The Hase Tagun is a sporty reworking of the traditional long-wheelbase recumbent design. Traditionally, long-wheelbases have been very good for relaxing touring, but not exactly sporty. The Tagun corrects this, with a light frame, responsive steering, twin 20” wheels and rear suspension.

The frame is based on the Lepus frame, and shares the same folding system - the suspension detaches to let the rear wheel fold underneath and the seat folds forwards.

If you’re used to older long-wheelbases like the Peer Gynt or Linear, the Tagun will be a surprise - it’s a lot faster for a start! It keeps some of the stately dignified ride of those bikes, but is more manouverable, more aerodynamic (you can have a hardshell carbon seat if you like), and also a lot easier to transport and store.

Standard equipment is with DualDrive 27-speed gears and mechanical disc brakes - hydraulic brakes, a Speed Drive or Rohloff, or lighter 9-speed derailleur are available as options, as are lighting systems, carriers, various titanium upgrades, and some very neat Radical side bags.

For full details of all the options and prices, have a look at the order form: