Performer Goal-X 20/26 Steering Recumbent Bike

Please allow 3 weeks for delivery of this recumbent.

The Performer Goal-X 20/26 Steering Recumbent Bike recumbent bike with its 20" front and 26" rear wheels comes with free shipping and no sales taxes. 

It is an incredible recumbent bike coemes with either tiller steering (Above or Overseat Steering) or under-seat steering USS.  You can choose your steering options in the dropdowns above.

Note: There are no returns on this bike as it's built-to-order.

Why BUY This Performer Recumbent Bike:

• Top shelf components- Tektro, Avid and Microshift components.
• Multiple build options- 18-Speed, 20-Speed, 22 Speed to suit your needs.
• Great styling- at an affordable price.
• FREE SHIPPING

Read the Performer Goal-X 20/26 Assembly Guide and Manual (with warranty information) here.

 NOTE: The Goal X models ride best with tiller steering.

Choose Your Color:

Watch how to assemble the Goal-26X recumbent bicycle.

Product Specifications:

• Wheel Size: 26"
  
• Bottom Bracket Height: 75cm
  
• Seat Height: 62cm
  
• Seat angle-from Horizontal: 26°~30°
  
• Top of seat: 102cm
  
• Top of Headrest: 118cm
  
• Wheel base: 116cm
  
• Average weight/kg: 14.6 kg
  
• Rider's weight limited: 110 kg / 240 lbs
  
• Rider's height/cm: above 170cm
  
• X-seam/inch: 41~51"
  
• Warranty: 5 Years

Build Specifications:

Kindly note the X.9 and XT build configurations are no longer available.

Manufacturer's Warranty:

OSS vs USS

OSS Pros:

• Lower Price:  Less expensive to design and manufacture
• Shorter Learning Curve:  More intuitive for first-time riders
• Easier To Mount:  Gadgets and Computers

OSS Cons:

• Some users may find it a little tiring to hold up arms after extended riding

USS Pros:

• Comfortable:  Easy to ride and control
• Great Visibility:  From rider's perspective.

USS Cons:

• Higher Price:  More expensive to design and manufacture
• Higher Learning Curve:  For some riders, may take a while to get used to

To find out if this trike is a good fit for you, you can measure your X-Seam.  Instructions found below: