I liked each and every one! They were unique in every way - always something cool to watch and learn about. Also loved your bumper music on this one. THANKS 4 sharing during the year! Oh! Appreciate the tip on the pedal spacers: Made a huge difference! Soooo my fav? You sitting there working your ham radio! Wonder why? 73! Merry Christmas 🎅
@sherristrikesandtractors3 күн бұрын
Thanks glad you enjoyed the video Merry Christmas!
@theTrikeHobo4 күн бұрын
Your advice is excellent! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I have pedaled recumbent trikes thousands of miles, including several cross country journeys, and have never had a flat tire on my trike ... Here is what I have used: Schwalbe Marathon PLUS tires, Kenda thorn-resistant heavy duty inner tubes, and tire liners. I have pedaled through and over just about every kind of sharpie imaginable (glass, nails, metal shards) and my tires remained intact. At the end of one of my three-week treks, after getting back home, I discovered a nail in the tread of a front tire, which had been embedded into the tire for who knows how many hundreds of miles. I pulled it out, and the tire held air just fine, a testament to the Marathon PLUS setup described. I am currently running Schwalbe Big Apple tires, but they have a poor flat-proof rating on the Schwalbe 1-7 scale (Big Apples have only a 4, whereas my former Marathon PLUS have a 7). To make up for that deficit, I am now using Tannus Armour tire liners, which actually protect better than the Marathon PLUS, due to an even thicker protection layer in the tread area, plus a side protection layer. So far, I've not had any negative issue or flat, but then again, I have not yet ridden this new setup nearly the mileages that I have done on the Marathon PLUS tires. The Tannus Armour liners can even be run if the tube has flatted, enough to get a triker back home or to safety. For anyone interested, here is a link to the Tannus Armour liners: www.tannus.com/pages/armour With these liners, the tube used will be smaller: My Big Apple tires are 2", but I use a 1.5" tube to accommodate the Tannus Armour liners. steve
@sherristrikesandtractors3 күн бұрын
I thought you had quit doing videos searched for you and found nothing glad you are back on you tube 👍. Thank you for the comment on my video glad you liked it!
@theTrikeHobo2 күн бұрын
@@sherristrikesandtractors Hi Sherri, I finally reached a time in life where I decided to "retire" so to speak, from spending the bulk of my time writing books (11), managing websites (12), and supporting KZbin channels (2). At 74, I want to spend more time on things in life outside of the virtual computerized world and in the pages of books. I started all this 20 years ago, and built it up over time, interlinking everything I did extensively, so altering any one thing had an effect on everything else ... so, I decided to scratch it all, put my books out of print, and just create my new current "Trike Hobo" channel, keeping it simple, with no viewer interaction (I was spending loads of time every day answering questions and comments, which I do enjoy, but it had gotten to the point that it overtook my existence, to the exclusion of real life, thus the change in direction for me). steve
@FirstLast-ml7yf13 күн бұрын
I used PowerGrips on my trike for many years, and they are good, but I switched to plastic flat pedals several years ago each pedal with two adjustable old school leather cycling toe straps - threaded through the pedal gaps/openings with one strap for around the back of the heel and one laterally/diagonally over and around the shoe. The adjustability of the toe straps (each has a flatish buckle) means I can ride any shoe securely depending on the conditions as well as tighten them right up inside the straps. The heel strap comes through the pedal out either side from the rear corners of the pedal, and can be adjusted with the buckle near the heel. Very secure and easy to center any shoe over the pedal.
