She's not fast, but she is fun and competent. A slippy seatpost issue to figure out, but a very competent "acoustic" tourer/gravel companion. This is part of my rebuilding campaign, riding as hard and as regularly as I'm sustainably able, and try to push the fitness envelope out, hence a fully "acoustic" touring bike. If I need to, I can build up a 650b front wheel from "Buster's" old electrics, but for now, the trike is electric and the bike is acoustic. This, of course, explains the average speed difference between the riding styles, but 3km/h difference isn't bad, and a bike is a little more train friendly if I "blow up" on a ride. And, um, yeah, I didn't get to the Trisled ride on the Lilydale Warburton Trail. Late night the night before, and my youngest daughter had a DJ gig on Saturday arvo. Hence giving Ms Sedona a quick tourlette.