BilboSmeggins
Veteran
I’ve had good online relations with both Mr Magoo, and Yanto, and trust the integrity of both. I don’t really want to get drawn into a heated battle, so will step aside until the dust settles. Life’s too short.....
Yes I have had more rides on various recumbents than Mr Magoo has sold trikes lol ,its been a learning curve due to never ended health problems due to spinal surgery. There is no such thing as the fastest or best trike or bike,just the one thats suits your style of riding and comfort.A new velomobile is a major investment . Therefore they require carefull consideration of the pros and cons during the buying process .
29 years of selling recumbents in all shapes and sizes successfully has taught me a lot.
Could never have been achieved if I had no scruples
In my experience the first machine is brilliant and is always a learning curve .
Hence if I have any doubts about a rider having too high expectations .
I try to tone things down in a gentle and polite manner and always suggest it's wiser to go in at a more modest level ..
Leading forum member Neil Earley if prompted will probably confirm how much fun you can have chasing the ultimate recumbent.
In fact I advised Mr Bilbo when he embarked on his voyage of discovery .
He might well choose to confirm I certainly did not sell him down the line with his new ICE trike ?
On the subject of selling .....it can be a painfull and to some a shocking process ....nobody goes in high .
Have a peep at Ebay Auctions or recall the last time you sold or part exchanged a car . At the end of the day did you manage to sell Velomobile number one or was it number two at an acceptable price ?
A new velomobile is a major investment . Therefore they require carefull consideration of the pros and cons during the buying process .
29 years of selling recumbents in all shapes and sizes successfully has taught me a lot.
Could never have been achieved if I had no scruples
In my experience the first machine is brilliant and is always a learning curve .
Hence if I have any doubts about a rider having too high expectations .
I try to tone things down in a gentle and polite manner and always suggest it's wiser to go in at a more modest level ..
Leading forum member Neil Earley if prompted will probably confirm how much fun you can have chasing the ultimate recumbent.
In fact I advised Mr Bilbo when he embarked on his voyage of discovery .
He might well choose to confirm I certainly did not sell him down the line with his new ICE trike ?
On the subject of selling .....it can be a painfull and to some a shocking process ....nobody goes in high .
Have a peep at Ebay Auctions or recall the last time you sold or part exchanged a car . At the end of the day did you manage to sell Velomobile number one or was it number two at an acceptable price ?
Funny how things turn up ……..
I have for sale a WAW Velomobile
Less than 180miles and just had its first birthday
Never seen a drop of rain
Stiffened Kevlar carbon fiber reinforced body.
Slumph mountain drive 57 tooth chaining single ring.
10 speed rear 11/34 cassette. Sram xo type 2 rear mech with TT 500 bar end shifter.
Rear internal mudguard.
Full suspension including air rear suspension.
Kojack front tires marathon plus rear tire.
Full light package twin front lights brake lights indicators also mirrors as well as led lights in mirrors.
90mm S/A drum brakes. Thick seat cushion.
Cost new today £10 K plus
Offers invited …
or as Yanto2009 would probably say "Serious Offers"!
Never raced or rallied
Part exchanges