Looking for easily transported recumbent bike

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Norton
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Looking for easily transported recumbent bike

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Looking for a used recumbent bike that either folds or will comfortably fit tow bar rack (in latter case c. 110 cm wheelbase or less). Origami, Grasshopper, Fiero, ICE B etc or alternatively maybe a folding late model Linear. Must be in excellent to near mint condition. Will also consider frameset. PM me with details. I’m in SW London. Also posted in wanted section.
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[XAP]Bob
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Re: Looking for easily transported recumbent bike

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Consider dropping a wheel out - saves significant length.
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Trikeyohreilly
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Re: Looking for easily transported recumbent bike

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I used to carry my StreetMachine GT on the back of a standard carrier. It was ten years ago now, not sure I should have maybe. The boom ended up so high it worked well.

A Grasshopper FX would fold to go inside the car. Or is that Grasshoppers full stop?
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