I do not want the entire group seeing these photos.Because some may recognize
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The 11th Annual Recumbent Retreat at Fort Stevens State Park in Warrenton,
Oregon is scheduled for August 14, 15 & 16, 2009.

Visit
www.recumbentretreat.org
for details and photos. There are only a few  campsites left. This year there is
a non-camping registration for those who choose not to camp but want to
participate in the events.
We have a great time!

Hardy Bob

On Jun 12, 2009, at 7:40 AM, Aaron Jamieson wrote:

When my seat broke, I took it to a welder who fixed it for $15.

Racks come up on eBay from time to time.  That's where I found mine.



Yea it was a while ago but the new frame was just a few $ more than
that (I think he was glad to get rid of his last one) and I kept the
old one thinking I might have to repair it too.

Thanks I'll check out eBay and craigslist and all - I was just hoping
someone had a back room full of them - and would let them go for a
song... ;-)

Frank

On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 13:42, Frank Flynn<frank@...> wrote:

> I do have a pair of "Accessory Mounting Brackets" available - these might work
with a traditional rack but they'd have to go in front of the seat

Or behind.  I have a Burley Moose Rack mounted behind the seat using a
BikeE Burley Piccolo Adapter.

I have a CT and never had the Pannier Racks.

I used to use a back pack on the back of my seat but the back part of the seat
fame broke and (very fortunately) I found a new one.  Now I'm reluctant to hang
anything on it.  So I'd like to be able to use panniers but I can't find the
rack.

Does anyone know of a source?  Used is fine.

Does anyone know of a substitute model that could be made to work?

Does anyone have any other ideas?  I do have a pair of "Accessory Mounting
Brackets" available - these might work with a traditional rack but they'd have
to go in front of the seat and I'm not sure how it would play with the chain.

Thanks,

Frank

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Lee,

the videos can be downloaded from YouTube as Quicktime files & saved
to disc or burned to CD.

They are low resolution on Youtube though, so I agree it would be nice
to have the originals!

John

Hello All,

I can identify the recumbent in the ad.  As the ad says, it is a Bigha;-)  Well,
technically it is a Bigha prototype.  I know, it's mine.  This was one of the
first Bighas built and was used to verify the geometry and for other testing. 
The geometry is correct, as are the aesthetics and frame extrusion.  The swing
arm is a weldment versus the bonded Bigha unit.  The seat rail is a BikeE
extrusion and was used because the Bigha seat interface wasn't finalized at the
time of the prototype build.  The rest of the components were from current
inventory.

A few notes:
* Avid and Hayes mechanical disc brakes were in production during the last
year(s) of BikeE.
* DualDrive prototypes (not sure of production parts) were available to
manufacturers.
* The trailer hitch is one of the earlier Burley trailer hitch mounts.
* I hope the bike looks better than a BikeE:-)  Significant work was done with
an industrial design firm.

Spring seems to have finally arrived here in Wisconsin.  I hope everyone is
getting out to enjoy some rides.  Feel free to contact me offline if you are
still curious about my Bigha/BikeE.

