NormanF
10-24-09, 10:21 AM
This looks like an American made version of the Giant Revive or Day 6 semi-recumbent bikes with a step through frame. Its from Worksman. Available in single or in a three speed configuration:
Recumbent - Worksman Super Comfort Bicycle (Semi Recumbent)
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VegasTriker
10-24-09, 02:48 PM
One word: HEAVY!
gcottay
10-24-09, 04:33 PM
Maybe more of a crank-sorta-forward?
edwong3
10-24-09, 06:53 PM
They used to sell a semi recumbent that actually looked like a Revive. Never seen that one before.
Edward Wong III
"Bentless in Orlando, FL"
This looks like an American made version of the Giant Revive or Day 6 semi-recumbent bikes with a step through frame. Its from Worksman. Available in single or in a three speed configuration:
Edward Wong III
"Bentless in Orlando, FL"
This looks like an American made version of the Giant Revive or Day 6 semi-recumbent bikes with a step through frame. Its from Worksman. Available in single or in a three speed configuration:
JanMM
10-24-09, 07:11 PM
Not a bit of recumbent in that bike.
NormanF
10-24-09, 07:33 PM
Without the seatback/lumbar support, it would just be a 20" cruiser bike. No reason to list it here.
Tom Bombadil
10-24-09, 08:46 PM
It definitely is a relaxed crank forward design. Some similarities to a Day 6, but not nearly as relaxed. Not much like a Revive. More like a number of comfort bikes that move the crank a bit forward.
Those don't look like 20" wheels to me, look more like 24".
Those Worksman's bikes can usually support a very heavy load. And are usually quite heavy themselves. Usually well built. Typically targeted at being an "about town" bike for the casual cyclist.
Those don't look like 20" wheels to me, look more like 24".
Those Worksman's bikes can usually support a very heavy load. And are usually quite heavy themselves. Usually well built. Typically targeted at being an "about town" bike for the casual cyclist.