@sherristrikesandtractors13 күн бұрын
Sound good 👍
@rexfrew539214 күн бұрын
Hi! How long are your pedal extensions? 73! Rex
@sherristrikesandtractors14 күн бұрын
1” out from crank 9/16 into crank standard size for pedals hope this makes sense
@rexfrew539214 күн бұрын
@sherristrikesandtractors It does! Thank you! I like to ride in plain cotton elastic cuffed sweat pants ... with pockets! Tired of the grease 😁🎅🎅
@sherristrikesandtractors14 күн бұрын
I understand I’ve had grease on my legs In summer when wearing shorts and you just about have to wear it off😀
@rexfrew539214 күн бұрын
@sherristrikesandtractors well I didn't tell all: I have had clothes tangled in to the front cranks and chain. Hate that! I PILOT A Catrike Pocket ... after wrestling round a Catrike 700 which was a blast in straight and level conditions. But I live in a state of rolling hills... and the Pocket is a Go-Kart up- down and around! At 5'7" I actually feel a part of the trike vs sitting on top of it. I think we both ❤ our machines .... I ordered the extensions ... thanks again for the advice 🎅
@sherristrikesandtractors14 күн бұрын
@rexfrew5392 you’re very welcome 👍
@Hansaman5815 күн бұрын
That’s why I clip in. Good video.
@sherristrikesandtractors15 күн бұрын
Thank you glad you enjoyed it 👍
@اسطورةالعماره26 күн бұрын
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@ewardmello425526 күн бұрын
My neighbors used to have a farmall a with exhaust lift , and it took 3 people to put the cultivates on good thing for touch control . However that's a nice farmall B.
@rexfrew5392Ай бұрын
You fell into the creek? On your TRIKE?? U oK????????
@sherristrikesandtractorsАй бұрын
I was walking on a flat rock years ago (several) and slipped and fell. Into the water. AsI went by that spot I remembered that day. I guess I needed to explain more . There will be another video about this later on explaining everything.
@rexfrew5392Ай бұрын
@@sherristrikesandtractors 🤣🤣 Flat rocks in creeks are like that... the little buggers! We are all happy you are OK
@rexfrew5392Ай бұрын
Yes! ❤ your comment re people back then had SENSE to stay out of harms way without OSHA guards and such 😂😂 ... I really liked the old bailers
@sherristrikesandtractorsАй бұрын
they are really interesting to watch how people did things back then. I enjoy watching them because I grew up on a dairy farm. Brings back memories for me
@rexfrew5392Ай бұрын
@sherristrikesandtractors Then everybody in your family worked their .... off! 😁 Yet ... you grew up knowing what you wanted later in life! YOU appreciate nature- history- science ...and the absolute WONDER & FREEDOM of wide open space ✌ 73! Rex
@josh44779Ай бұрын
Anyone with a pipe bender and welder with some bike parts can make one, but yeah you definitely most certainly know what you're talking about......😏🙃
@brentcobler6300Ай бұрын
My dad had one of those streetier Ds. Came From Kanas area. That is the true story. Also they wanted to start the new assembly of the Model R
@sherristrikesandtractorsАй бұрын
It interesting how those Streeter D’s came to be there aren’t many left either. there are JD D’s but not a lot of those. I like learning about them and how some tractors came to be.
@rexfrew53922 ай бұрын
How COOL! Would love to have him make me a custom poker and grappling hook for my fireplace. At 5'7 I can never find a good one for me to use... too big... and too Chinese 😂 After that a short tripod for a new 440 ham antenna ... cool post
@sherristrikesandtractors2 ай бұрын
He’s a good blacksmith uses what he has on hand to make things. I wish I could have gone there more during show but had many other things going on.
@rexfrew53922 ай бұрын
@@sherristrikesandtractors U work 2 hard! 😁
@happytriking2 ай бұрын
Fall is so pretty but the high winds and freezing temperatures here in northern Canada make it hard to ride. Thanks for the vid.😀
@sherristrikesandtractors2 ай бұрын
we have had warm weather and very little rain we need rain It’s too bad you have such a short riding season it gets cold there so soon way before we do here. Thanks glad you like the video
@rexfrew53922 ай бұрын
Hitting embedded tree roots on a paved trail builds character 😊 ✌ 73!
@sherristrikesandtractors2 ай бұрын
Yes it does😀
@andytavenner59772 ай бұрын
Did you have a fender come off when you bike ride it
@sherristrikesandtractors2 ай бұрын
No never have in 91/2 years of riding it.