Regards,


Ted




--- In BikeE@yahoogroups.com, Michael Ross <michael.e.ross@...> wrote:
>
> Those are surprising pictures - It says BikeE, but I have never seen a BikeE
> like that.
>
> There are some mid-drive BikeEs:
> http://www.bicycleman.com/recumbents/bike_e/bike_e_fx.htm
>
> But you can see all these are CLWB (Compact Long Wheel Base).  As far as I
> know BikeE only made CLWB.  The images are of a SWB (Short Wheel Base).
>
> It is very nicely made; so nicely in fact that it makes me wonder if it is
> some other production SWB with the BikeE name on it.  Also the components
> are more contemporary than BikeE which collapsed before many cable actuated
> disc brakse were available.  Reviewing the linked images above shows that
> the BikeE had no disc brakes at all.  Dual Drive rear hubs are too new for
> BikeEs - only the 3x7 SRAM was available then.  Nothing about the frame
> materials looks like a BikeE.  It is painted not anodized. It has a trailer
> hitch on the left side.
>
> They do have a low back BikeE seat on it.  The front crank is from a Bike E
> (you can see the BikeE symbol embossed on it).  The mid-drive looks like
> BikeE.
>
> It looks much better than any BikeE.
> It would be nice if a recumbent dealer could ID it.  Peter Stull, or Mike
> Libric, maybe.  It might be a home built.  Maybe a prototype?  I have no
> idea why anyone would afix the BikeE name to a non-BikeE. The decal is even
> the correct shape.
>
> Some historical notes:
> BigHa did not break off from BikeE.  BikeE collapsed.  BigHa was formed and
> designed and unrelated recumbent with a similar form and aspect - a CLWB.
> The target audience was also different and the results not close at all.
> The sales number of BigHa are a fraction of BikeE.  $$ makes a difference.
> A lot fewer FX sold thatn CT for the same reason.
>
> Mike
>
> On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 12:49 PM, reynoldskm <kmreynolds@...> wrote:
>
> >   http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/bik/1060878886.html
> >
> > Here's an interesting BikeE on Craigslist. the owner says it is one that
> > was made before BigHa broke off from BikeE. Kind of a BikeE BigHa hybrid. He
> > has some nice high quality photos of it.
> > km
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
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http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/bik/1060878886.html

Here's an interesting BikeE on Craigslist. the owner says it is one that was made before BigHa broke off from BikeE. Kind of a BikeE BigHa hybrid. He has some nice high quality photos of it.

km

-- 

That's a really interesting looking bike. To bad he wants so much for it.
Something fun for a collector.

--- In BikeE@yahoogroups.com, "reynoldskm" <kmreynolds@...> wrote:
>
> http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/bik/1060878886.html
>
> Here's an interesting BikeE on Craigslist. the owner says it is one that was
made before BigHa broke off from BikeE. Kind of a BikeE BigHa hybrid. He has
some nice high quality photos of it.
> km
>

I don't know. I guess maybe there may be a way to contact the person that posted
those videos on youtube. I didn't post them so I have no idea.

--- In BikeE@yahoogroups.com, "Luc Bosman" <bosman_luc@...> wrote:
>
> --- In BikeE@yahoogroups.com, "bretnemeth" <bretnemeth@> wrote:
> >
> > Sorry if this has been posted but I just found these videos on the bikeE on
Youtube. There fun to watch.
> >
> >
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=Recumbent+bikeE+Promoti\
on+CD-ROM&aq=f
> >
>
> Thanks for that
> I would like a copy of this CD. Do you think it's possible?
>

http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/bik/1060878886.html

Here's an interesting BikeE on Craigslist. the owner says it is one that was
made before BigHa broke off from BikeE. Kind of a BikeE BigHa hybrid. He has
some nice high quality photos of it.
km

Thanks for posting I had never seen that one and did enjoy viewing it.
km


--- In BikeE@yahoogroups.com, "bretnemeth" <bretnemeth@...> wrote:
>
> Sorry if this has been posted but I just found these videos on the bikeE on
Youtube. There fun to watch.
>
>
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=Recumbent+bikeE+Promoti\
on+CD-ROM&aq=f
>

--- In BikeE@yahoogroups.com, "bretnemeth" <bretnemeth@...> wrote:
>
> Sorry if this has been posted but I just found these videos on the bikeE on
Youtube. There fun to watch.
>
>
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=Recumbent+bikeE+Promoti\
on+CD-ROM&aq=f
>

Thanks for that
I would like a copy of this CD. Do you think it's possible?

Sorry if this has been posted but I just found these videos on the bikeE on
Youtube. There fun to watch.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=Recumbent+bikeE+Promoti\
on+CD-ROM&aq=f

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