What is a lying bike?

The lying wheel is a vehicle with two or three wheels that is similar to the traditional round. Unlike the traditional bike that forces the riders to sit in an upright position and provide no backward support, the lying bike offers support back and is usually designed to allow the rider to lean. In addition, the pedals of the lying wheel are located in a position parallel to the wheel seat, giving the rear end of the rider to the position in parallel with his feet.

There are three categories of lying wheels for the rider. The first category is a lying round with a long wheelbase (LWB). This type of bike may be difficult for riders to maneuver when driving at slow speeds or on narrow streets or roads. On the other hand, a LWB bike is the fastest design and provides smooth driving. In addition, the pedals can be placed anywhere between the front and rear wheels, which is a comfortable rider.

the secondThe category is compact wheels with a long wheelbase (CLWB). Unlike the lying LWB wheel, the pedals on the CLWB construction are located either very close to the front wheels or very close to the rear wheels. For this reason and due to its smaller size, the CLWB is very sensitive and stable. This makes the CLWB design the best choice for novice riders. In addition, the CLWB design includes a higher seat, which makes it ideal for long distances and is very visible when driving on busy streets.

The final style of the lying round is the style of a short wheelbase (SWB). The pedals on the SWB design are located in front of the front wheel, so it is highly maneuverable and easy to handle. The SWB design is also advantageous for those who travel with their lying wheel because it is light and small. It is also easy to store.