Old 02-20-09, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by bikingMILF
Me: That was SO fun
Jay: You're right! What a hell of a workout. I was so whooped when we finished!
Me: Uhm, really? LOL Wow, I hardly broke a sweat!
Jay: Well then uh, we need to figure out how to more evenly distribute the workload



It does not matter how accomplished a rider(s) you are on solo's- When you get on a Tandem things change. You have the get those two 1/2 engines working as one. This will take a bit of compromise with both of you. And sounds as though the biggest compromise you will have to make is with regard to Cadence. It will not take long- About 500 miles or 3 months and you will be starting to work together. It does sound as though you are a bit low geared though- for the flat- but that 34 will still be a godsend up the hills.

Give it another 6 rides or so and you will both find that you will be settling into the Tandem. And you won't even notice it.
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