Burley Canto w/26" front..?

Take a look these threads: How to Carry a Trike on a Car & Recumbent Hitch Racks, in particular the last posts # 6, 7, & 11 in that last thread.

I took a standard (i.e. cheap) Cargo Carrier and modified it similar to the thread mentioned above. At the time, I was hauling a RANS Force 5 -and- a Catrike Road on it together. The only picture I still have of it is seen below. Sadly, it was totaled along with CaTrikeGirl's car when she was hit head-on by a drink driver, just after we'd finished a ride up at Loudon with some of the other ROCKET Riders.

Basically, I bolted on a pair of 2x4's beneath the rack. One to help hold a vertical 4x4, upon which I mounted a bicycle front axle mount atop of it to hold my Force 5. Meanwhile, the 2nd 2x4 beneath the cargo rack hellped to hold the outermost front right wheel of the Catrike Road. When loaded, the rear of the Catrike would be on the far-side of the cargo holder, as was my Force 5 as well. Thus the end closer in the pic below, held the front left wheel of the Catrike 'inside' the cargo holder, while the front right wheel sat 'outside' the actual cargo holder and was nestled into a V-bracket off of a old cheap bike rack. The front fork of my Force 5 attached to the vertical 4x4 you see in the picture via the black fork-mount in the picture, and meanwhile the backwheel of my Force 5 sat right next to the rearwheel of the Catrike.




Anyway, we used the setup for several years and it always served us very well.

Since you don't have a lot of options with a Honda Civic, if you were to add a small receiver hitch (i.e. 1-1/4") it would allow you to use a cargo carrier for other things besides just carrying your trike around.

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Great looking bike!