting seated in a wheelchair!!!
Touring/Sightseeing from a higher seat height is also emphatically eye-opening and VERY well worthwhile!
To this open-minded recumbent rider, Hase' offerings are in a league all their own!
Love my Lepus' and my newest Lepus Comfort.
Great video,
Gary J. Seckel
A.K.A. "Jason Stillwater" in recumbent universe.
I agree, with the main thrust of this video on the Keitweisel Lepus, I felt that they should have had the entire presentation in English. And I blame TH-cam for not making sure that the rest of the world that does understand and speak English can enjoy this. However, I find that what I can follow was great in his discussion on the difference of the Lepus....
Thank you very much indeed!
Ou trouve t’on ce matériel en Belgique et à quel prix ?? Waar kan man d’été materiaal vi d’en en wat is de Prius ??
Why don't you speak English when talking about the Keitweisel Lepus? I'm sure that there are millions out there that are not from Belgium, Germany, or speak a language other than English. HOWEVER that being said, I did find your presentation of what I can perceive as the details of the Lepus to be outstanding. Other than not speaking or having closed captioned in English, I find that this video was still presented in a way that I could still enjoy the video.
Looking at this, maybe you can do a redo of the entire video, and do the vocals in English.
(from Europe)
Looking at this, maybe you can do a redo of the entire vidéo, and do the vocals in French.
-fucking anglo-saxon-