Steintrikes Wild One Review | Our recumbent trikes in detail 

Thank you so much for your kind comment! 😊

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I think it's a good choice! 👍

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Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! 😊

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Thank you Mohd! 😊

Thank you! I think it's very nice when you have a partner to ride with 😊

Kao

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Thank you! There are so many things we have yet to learn about the trikes 👍

I agree, it is a very good combination - low maintenance for both the brakes and the lights.

Thank you, they really have a very good suspension system, I used to hate going on gravel and bumpy roads with my upright bike, but with the trike, it's always a smooth ride. We didn't try the fat one, at the time when we visited Steintrikes workshop, they didn't have one assembled. Would be cool to try it out someday, although for us it was not an option we were considering, I think the standard wheels are more useful for us. About my mudguard, that's another story 😂 I was very clumsy on one of the rides and succeeded to bend/break a part of it, and so far I haven't gotten a new one to replace it - but I will. The hardshell seat that I have protects me from the water and dirt for now, but it does get quite dirty, I wouldn't recommend riding without the mudguard. And also, so true for the spare tire. I always forget to mention that aspect, because we rarely need it - on our upright bikes we have used the puncture resistant tires for years, and I really don't remember when was the last time we had to change a tube - and I hope it stays that way! 😂

Thank you for the tip, I will look into that! Lately we have been riding only with the clips, it's usually in the wintertime when we would sometimes use normal shoes (warmer ones), and I agree that additional straps would improve these situations.

Thank you! At first, I was shocked to read 150 kg, but then if you include your own weight as well it makes sense 😂 Our trikes are around 20 kg I think, they are not light. For now, we don't plan such a big trip as you did (at least not at the moment), rather we make several smaller tours during the year, and usually during the summer we make a "longer" one, 3 - 4 weeks. Last year we went with a setup with a trailer for kids, and for us, it was easier to carry everything on the trikes than in the previous year when we went on our standard bikes with the same trailer - even if the bikes are not as heavy as the trikes, and the kids were smaller - I think the weight is balanced in a different way on the trikes.

Thank you! 😊 I don't know about the stress when turning, I haven't heard about it so far. We didn't have any problems with ours if that counts. In fact, the hub dynamo was one of the options that were offered for our trike setup when we were discussing the options, and we agreed that it's a very handy thing to have included.

@@bici.family Hello I am a big fan of hub dynamos i have had them on all my bikes and I really want on on my trike. Having just been through the hassle of going through a bike shop and being told that Sturmey Archer only sell to trade as it were and then too order them, the order has to be above five units. I think it was the case with Azub that they did not want another three units sitting on their shelf never to be used , I have just manged to find and have brought a 90mm drum brake combo set from a shop over here in the Uk called SJS cycles now I just got wait for delivery and then get a rim and get the wheel made up I all ready have the lights for it. as to the stress of turning I take it with a pinch of salt.

I hope it works out for you soon!

@@bici.family i keep you informed nothing to report today ie it has not arrived.

I understand what you mean, the trikes are really expensive type of bikes. But for the quality of material, the full suspension and all the options that we have, I think our trikes fit within the price range of similar manufacturers.