NEW: Varibike Full Body Trike. Row, paddle or cycle it.

First full body recumbent trike with arm cranks and leg cranks. Revolutionary - the Varibike Trike has 7 different drive styles similar to rowing, paddling and cycling.

[@richardkrai1439]

Trike with a lot function. But looks easy- I think it`s revolutionary.

[@TruthWarrior144]

Super idea. I want one. I hope it catches on to the general public.

[@RickAnderson1]

i was about to drop a ton of money on a recumbent but this directly addresses my only concern with trikes....the lack of upper body work out....just checked the price. $10,000 Canadian.

[@polyrhythmia]

There is the Cruzbike recumbent. Front-wheel drive and moving bottom bracket allows use of upper body.

[@o.b.v.i.u.s]

@@polyrhythmia they make a TRIKE? i don't see one on their site...

[@polyrhythmia]

@@o.b.v.i.u.sUnfortunately, they don't, but they were thinking about making a trike attachment. Haven't heard any more about it. I think Cruzbike should make a trike.

[@robertbiegler4815]

@@polyrhythmia I have both a Cruzbike Quest, and the Varibike trike. In my opinion, you only get an upper body workout on the Cruzbike if you do it wrong. I drect the thrust of my feet, and can start the Cruzbike and ride it hands off, steering only with the feet. That leaves nothing for an upper body workout. I don't see how it would actually add any power if to just stomp on the pedals and pull on the handlebars. On the Varibike trike, the arms add more power than I expected from how little muscle mine have compared to my legs. And I can get high intensity exercise, which I never manage with legs only, because my legs get tired before I get out of breath. It's been my only transport for 15 months.

[@polyrhythmia]

@@robertbiegler4815 I have no trouble riding no hands on the Cruzbikes, but if I really want to pour on the power, then the upper body helps. Riding no hands does work the core, I have noticed.

[@garyseckel295]

Market potential with differing seat height models.

[@flireferret3050]

This is exactly what I was looking for, SAY LESS, SAY LESS

[@tricksterinator]

"EASY BREAKING" (2:21) I hope that doesn't mean it falls apart easily! :) Interesting concept and looks fun.

[@martinkraiss]

Good, you found our hidden write error ;-) yes it should mean "EASY BRAKING"

[@ajarnStef]

Great idea and design but why so low? If on the road it could be a concern....visibility, mud, dogs etc.

[@benlacavalerie2583]

Aerodynamism. Look up velomobiles, it's the augmented trike with a plane-like carbon fiber cockpit for even more of this specific caracteristic.

[@ajarnStef]

@@benlacavalerie2583 I know about velomobiles but I thought this particular model was intended for exercise rather than velocity.

[@o.b.v.i.u.s]

o.k... now _that_ has got my interest!

[@DwAboutItManFr]

Is it actually faster though?

[@zacharylaputz5876]

I live in Davis, CA(USA) are these available only factory direct? Is the frame warrantied lifetime?

[@rossbrumby1957]

So if you need to brake properly, you have to take your hands off and reach down to the rear brake levers beside the seat? Looks like a good bike to go slow on. You could at least get a big load between the rear wheels, so a good everyday commuter/ shopping buggy.

[@dcmchenry]

I think you just handpedal backwards to engage the main brakes.

[@funecobikesvelo5315]

Good job, Are you represent in France?

[@amcabbott3039]

looks ok but let see you pull a big hill.

[@rylogrumble5861]

Can you ride it?

[@omailmaTV]

How can I give 10 likes? I want to see it in Ukraine :)

[@bosatsu76]

Nice... I'm looking for a rough terrain recumbent touring bike... Would you kindly rub some brain cells together, and figure one out...?