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ICE> Trice Recumbent Trikes> Trice T> Trice Q>
Trice T and Trice Q Tadpole Recumbent Trikes - Tricycles ~ ICE Inspired Cycle Engineering
Trice has been around for a long time and is one of the best known trike makers. Their Ice trikes all have a comfy combination of rear suspension and adjustable seat recline, a nice combination. We have been an Ice dealer since 2004.
The Ice T & Ice Tnt
The 2008 Ice “T”
An Ice T outfitted for a tour
Trice T & TNT Recumbent Trikes
The Ice Q & Ice Qnt
An Ice Q nt out for a chilly ride
The Q & Qnt are Ice’s sport trikes with a lower seat for greater aerodynamics and better cornering and improved emergency handling. The Hard-shell seat option makes these pretty sporty trikes. Not as fast as the Catrike Expedition and 700 but certainly more comfy over bumpy roads.
The Ice Q with optional hard-shell seat
“nt” denotes the narrow track version. The front wheels are closer together making it easier to ride in narrow places, like between the NO CARS posts on bike trails. They are a bit easier to tip in a sharp corner and have larger turning circles because there as less room for handlebar movement between the seat and front wheels. They fit through doors and into medium sized cars better too.
Folding the Ice trikes
The Ice trikes fold for travel and transport in two ways. First, the rear wheel and seat comes off easily and the rear suspension folds easily. This makes them pretty easy to get into most vehicles. You can also shorten the front boom. This disturbs the adjustment of the trike to fit your leg length and must be carefully re-adjusted before riding.
Trice Q Folded
Folding an Ice further is more accurately described as disassembly. You remove the front wheels leaving the front drum brakes disassembled and the brake shoes hanging.
If you want to disassemble your trike to take on an airliner for an overseas trip the Ice will be great. If you want to quickly get your trike as small as possible to toss in the back of a small car check the Greenspeed GT-1, GT-3, GT-5 & GT-x.
Sub total ~ 2minutes and it will fit in many cars.
Compared to the Greenspeed GT1; GT-3; GT-5 & GT-X the Ice has rear suspension so you don’t feel bumps as much and the Greenspeeds fold smaller quicker. Which is best for you? If you are flying to places where the roads may be bad the Ice looks pretty good. If you want to toss it in your car’s trunk the GT’s are pretty convenient.
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