nualle

I've had an EZ-1 for about 15 months. I can't get the seat back slung far enough back to get rid of my recumbent butt. I 've been thinking about changing out the front fork to take a 20" tire, see if that would help. (It'd lean the entire frame back another couple of inches, raise the bottom bracket slightly relative to the seat.)

Does anyone have experience of this, to know if it would help?

keithmo

When I was first researching the possiblity of buying a EZ sport Lmtd I read a post from an EZ 1 rider who had this problem. His fix was to install a couple of spacers (I believe he used auto shock aborber washers) to hike up the front of the seat. After about 50 miles on my sport lmtd I knew I needed the same thing, but all I had was some flat washers. I put in 3 or 4 in front and it has done the trick. I think I would try this before buying a new fork and wheel.

Good luck

HANZ

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Graduate Student conducting sanctioned experimental research for recumbent seat in Northern Arizona. Anyone in local area with medium to long wheelbase recumbents can be retrofitted and tested here at experimental lab. Additionally, anyone who may have a BIKE E for sale in SW USA please contact member HANZ at address listed. Experimental testing will be conducted thru April 2004, and any rider with or without own recumbent cycle may participate in this study. Please forward to all interested parties asap. Thanx.

P.S. We have solved the "Recumbent Butt" problem.