@erickriebel43662 ай бұрын
I HAD A 64 BUG IN 1970 IT'S MY GIRLFRIEND'S CAR. HAD IT FOR YEARS. VERY COOL TO DRIVE AND GREAT GAS MILEAGE TOO.
@sherristrikesandtractors2 ай бұрын
VW Bugs were the first car I had seen with motor in back and that was when I was growing up . I think they are neat cars.
@BenthamSheila-c8o2 ай бұрын
Martin Kenneth Clark Anthony Davis Scott
@bobmanfre50833 ай бұрын
Superior Cinematography!
@rexfrew53923 ай бұрын
Just WAIT until the electrics show up SIGH!😂😂😂 ( joking )
@happytriking3 ай бұрын
Thanks for the interesting video about the Z30.😀
@Hansaman583 ай бұрын
Unlike most videos on KZbin yours are real. They are not professional. They are made by a real person doing real things and that’s fantastic. Camera looks awesome.
@sherristrikesandtractors3 ай бұрын
Thank you I like them to be real glad you like them👍
@rexfrew53923 ай бұрын
WOW!!
@happytriking4 ай бұрын
This video sure reminded me of how loud those old tractors were. I think that"s why all the old farmers like my Grandpa were deaf. Great video.
@sherristrikesandtractors4 ай бұрын
Yes a lot of them are deaf nobody used earplugs back then. we didn’t think about it. glad you liked the video 👍
@shepatown4 ай бұрын
Love the setup!
@sherristrikesandtractors4 ай бұрын
Thank you 👍
@cocosf91484 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video…it was very useful and a good presentation…I don’t know yet which I have to buy between this one or Garmin 540, or Wahoo elemnt bolt…
@sherristrikesandtractors4 ай бұрын
Thank you
@happytriking4 ай бұрын
I really liked the fact that the cuda had before and during picures in the trunk. Very interesting.😀
@sherristrikesandtractors4 ай бұрын
Yes it was in bad shape before he restored it. There were two cuda cars alike right next to each . They were different years but alike in many ways.
@lostjr4 ай бұрын
I don't know how or why I am seeing this now, but that's the internet for you. I have been riding two wheel recumbents for over 40 years. I got a trike to try it. I still prefer two wheel recumbents. Trikes are sluggish compared to two wheeler recumbents. I think that is why many, perhaps most, have electric assist. I appreciate the stability of the trike on slick surfaces, but I live in a dry climate and don't ride in what little rain we get. Trikes are more complicated. If you have a recumbent specialist locally, or if you enjoy doing things like checking alignment yourself, that is not an issue. But if you don't, it can be. Horses for courses, and all that, but I think it is sad that the two wheelers have died off because I do think they are still the right tool for some jobs.
@sherristrikesandtractors4 ай бұрын
The reason two wheelers have died off is as people get older they can’t balance like they used to and there is a learning curve with two wheelers. And if they have had a bike wreck they don’t want to have to balance it scares them because they have to balance.
@lostjr4 ай бұрын
@@sherristrikesandtractors There is a leaning curve, and some are easier to ride than others. But it is not insurmountable. I appreciate the aging issues, but one would hope that some younger people would see the benefits of recumbents too. I guess not. :-(
@RichValentine19724 ай бұрын
You did not give one valid point as to why they’re more expensive everything you talked about every little part you talked about should only make that bike worth of maybe $200 more not 1500 up to $5000. You need to do your research and that just.
@sherristrikesandtractors4 ай бұрын
It’s MAP pricing by manufacturer that determines cost.
@RichValentine19724 ай бұрын
@@sherristrikesandtractorsGeed!
@happytriking4 ай бұрын
What an amazing path. Thanks for the vid.😀
@sherristrikesandtractors4 ай бұрын
It was old video from a camera similar to a Go Pro that my husband recorded. I at first thought it was me following him but it was the other way around.😀
@CrusaderSports2505 ай бұрын
The interesting thing is that a competent fabricator would build a trike but would not build a bicycle frame, my desire to try triking has also lead me to the home build route, on both cost and the non existent availability, the cost justification on components is spurious at best, numbers are your greatest reason, spreading design, tooling, and efficient manufacturing over larger numbers brings the unit cost way down, we need someone in China or India to start making them at affordable prices and for the reviewers to realise that you get what you pay for and take a realistic view instead of condemming them as "cheap crap", by being cheap they would open up the market to many people who would want to continue cycling but can't for a variety of reasons, come on India and China do what we know your great at and make them affordable.
