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Oh boy, I went and done it! Dropped the bike off this morning to get a Hannigan conversion done. Gots lots of different feelings going on. Anxious, nervous, excited. I feel like I have read every ounce of info here and it just seemed like the right fit for me.
Now besides being wider and learning to steer and not lean, what other learning curves (pun!) should be expected? Yes, I did get the EZ Steer b/c so many folks said it was a must so hopefully that will be worth the extra money.
I felt weird leaving my big yellow baby in the care of someone other than myself but it seems like John at Essex County Trikes in Maplewood, NJ (http://www.essexcountytrikes.com/) knows his stuff and the guy is clearly passionate about what he does. I did my homework and I know that the quality of the installation should be considered above all.
Anyone who would like to chime in, please do. All comments about what to expect, tips or anything else are greatly appreciated.
-Denise:excited:
Now besides being wider and learning to steer and not lean, what other learning curves (pun!) should be expected? Yes, I did get the EZ Steer b/c so many folks said it was a must so hopefully that will be worth the extra money.
I felt weird leaving my big yellow baby in the care of someone other than myself but it seems like John at Essex County Trikes in Maplewood, NJ (http://www.essexcountytrikes.com/) knows his stuff and the guy is clearly passionate about what he does. I did my homework and I know that the quality of the installation should be considered above all.
Anyone who would like to chime in, please do. All comments about what to expect, tips or anything else are greatly appreciated.
-Denise:excited: