I love this. I'm disabled with a lumbar fracture and 8 extruded thoracic disks. I spend most of my life in bed on my right side to reduce the pain, because I will not take the extended release morphine or fentanyl the pain specialist recommended. My body is messed up, I need my mind as sharp as possible to keep alive. Then I was gifted a ticket to Burning Man in 2019. How was I to be able to move around? I wracked my brain and thought maybe a recumbent trike would not be torture. A miracle happened. I tried pedaling one and it didn't hurt at all worse than when I'm in bed, but the guy said "take it out on the street". I was scared but started flying down the street screaming "Thank You God". After 14 years I was out of the prison my body had become. So I was so amazed I got my partner one, so I need to carry two trikes. It does involve some extra pain in addition to the 6-8 out of 10 pain I'm always in when I walk to the trike but when I get on it almost all the pain leaves and I can't stop laughing. It has saved my life. I Thank You for this video. I'm going to try it. Human being to human being you have helped me. ***The Time Has Come To Show People That Nobody is Nobody***
Nice! Thanks for the video. I am thinking about buying a TRIOT trike. I will be test riding one in March. They are fantastic, but because of their unique design, they don't fold up. I will need to follow your example if I get one.
My suggestion would be to use aluminum for the wheel rails, rather than 2x4's. I would also install hinges on the wheel rails. This would eliminate lifting and provide you with the ease of rolling the trikes on to the carrier. A latch on top of the hinged rail would serve to keep it locked-in straight after the trike is in place. Other than these modifications, I commend you on your innovation. I will probably integrate some of your build into my current project. Thank you for sharing your ingenuity. You did a great job 👏.
Awesome design. Simple and easy to break down. Only suggestion would be if you are using it with the same receiver I would weld a stop where you have the white line which would make inserting it to the correct location easier. Question : How visable are the tail lights?
I love this. I'm disabled with a lumbar fracture and 8 extruded thoracic disks. I spend most of my life in bed on my right side to reduce the pain, because I will not take the extended release morphine or fentanyl the pain specialist recommended. My body is messed up, I need my mind as sharp as possible to keep alive. Then I was gifted a ticket to Burning Man in 2019. How was I to be able to move around? I wracked my brain and thought maybe a recumbent trike would not be torture. A miracle happened. I tried pedaling one and it didn't hurt at all worse than when I'm in bed, but the guy said "take it out on the street". I was scared but started flying down the street screaming "Thank You God". After 14 years I was out of the prison my body had become. So I was so amazed I got my partner one, so I need to carry two trikes. It does involve some extra pain in addition to the 6-8 out of 10 pain I'm always in when I walk to the trike but when I get on it almost all the pain leaves and I can't stop laughing. It has saved my life. I Thank You for this video. I'm going to try it.
Human being to human being you have helped me.
***The Time Has Come To Show People That Nobody is Nobody***
Excellent, inventive, unique and motivating. Thank you!
Awesome job. Would be even better if it had built-in ramp somehow. But I like this - very ingenious and simple!
I think it's versatile and great design.
Very clever design to make it work two ways!
You, Sir, are brilliant. I love this.
Nice! Thanks for the video. I am thinking about buying a TRIOT trike. I will be test riding one in March. They are fantastic, but because of their unique design, they don't fold up. I will need to follow your example if I get one.
My suggestion would be to use aluminum for the wheel rails, rather than 2x4's. I would also install hinges on the wheel rails. This would eliminate lifting and provide you with the ease of rolling the trikes on to the carrier. A latch on top of the hinged rail would serve to keep it locked-in straight after the trike is in place. Other than these modifications, I commend you on your innovation. I will probably integrate some of your build into my current project. Thank you for sharing your ingenuity. You did a great job 👏.
Would you know where to get the orange single wheel holder? Or even what they are called? Thanks.
Awesome design. Simple and easy to break down. Only suggestion would be if you are using it with the same receiver I would weld a stop where you have the white line which would make inserting it to the correct location easier.
Question : How visable are the tail lights?
Mike - thanks for the inspiration. I completed mine today. I would upload a photo but I don't think you can do that here.
Which Harbor Freight carrier did you use? I think I bought the wrong one. BTW, great design!
Fleet Farm
Thanks for inspiration :)
What are the long orange single wheel holder that slides in called? Making one for my husband
Hubba, Hubba! I saw your Facebook pictures and he's a lucky guy. Not only do you want to build him a carrier, but your hot!!
Did you find out what the long orange things are called? This is the best idea I have come across to take two trikes on the road.
Better check your local laws on your length behind vehicle!!!
Where did you purchase the brackets at?
farm store - Fleet Farm
Most states is 4 feet. Anything over requires lights or flags.
Great idea and design but after watching you get it all hitched and attached it looks like it’s time for a good nap not a ride. :)
No lifting did not see that pART
this is not america I gather since they wont allow bike racks to extend so far out.