@tchambers8075 ай бұрын
I don't think there is a way to skip channels during scanning. You can set 3 different kinds of scanning but that's it on the radio. You'll have to put them to skip in the programming software and manually scroll through them when you're out and about. Please let me know if you ever find a way to do it! It would be a nice feature. Really is a nice little radio
@sherristrikesandtractors5 ай бұрын
Thank you it’s a nice radio And yes it has to be programmed to skip channels in the software. wish I could skip channels through keypad.
@joelongstaff76015 ай бұрын
I just built my third one. I'm 6' 2" tall and weigh 225lb. This one cost me $450. It has 3X 26" wheels internal gears in the rear, cable disk brakes all around and a web seat. It's Tig welded aluminum and then powder coated. All in my garage. All done at retail prices. I wouldn't sell it for anything less than $1500 because of the time invested.
@happytriking5 ай бұрын
Very interesting video. Kinda like fishing, trying to get a good one.😀
@sherristrikesandtractors5 ай бұрын
Yeah it’s like that sometimes hard to get contacts when so many are talking to one person all at once.but still fun though 😄
@Hansaman585 ай бұрын
Hummm..my wife and I both ride Hase Trigo trikes with e-assist. No throttle. The motors on them make no noise. The trikes themselves make normal trike noises. My previous trike (Catrike 559) had e-assist with throttle added. Throttle rarely used and it did not make noise. Wonder what that kid was riding,
@sherristrikesandtractors5 ай бұрын
I couldn’t see it very well but it was noisy for sure. I don’t know what company makes kids bikes with e- assist. I’m guessing they bought it on Amazon not sure though. I Might have to research it myself and see.
@rexfrew53925 ай бұрын
You guys are a RIOT😂 73!
@sanantoniorose98325 ай бұрын
Glad you are happy with your trike. BUT, everything you listed to justify the high cost adds up to only about $200 over the cost of a folding electric bicycle that retails under $800, AND, you didn't say a thing about an electric trike. Trikes are grossly overpriced.
@sherristrikesandtractors5 ай бұрын
I was talking about everything on my Trike, because people had asked me about it. Not to justify the cost of anything. That was why I did the video people had asked me about it and I decided to do a video about it so they could see my Trike and what I have on it. I can talk about electric trikes, but they are expensive. about any trike just about with a motor is gonna cost you with the price of the Trike and the motor about $4000- $5000 and if you want a cheap bike with electric motor that’s probably gonna be about thousand to $2000 and sometimes you can’t get parts for them if they-are purchased online. it’s hard to get service for them now if you buy them from a bike shop yes they will be more expensive but you have the warranty you’ll have a way to get parts.
@happytriking5 ай бұрын
I was enjoying your nice peaceful ride and that noise initially startled me, haha. That sure was a loud electric motor, I guess it's as good as a horn. Thanks for the vid.😀
@sherristrikesandtractors5 ай бұрын
It startled me also he came up behind me and I didn’t know he was there and yes that motor was loud.
@dave_ecclectic6 ай бұрын
It most likely is volume. And because they can charge more. Regular bikes also use specialized jigs to make specialized frames. Longer chain, cables more wheels is ridiculous. Double or triple them and you still can't reach a grand for a trike. Some of these cost 10 grand!
@sherristrikesandtractors6 ай бұрын
Yes some do cost as much as ten grand which is crazy! And bikes are easier produced than trikes. Bikes all have a Diamond frame and they are mass produced.
@samwilliams11426 ай бұрын
Visibility is two ways.
