As promised, a few posts about the trike. If you're interested in purchasing an ICE recumbent trike, then pull up a seat. You might learn something. To be fair, I'll first talk about the good news. The trike is in good running order. The frame and associated parts were replaced at no charge. I sent the trike to Osaka for repairs due to the severity of the damage. ICE covered everything under warranty. Luckily, I wasn't hurt. I couldn't ride for 34 days because of the repairs and replacement/ shipping time.
By now you are probably asking, "What happened?" I'll save that for the "next" post. Why did it happen? I'll save that for the "last" post. For now, here's some photos of the repaired/ replaced trike. Since the disasterous mishap, I have ridden about 700km. The trike rides well, but in the back of my mind, I've lost confidence in ICE. Over the course of the month the trike was in the shop, I learned some things about the company. I'll share those findings in my last post.
Hint: Buy an AZUB instead. At least you know where the frame is made.
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