Hello Mike. Thanks for the information job you are doing completely for free for the viewers. For all this people completely new in the fast increasing triking community it's impressive that you and other enthusiasts are using time on such information. Don't be araid not everything is told like a World Champ, people like the help you are giving themfor free😊.
Thanks for stopping by. I enjoy doing it and if it helps someone with their decision, then I'm glad i helped. Always just my opinion and i'm not swayed by anyone elses'. I do respect others' views if they are different on a product, but nothing out there is all 100% perfect. I think i get that point across....Hey, this is a good topic for Riding and Rambling...stay tuned.
@@gomountaintriking8460 I'm good just getting older haha. You haven't posted for so long I thought you either got bored or illness. Hope you feel better or get unbored soon.😁😀
i dont have a computer on the Trike. I had one on my old Trike, but none since. There are far better apps for your phone that keep track of everything for you. I use both Strava and 'Ride w GPS'
Are these safer than traditional 2 wheel bicycles? I assume they are, but how much safer? After 2 serious accidents (bike flipped in wet pavement recently) I’m considering a trike. I’m too old to break another bone.
This is precisely why all of us are riding them. I broke an arm mountain biking. Rich had several catastrophic 2 wheel crashes. It is so much better than a 2 wheel bike. Watch the 'Rider Spotlight with Tom, and coming soon, Rich. You will hear some of their stories.
@@TrikeWithMikeTX Thanks for responding. I’m 12 days into recovering from a broken collar bone. I’ve been spending this time researching alternatives. I will take your advice and watch the video. Greatly appreciated!
Have a disc break parking brake on my ICE Sprint X 26 Tour, works fine. Had flags slowly get pulled out of the seat, one falling on the road. Better of bolting them to the seat with the accessory. Stopped watching after the flags as different experience.
The ice Adventure HD and my Azub have a little wider seats and i find it more awkward to try and connect/disconnect while not on the ground. with the azub i've accidentally hit that slider disconnect as well.
I tried both models. I think AZUB Ti-fly is better! While riding the Adventure FS model, the rear wheel lifted and both knees hit the asphalt road. I thought my knee was broken;
I agree with the differences. But everything else about them looks like the same company makes these for them. But the seat area (butt area) is much larger on the ICE and then the Ti-Fly has a raised area to keep you from sliding forward. Maybe more detailed video on the seat differences would help viewers with that. Thanks for the reply.
I can't speak for ICE, but AZUB seats are a cool design that locks you in (comfortably), and helps me when "leaning" into a turn, as well as keeps me from sliding forward. Great content
@@jgbarre I think the reason they dont do that is the way they route the cabling through the bars. But with the steps 801 it is better than anything i've seen on the phone.
