Old 11-21-15 | 10:08 PM
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VegasTriker
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Bikes: Catrike 700, Greenspeed GTO trike, , Linear LWB recumbent, Haluzak Horizon SWB recumbent, Balance 450 MTB, Cannondale SM800 Beast of the East

If the main consideration is not crashing and re-injuring your shoulder, I would stay away from two wheeled recumbents. Every one of the recumbent riders I know (including me) has crashed on occasion. You live in a section of the country that gets a real winter with snow and ice. That's an additional factor to consider. Trikes are really nice for eliminating that problem but the good ones are very expensive and the cheap ones come with significant limitations (weight, gear range, component quality, and durability).
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