Recumbent Trike Tour - July 2021 

Thank you. Yes I thinking it takes a while to get used to camping. I will try again next year with a premium sleeping mat and bag. Will hopefully be visiting the Netherlands soon but not on my trike. I'll like be visiting the Carver plant for training. Next years plan for cycling is the Rhine/route 5, fingers crossed 🤞

Haha, good question! I think the ICE trike wins because of its build quality.

Thanks 😁

Thanks!

Hello, many people turn to recumbents when they have accessibility issues. The best advice I can offer is to try one and see how you get on. I'm sure you'll be converted. They do have their downsides tho... Getting up hills is harder. If you're riding with others I would recommend getting pedal assist. There's also the width, if you're lucky enough to have wide cycle paths, without lots of gates, you'll be fine. The positives are great though - they're super comfortable!

Thanks. Yes, they do.

That would be interesting a trike and canal boat living on a canal

@@crazycaseyandoldmanangus7143 sounds like a lovely, peaceful life 😁

Hi David, Thanks for watching. Not sure I followed it exactly but here's the Komoot route I planned: www.komoot.com/tour/404228077?ref=atd

@@NigelPond Thanks. Where was that bridge you stood and watched the Canal boats coming towards you and the moving bridge. And the garden of the tea room. Thanks

@@NigelPond also where did you get the helmet with the wind vizier

@@davidbishop8482 hello, can't remember where I got it but it's a Carbull. Wasn't expensive 😁

@@NigelPond Hi. I found them on eBay. Did you get see the message asking where the bridge was and the tea room.