Selling 2017 Hase Kettwiesel Evo ($5,500)

Used 2017 Hase Kettwiesel Evo in great, like-new, condition. Sleek, modern concrete gray color. This folding delta-style trike is known for its maneuverability (with tighter turning radius) and accessibility (with ease of getting on and off trike just as you would sit down and stand up from a chair).



The Kettwiesel Evo features front hydraulic suspension and pneumatic suspension in the rear. Power is generated to front and rear lights via a SP Dynamo front internal hub. The Kettwiesel Evo features a Shimano Nexus 8 speed internal hub in the rear that results in an easy to use, seamless, low maintenance ride. There are three - 20" wheels, all with Schwalbe Marathon tires, as well as front and rear disc brakes with parking brake. The front brake is a single manual disc brake and the rear features dual hydraulic disc brakes. The Kettwiesel Evo can be stored horizontally (on all three wheels), vertically (resting on the two back wheels and back of seat), or it can be folded for ease of portability and storage.

Lastly, this cycle can be configured to ride individually or in tandem. The front wheel can be detached and connected to the back of another Kettwiesel with a universal hitch.

We have two available on consignment at our shop (Recumbent Cycles of Lancaster in Lancaster, PA). Asking price by the owners is $5,500 each (can be sold separately or together).

Note for all used bikes: No warranty or implied guarantee (caveat emptor). All sales are final and cash sale only. No adjustments or alterations can be made to product until product is purchased.

 

Beautiful trike! The suspension intrigues me, anyway to get more pictures of the back from different angles. The crazy in me is wondering if off roading might work of course my wife will kill me!

 

Hi Ward,
Here are detailed pics of the rear and front suspension.

 

Avery nice indeed! I also noticed that Hase has improved the seat. It seems to be somewhat fitted almost bucket seat like. Im Afraid without the rear diff even very wide knobby tires would be no match for the sand here.