The TITAN RG32 VANGUARD
An E-CARGO-BIKE CONCEPT
&
A Genuine Bicycle Evolution For
"Next Generation Utility Cycling"
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Tall Semi-Recumbent (TSR) Road Bikes.
Through The Ages, In Pictures.
(Note: We're only showing some of the alternative TSR bikes that are around.
There are others, but these, for a variety of reasons, are preferred)
You're probably wondering why we're willing to show other people's bikes on our site...
the answer is very simple...
...These other bikes, prove that a market already exists for TSR bicycles, which is exactly what potential future investors in the Titan want / need to know.
With E-Cargo-bikes steadily growing in popularity due to their electric pedalling assistance and increased luggage carrying capacity, it was only ever a matter of time before somebody would think of turning a TSR into a Cargo-Bike. The only questions were, who'd do it first, and when. Fortunately, the answer is US and NOW.
29er Traditional Upright 32er Tall Semi-Recumbent
The difference between a Tall Semi-Recumbent Bike and a Crank-Forward Bike.
A crank-forward bicycle has its bottom bracket and cranks set further forward, relative to the seat, than a traditional upright bicycle.
The main functional difference of a crank-forward bicycle to an upright bicycle, is that the seat can be set closer to the ground while maintaining the correct leg extension to the pedals. This also allows the rider to be able to place both feet simultaneously flat on the ground without getting off the seat.
The crank on a crank-forward bicycle, is not so far forward that a seat backrest is necessary.
The crank on a semi-recumbent bike, IS SO FAR FORWARD that a seat backrest IS NECESSARY.
A Tall Semi-Recumbent (TSR) bike, is just like a semi-recumbent, EXCEPT, when the rider is seated, they are only a few inches lower in height than they would be when standing. This is because the height of the seat, is normally, set to around an inch or so less than the length of the rider's inside leg/seam measurement.
The bikes featured below are TSR bikes, and those that can be easily converted into a TSR with the addition of a backrest. However, in the Gazelle's case, raised handlebars are needed too.
The TITAN RG32 Vanguard
The First TSR E-Cargo-Bike
Present Day TSR E-Bikes
Present Day TSR Gym Bike
The First Modern TSR Bike
The Original TSR Bike
