Dead simple to use, the Clip offers up to 12 miles of electric range for your bike.

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    1 month ago

    Is there any kits for recumbent trikes around? I’ve been googling a bit but can’t find any good stores or reviews that doesn’t reek of SEO

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      1 month ago

      Like, ebike conversion kit? You can use whatever pretty much, but mid drives are popular. Hubs work fine too.

      If you’re looking for a brand of recumbent tadpoles, Terratrike, Sun, ICE, and CatTrike are all fairly well known brands.

      Look around for dealers in your area if you’re looking at buying one, they should be able to give you a test ride.

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      Not that I’ve seen specifically for recumbents, but there are front wheel motor hub kits you can get and just swap out the front rim. You’d then be front wheel drive.

      A mid drive kit from any brand would also work, and in that case you’d drive the rear wheels with your existing chain and sprocket on the axle.