This T has hydraulic disc brakes, Big
Apple tires (2.35 on the rear), grip/light
bar, custom computer mount, rack, X0
shifters, and much more.    While it spends
most of it's time on smooth surfaces, it is
quite at home on trails like this.

As soon as I get my hands on a full
suspension Adventure, it's custom
configuration will appear here.
and likes heading out in his trailer.  The trike is a Q with a custom hitch
mount for the Cycletote trailer, the hauler made for BIG doggies.  The Trike
Store now carries Burley trailers for doggies/equipment up to 75 lbs.
Links:
Local ride weather:
Here's a nifty product that is useful well beyond triking.  Wraparound sunglasses with built-in magnification
for those of us who are at a disadvantage once we put our bifocals in a pocket. Takes the numbers on a bike
computer--car dashboard, too--right out of the fog.  (The diopter cuts do NOT show.)  Available here:
http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/andmore_home/andmore_toolsofprotection/82
383.aspx?feature=Product_66
A car top rack is a secure method with a
reasonable cost.  One of the best examples I
have found is the one shown here.  The rails
attached to the car can be Thule or Yakima.  The
trays are by Thule, Yakima, or Rocky Mounts.
The Trike Store offers
complete support of the ICE
line of trikes with most
models in stock all the time
and keeps a full line of
factory accessories on
hand.  Test rides are
available with direct trail
access from the front door
and can include a hill climb,
30 mph descent, and dirt
surfaced trail.  We are
available by appointment
seven days a week.
With  a little planning, trike transport is easier than you think.
We use one of these, but almost any vehicle with a rear hatch will work.
 The ICE trikes can be partially or fully folded when necessary.
Trike specific racks are excellent for transport such as this one from:  
http://www.colliertechnologies.com/trike_main.html
Tips, Hints, and Miscellaneous Information

Best way to improve hill climbing on a trike:  work on yourself rather than the trike by doing lunges three or four times a
week.  Here is one example:  LUNGE
The chain on your trike can last for several thousand miles--IF you lubricate it regularly.

The number one reason why riding a trike may be safer than a two-wheeler is that, since you essentially don't have to
watch the road surface you are free to watch everything and everyone around you.   At the very least an enjoyable read,  
another reason may be found here:  The Theory of Big

If you must lock your trike for a relatively long period of time in an area not considered entirely safe, consider taking the
seat or rear wheel with you.  A would-be thief certainly wouldn't be able to ride it away.

Do NOT use the handlebars to support your weight when getting in or out of your trike.  They were not designed to be
used in that way and damage may result.  Use any other part of the trike or wheels to mount/dismount.
These wild and crazy trikers, Cal and Dee rode
from Kansas to Alaska!  Read more about their
amazing trike trip by using the link above.
Here is an excellent and reasonably priced source for
unpadded shorts and pants: Aerotechdesigns
These shirts are EXTREMELY visible, virtually
wrinkle proof, super durable and an excellent value:
automotiveworkwear