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"I have nothing but praises for the bike - it is a great ride. It is very smooth and the average speed I am able to do is even a little bit better than my upright standard bike. I have already had two days where I have ridden it over 50 miles. I am sure that once the bike is in bike shops and people are able to test ride them, there will be a huge demand for them.

Thanks for checking back with me. My hands, wrists, neck, shoulders, and back are grateful for the less stressful ride the bike provides."

— Karen in MN

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"I am so thrilled with your Dream bicycle. I haven’t been riding for approximately five years now due to Fibromyalgia.

My first ride was for 19.2 miles with an average over-all speed of 11.8 miles per hour. I felt wonderful afterwards, no pain to low back, shoulders or neck. My second ride was for 17.7 miles with an average over-all speed of 12.8 miles per hour. Again, I felt wonderful afterwards, no pain caused by riding. I would highly recommend the Dream to anyone who has back, shoulder or neck problems. The adjusting seat and handlebars allowed me to adjust the fit to my body and comfort level. The Dream would be a great bicycle for anyone, the low step through frame is a great idea for those who might not feel comfortable with a standard bicycle. The amazing thing also is that I have not experienced any leg pain either, from lack of riding. "

—Sherri, CA

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Just love the new (17”) seat. Have been riding about 40 miles a couple of times per week. The backrest makes a nice place to hang a backpack and a hydration pack. Rode thru downtown Pittsburgh this past Sunday--able to keep up with autos with no sweat--sort of like riding a motorcycle.
Thanks for making such a neat bike.

— Ray in PA

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I’ve been trying to deal with being uncomfortable on a standard diamond frame bike since I was in my early twenties. In my quest for more comfort I tried several “new” seats, even the really creative saddles but nothing made my butt comfortable. I tried getting the bike professionally fit to me but still never found a comfortable position.

I bought my first recumbent in 1992 and now have a collection of comfortable recumbents but none of them work well in an urban environment. I believe the ability to pop little wheelies is vital as it makes getting over curbs and obstructions just something you do. Recumbents cannot pop little wheelies.

On my Day 6 Dream, I can do it all. Sitting up at road bike height gives me a commanding view of the road and enables me to talk to regular road bike riders “face to face” rather than having them looking down at my low recumbent.

I expected older folks to be intrigued by the big seat that looks comfortable and they are. I wasn’t expecting teenagers to be yelling “cool bike” and “tight” as I ride by, but they do. Having comfort and a high cool quotient adds to the fun factor of
riding.

I’ve decided not to use clipless pedals and have adopted a more relaxed and casual riding style with my Day 6. Outfitted with a kickstand, bell, fender, and lights, my Day 6 is a go anywhere, anytime ride.

Thanks for building the optimal fit and function bike.

- Al Brody, Colorado Springs