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Folding

Folding bikes and trikes have a hinge that allows the cycle to be doubled over on itself.

The folding capability allows the cycle to take less space and therefore makes it intrinsically more transportable by other means.

By definition, the act of folding is an added step and folding cycles are more difficult to manufacture than non-folding cycles. Foldability usually adds weight as the frame must have an otherwise unneeded hinge and parts of it must be strengthened with more material.

Folding recumbent trikes usually allow the seat to be removed or to have the seatback hinged forward over the seatpan.

Folding

No frills folding TWIG recumbent bike.

Full-suspension comfort with a long-wheelbase 26" drivewheel and Catrike's signature steering and components gruppo.

Full-suspension recumbent trike with 20" wheels: state-of-art titanium integrated front suspension and options for rear suspension. Components configurations available include Rohloff, Alfine, and Pinion as well as standard derailleur and Dual-Drive options.

Full-suspension recumbent trike with 20" front wheels: state-of-art titanium integrated front suspension and options for rear suspension. Components configurations available include Rohloff, Alfine, and Pinion as well as standard derailleur and Dual-Drive options.

The ICE Full Fat is a fat-tired all-terrain, go-anywhere machine.

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