Comfort Riders
Relaxed posture, back support, and a riding position that avoids wrist and saddle strain.

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A low, comfortable recumbent trike concept built around practical fabrication, side steering, front crank drive, and a locally manufacturable tubular frame.
Axlow V1
The first Axlow prototype focuses on the core riding experience: a tadpole layout with two front wheels, one rear driven wheel, a reclined seat, side steering handles, long chain routing, and dual front braking.
Built For
Relaxed posture, back support, and a riding position that avoids wrist and saddle strain.
A distinctive short-distance mobility platform for controlled, scenic, low-speed environments.
A platform that can later support electric assist, internal gearing, and lighter frame variants.
Research Direction
Axlow V1 is being shaped around proven recumbent trike principles and practical manufacturing choices, with the first prototype focused on comfort, stability, serviceability, and a clear upgrade path.
Two steering wheels up front create a planted, confidence-building layout for braking and cornering.
A supported low-seat posture reduces wrist, neck, and saddle pressure compared with a conventional bicycle.
The concept uses an adjustable front boom and seat mounting plan to support different rider heights.
Prototype 0 uses bought-out bicycle drivetrain parts first, keeping testing, repair, and sourcing practical.
Dual front mechanical disc brakes are planned for strong, controllable stopping during early ride tests.
The platform leaves room for electric assist, internal gearing, lighter frames, and touring variants later.
Build With Us
We are looking for useful input from people who understand mechanical design, fabrication, CAD, cycling, testing, partnerships, or early product building.
Review Packet
These early documents are meant for mechanical review, CAD and manufacturability planning, and product feedback from early riders and collaborators.
Early Interest
Join the early list for prototype updates, test ride interest, collaboration, manufacturing feedback, or dealership conversations.