.shawn.
06-11-05, 03:53 AM
Which bike will seat my partner as close to me as possible?
Tandem Cycling - snug fit
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TandemGeek
06-11-05, 06:39 AM
That would have to be the Love Bike: http://www.lovebike.com/specs.htm
As for conventional tandems, an older Schwinn Paramount, Gitane, Jack Taylor, and many other tandems built before the mid-80's will tend to have fairly short top tubes.
As for conventional tandems, an older Schwinn Paramount, Gitane, Jack Taylor, and many other tandems built before the mid-80's will tend to have fairly short top tubes.
zonatandem
06-12-05, 05:31 PM
or the side-by-side BuddyBike.
DocF
06-20-05, 09:27 AM
That would have to be the Love Bike: http://www.lovebike.com/specs.htm
As for conventional tandems, an older Schwinn Paramount, Gitane, Jack Taylor, and many other tandems built before the mid-80's will tend to have fairly short top tubes.
Our local former Schwinn dealer has a very well-documented Schwinn Paramount from the early '60s which has a very short top tube, indeed. Of course it is strictly a racing bike and has very agressive geometry, especially compared to the models built today.
As for conventional tandems, an older Schwinn Paramount, Gitane, Jack Taylor, and many other tandems built before the mid-80's will tend to have fairly short top tubes.
Our local former Schwinn dealer has a very well-documented Schwinn Paramount from the early '60s which has a very short top tube, indeed. Of course it is strictly a racing bike and has very agressive geometry, especially compared to the models built today.