Ti-FLY X blog posts

AZUB Twin “hitch type” bike carrier

Jun 6, 2017 | 0 Comments

It certainly lacks elegance, but it works. The platform with attachment plate (left side, for bolting in place the hinged end of the folded Twin frame) I designed and had fabricated by a local welding shop. I purchased from www.etrailer.com the Yakima replacement spine…

Triking Turkey with Thomas

Jun 6, 2017 | 0 Comments

Covering 1500 km, and with a vocabulary of just 100 words, travel writer Thomas Bauer rode his recumbent trike along Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, gathering over 50 invitations to tea along the way.

We produce unique bikes for you!

Jun 5, 2017 | 0 Comments

Look at that. Two trikes (one AZUB TRIcon and one AZUB T-Tris) equipped with Pinions and BionX D-series motors in neon colors. We can really say we produce unique trikes according to your most secret dreams!

Team Lycée Sacré Coeur finished 2nd in Chartres Solar Cup

Jun 2, 2017 | 0 Comments

The team od “Lycée Sacré Coeur” finished at the 2nd place of the “Chartres Solar Cup” in overall, after the 3 runs (2h30 + 2h + 2h), and after winning the 1st run. That has happened last weekend and AZUB T-Tris 26 played a major role in their success. The school team will change for the next year, but the vehicle should be the same and they should greatly improve the performance. We will cross fingers for the next year.

Folding recumbent AZUB Origami equipped by Shimano XTR

Jun 2, 2017 | 0 Comments

This little bike is trully a high end recumbent. Lincoln wanted to have it as light as possible with the best components we can offer. As same as hisfirst bike from us the AZUB MAX. So we did our best. Carbon seat, R.A.W. wheels, XTR components with 3×10 speeds, Ultegra cranks…

Holland on an AZUB Origami

Jun 2, 2017 | 0 Comments

Waking up to warm sunshine wasn’t something I had experienced at all this year until Michele and I hit the shores of Brittany. All our fears about cold and wet conditions evaporated in the first few days we were there. When you are cycle touring you learn to take each day as it comes and there’s little point trying to predict the weather patterns of such a variable region. It’s better to just wake each day and see what it brings. You can always pull the covers back over your head and go back to sleep after all.

French Connections: part two

Jun 1, 2017 | 0 Comments

Waking up to warm sunshine wasn’t something I had experienced at all this year until Michele and I hit the shores of Brittany. All our fears about cold and wet conditions evaporated in the first few days we were there. When you are cycle touring you learn to take each day as it comes and there’s little point trying to predict the weather patterns of such a variable region. It’s better to just wake each day and see what it brings. You can always pull the covers back over your head and go back to sleep after all.