As I watch this video it backs up why I don’t care much for ICE trikes. Although the name ICE stands for “inspired cycle engineering” in my opinion ICE trikes are not very well engineered … at least somethings I could name here certainly aren’t. I have ridden a couple of them and looked at others and noticed these things about them. Definitely they all suffer with the same problem … namely it takes a football field to turn one. That is a slight exaggeration but only slight. This video shows and explains further the problems in the design of the steering. When I ride a trike I want to be able to turn sharply. One can get into big trouble when the trike won’t make a turn when encountered. That could be very dangerous. Trikes that won’t (can’t) turn sharply are poorly engineered and are dangerous to ride in my opinion. TerraTrike is another manufacturer which has models with indirect steering which are terrible just like ICE. Just because a trike has indirect steering does not mean that it can’t be engineered to turn sharp. There are other brands with indirect steering which do turn sharp … very sharp. I have a friend who rides a Trident with indirect steering and it turns sharper than my Catrike. It impresses me when it comes to steering.
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Steve, I recently purchased a ice trike I am very impressed with it. I need to try a few others to understand your concern. Because if it turned much sharper I would worry about a roll over, especially at quicker speeds. As my father used to say if we were all the same be a boring place. Enjoy your ride and be safe. Dean
I know that there are a lot of fans of ICE trikes. It is no secret that I am not one of them. I am not impressed with them any whatsoever. I am sure that my “paragraph” does not sit well with those who like them. It’s my blog and I call ’em as I see ’em.
ICE Zoomer? Maybe it was the way you worded that paragraph.