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The Windcheetah by Josh Spear
This is the Windcheetah, the world's most advanced recumbent tricycle ever. It still remains the only trike to have set six significant speed and endurance records as well as having the honor of being exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim museum. This Hypersport model starts at $5350, other models start at $3588 respectively-- but they don't have the extensive bad ass Carbon Fibre chassis this one does. This bike gives the word tricycle a whole new meaning.
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