@brucewmclaughlin90726 ай бұрын
I take my new to me, ancient to everyone else , Terratrike Path recumbent on trails and Never in traffic. Changed it from 3 speed internal gear hub to 20 speed with 26-50 front chain rings . Riding next to traffic in my separated bike lane allows me to see very little of the driver if at all so no in traffic riding for me as I use my Bacchetta Giro A20 touring bent for everything else. The trike is good for a work out and very low speed stability and I bought it specifically for a mining road I have ridden 5 times or more before I got nerve damage in both hands and can no longer ride a diamond frame bike. No traffic off road and a comfortable ride , what more can you ask for?
@Hansaman586 ай бұрын
Great video. I switched from a tadpole to a delta because I fractured my left femur and was no longer able to get back out of once I got in.
@sherristrikesandtractors6 ай бұрын
Sorry about fractured femur hope you are ok now glad you liked the video
@Hansaman586 ай бұрын
@@sherristrikesandtractors Thank you! Happened on 21 June 2022. Healed now but still doing PT.
@rexfrew53926 ай бұрын
❤ the area U were riding! Mine similar ... Yeah! I will stick with my LOW go-kart like recumbent... Zoom! Zoom!! Fun! Fun!! 73! De K4RXX 😂
@sherristrikesandtractors6 ай бұрын
😂😂love that zoom zoom!
@kellyfromiowa18496 ай бұрын
Good points all around. I wouldn't have an adult tricycle strictly due to the comfort. If you want something higher off the ground, go to a Delta recumbent trike, but I can't say they are any more stable. I'll stick with my tadpole, it hasn't bucked me off yet!
@sherristrikesandtractors6 ай бұрын
Delta trikes like the Hase and the Anura by Terra trike are better and more stable.
@docmulvin66056 ай бұрын
None of what you say qualifies a trike to cost upwards of $17,000. Most don’t cost this much, but the base price is typically around $4000 - $8000 and then you start adding on to that price.
@sherristrikesandtractors6 ай бұрын
Ice trikes start at around $9000 and up, but I know not everyone can afford a Ice trike also cost of materials has gone up as well and shipping is another reason. But typically most people buy the lower end price like a Terra Trike Maverick or Rambler wide. And still get a nice trike.
@happytriking6 ай бұрын
Thanks for showing such an interesting vid. So cool looking back in time.😀
@gomountaintriking84606 ай бұрын
cooL 🤩😁😁😄😆!!!!!!!!!
@mikesmicroshop43857 ай бұрын
Sorry, there is not that great of a difference in material costs for Trikes to be so ridiculously expensive! Trikes are 2 to 3 times more expensive than a regular bike in most cases! I have built trikes from scratch before and had less than $300 in materials! So the reason they are more expensive is because of what manufacturers are charging for them and the fact that they are such a small percentage of the market!
@sherristrikesandtractors7 ай бұрын
Here in northwest Arkansas they’re a good percentage of trikes ridden by people who are mid 50’s and older. May not be a lot in the area you live in but with the growth around here and all the trails we have a lot of them here. I’m not familiar with every area.
@happytriking7 ай бұрын
I can't believe a 100 year old engine can still run. We sure can't say that about our cars haha. Thanks for the vid.
@sherristrikesandtractors7 ай бұрын
No we can’t say that about cars or anything else today 😃
@SkyQuest2K87 ай бұрын
Nice and interesting video! I think you need to mount something like a G90 and an antenna somewhere on it so you can go HF mobile. Happy pedaling and 73 de KK6IPR.
@sherristrikesandtractors7 ай бұрын
😂 I have had people tell me that I need one more thing on my trike. 😃 glad you enjoyed the video
@happytriking7 ай бұрын
Great advice. Thanks for the vid.😀
@sherristrikesandtractors7 ай бұрын
Thank you glad you liked the video.
@kellyfromiowa18497 ай бұрын
Good advice on flats. I'm of the opinion that prevention is best, but you still have to be prepared to fix the occasional flat. A quick question. Doesn't your canopy cause an awful wind drag? I don't know that even extended it is very aerodynamic. Good video!
@sherristrikesandtractors7 ай бұрын
Not too bad of wind drag and they say in windy conditions not to use it but for normal riding it is ok.