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Originally Posted by rydabent
Another point favorable for trikes is winter riding. Streets and trails can have black ice that is hard to see and will take a bike down without warning. But if on a trike, probably the most that might happen is getting somewhat side ways for a while.
Yup, and it's surprising how fast that happens.

I used to go mountain biking with a group of guys every Saturday. We liked the below freezing days because it was never muddy. Hit a little patch of ice, however, and you are flat on the ground before you can even say "oops."

I haven't tried it with my trike yet. 30 degrees seems a lot colder than it used to be.
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