[Artmo]

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[zonatandem]

Another good-lookin' Co-Mo . . .
Enjoy the ride TWOgether!
Rudy and Kay/zonatandem

[Bill G]

For those interested

Sweet Co-Motion, very nice. Co- Motions are great Tandems by far one of the best on the market. We have two of them and love them both. I plan on selling the Supremo now that we have the Robusta, we will miss her but I do not need two of them.

Again that is a sweet Co-Motion, below is a pic of our babys :D

Take Care And Ride Together,:)
Bill G

[zonatandem]

Have owned a custom Co-Mo and put 57,0000 miles on it before we switched to a full c/f Zona tandem.
Agree, Dwan, Dan & Co. build great tandems!

[Artmo]

We are very pleased with our Primera - we've had it since Jan and already done a metric century and century and do some paceline riding. It's the low end of the Co-Mo range, but find it very comfortable and very responsive, e.g in acceleration. We weigh in at 350lb, mostly me at 220lb, so spending more to save a few lbs didn't seem to make a lot of sense. Our previous Cannondale Los Dos weighed only 3lb more, but it might as well have been 20lb for the difference the Co-Mo makes in riding and handling.

[zonatandem]

The Primera is one heck of a nice handling bike . . . a huge change from a C'dale!
We normally start designing a new tandem when we have 50,000 on the odo (this is our 5th tandem). Switched to full carbon for several reasons, including comfort, weight, etc. Being in our 70s we can't wait till we get older to get what we want . . .
Enjoy it TWOgether!
Rudy and Kay/zonatandem

[Artmo]

And I thought we were doing well in our mid-sixties, but 57,000 miles!! That's incredible.