Bicycle Man 
Reviews
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The R-60 “Saber” series bikes are the fastest bicycles Vision has ever made. With dual 26″ (650c) wheels, their handling is a bit more like a traditional road bike but with the comfort of a recumbent.
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The 50 series recumbents are Vision bikes with full suspension. Comfort is their strength, hill climbing is not. Suspension bikes take the phrase “comfort without compromise” seriously.
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The Vision R40 series hardtail recumbents are their most popular bikes. They are versatile SWB bikes, light comfortable and they climb well. They are all available with over (OSS) or under (USS) seat steering.
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The EZ Tri Classic is very comfortable with a large cushy seat. It is a good trike for someone who needs exercise and local transportation but doesn’t think they have the strength or coordination to ride a two-wheeled traditional bike or recumbent. It is slow and heavy but stable at lower speeds.
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The EZ-3 AX is a modified EZ-3 with an aluminum frame and better components. With a similarly large cushy seat, it is just as comfy as the EZ-3 SX. It is a good trike for someone who needs exercise and local transportation but wants to go more than a few miles from home.
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The EZ-3 USX HD has the stability, comfort, and control of a recumbent trike. Starting in 2009 the Sun EZ USX became the Sun EZ USX HD. HD is for heavy duty, this trike is warranted for riders up to 400 lb.
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The Sun EZ-1 is a CLWB recumbent bike with a 16″ front wheel and a 20″ rear wheel. Riders looking for economical comfort bike will find it does well in both areas. It comes in red or blue. It is economical but it is heavy at 41.5 lb.
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he Sun recumbent EZ Tandem CX & EZ Tandem AX tandems are designed by Gardner Martin of Easy Racers fame. Manufactured in Taiwan, they are the least expensive recumbents tandems I know of. Certainly built for comfort and not speed or hill climbing they are fine for many couples with moderate goals.
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The Trek R-200 was discontinued by TREK and a dealer sold them off over the Internet at below wholesale, angering any TREK dealers who still had them in stock. TREK Inc subsequently sold off the parts they had which were intended for warranty claims. If you have a TREK R-200 don’t expect TREK to have…
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The little brother of the Tailwind, the Wave brought RANS comfort, handling & quality to the sub $700 Price range. It had the same seat, handlebars and Chromoly frame as the Tailwind but the other parts are different.