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RGK (Sunrise Medical) · Handcycles and handbikes · PA-020
RGK Shark RS recumbent performance handbike
The RGK Shark RS is a recumbent performance handbike that starts at 12.9 kg. Its frame is set up around the rider: width runs from 340 to 420 mm in 20 mm steps and crank length from 155 to 175 mm in 5 mm steps. It rolls on DT Swiss 571 RS carbon wheels and uses a SRAM brake.
- Type
- recumbent performance handbike
- Weight
- from 12.9 kg
- Width
- 340 to 420 mm
- Crank length
- 155 to 175 mm
RGK Shark RS key features
- Weight from 12.9 kg
- Width adjustable 340 to 420 mm in 20 mm steps
- Crank length adjustable 155 to 175 mm in 5 mm steps
- DT Swiss 571 RS carbon wheels
- Welded aluminium front fork
- 30 colour options
Who the RGK Shark RS suits
For sport and racing handcyclists who want a bike tuned to their own riding position. The rear axle tube can be specified in aluminium or carbon fibre, depending on budget and weight goals.
Figures for comparing
- Weight
- 12.9 kg (28.4 lb)
The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.
RGK Shark RS specifications
| Type | recumbent performance handbike |
|---|---|
| Weight | from 12.9 kg |
| Width | 340 to 420 mm |
| Crank length | 155 to 175 mm |
| Wheels | DT Swiss 571 RS carbon |
| Brake | SRAM |
| Rear axle tube | aluminium or carbon fibre |
| Colours | 30 options |
| Guide price | from GBP 10,500 (about USD 13,700) |
| Maker country | United Kingdom |
| Brand | RGK (Sunrise Medical) |
| Category | Adaptive cycles and handcycles, Handcycles and handbikes |
| Catalog ID | PA-020 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
RGK Shark RS: common questions
How much does the RGK Shark RS weigh?
From 12.9 kg, depending on the configuration.
What sizes does the Shark RS come in?
Width is set between 340 and 420 mm in 20 mm increments, and crank length between 155 and 175 mm in 5 mm increments.
What is the price of the RGK Shark RS?
The maker's UK site lists it from GBP 10,500 in standard configuration, about USD 13,700. Extras are not included, so treat it as a guide.
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All partsTheir source pages name this model or this brand. We confirm the fit for your chair before quoting.
Pre-order at source
GBP 96.93 ex tax per fork (EPC Wheelchairs); no USD price shown
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Caster forks. A sports anti-tip caster fork assembly for 61 mm caster wheels on RGK Elite and Grand Slam chairs.
£10.85 ex tax (EPC Wheelchairs, UK)
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Heel loops and straps. Fifty-millimetre calf strap for RGK wheelchairs in six lengths from 24 to 38 inches.
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