AZUB SIX blog Archivy - AZUB recumbents

First-impression review of the SIX from an experienced recumbent rider

Oct 14, 2021 | AZUB SIX blog, e-bikes, Shimano STEPS

Luis Blando from California has a new toy. And his wife as well. They have purchased the AZUB SIX and the MINI both with Shimano Steps EP8 e-assist and the Rohloff hub as they live in a very hilly area. Luis has quite some experience riding recumbents as he has owned...

Neon green siblings

Feb 26, 2021 | Amazing bikes, AZUB SIX blog, AZUB Ti-FLY X blog, e-bikes

Neon colors are popular thanks to their high visibility in the traffic and thus higher safety. Although the most visible is the neon yellow, we also build the neon green version too. And time to time, we even finish two cycles with the same color at the same time....

Richard Haket visiting AZUB – bike restoration

Oct 26, 2018 | AZUB SIX blog, Richard Haket

It’s been already 3 and half a year since Rich Haket first left our factory with his AZUB SIX. Since then he rode Eastern Europe, Asia, some parts of USA and Australia to end up at our factory again. In this time, he managed to make approx 122000 km on his...

Corinne Courvalin visiting AZUB during the Sun Trip 2018

Jul 30, 2018 | AZUB SIX blog

Corinne Courvalin (67) visited AZUB during the 12.000 km / 7.500 miles long race of solar bikes going from France to China called The Sun Trip. Corinne had a problem with a stability of fully loaded single wheel trailer with solar panels above it and wished to have...

Marc Brunet on AZUB SIX

Jul 27, 2018 | AZUB SIX blog

Marc Brunet has done several long trips on our AZUB SIX. One of the very remarkable was from France to Armenia in order to support children in schools there via a foundation. He is here with grand kids ready for another although much shorter tour. Marc, thank you for...

Laurent Souchet visiting AZUB during The Sun Trip 2018

Jun 29, 2018 | AZUB SIX blog

Laurent Souchet is participating in a race of solar bikes going from France to China called THE SUN TRIP. It is 12.000 km (7.500 miles) long unsupported race of electric bikes which are using solar panels to charge their batteries. Charging from a socket is not...