ottodog
10-12-06, 03:04 PM
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=236624
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Doggus
10-12-06, 03:26 PM
Did it not fit? Stoker hated it? What's the deal? Twice in two years?!?
galen_52657
10-12-06, 06:02 PM
And they look so happy in front of the shop.....
woog
10-12-06, 07:10 PM
Be nice. Not every aspect of cycling is for everyone.
transam
10-13-06, 03:40 AM
Beautiful bike! Wish I could talk my stoker into adding it to our stable.
galen_52657
10-13-06, 05:10 AM
Not every aspect of cycling is for everyone.
So true! That's why I find it odd that someone would purchase a $7k bike and only ride it twice in several years. If one was going to spend that much, one would think the preliminaries - actually enjoying bike riding and/or tandem riding - would have been sorted out.
So true! That's why I find it odd that someone would purchase a $7k bike and only ride it twice in several years. If one was going to spend that much, one would think the preliminaries - actually enjoying bike riding and/or tandem riding - would have been sorted out.
TandemGeek
10-13-06, 05:44 AM
Perhaps we should all withhold comment and speculation until such time as the OP responds to the question asked -- assuming he is so inclined.
I would note that the OP has not posted to this forum in nearly two years and that there are many, many reasons why someone would abrubtly stop participating in a discussion forum as well as riding a tandem and not all of them are pleasant (in fact, some can be tragic) or easy to discuss.
I would note that the OP has not posted to this forum in nearly two years and that there are many, many reasons why someone would abrubtly stop participating in a discussion forum as well as riding a tandem and not all of them are pleasant (in fact, some can be tragic) or easy to discuss.
galen_52657
10-13-06, 06:31 AM
As always, TandemGeek is the voice of wisdom, charity and good sense.
ottodog
10-14-06, 08:32 AM
Did it not fit? Stoker hated it? What's the deal? Twice in two years?!?
Fits like a dream, but just can't get the stoker into it. It's only been on one group ride, then we attempted a climbing ride on vacation, but had to turn back. I ended up riding my single the whole time.
It's just too nice of a bike to sit in the garage and collect dust. If I thought there any chance of her coming around I'd hang on to it, but she has a crazy work schedule, and it's hard to get time.
As far as buying a $7k bike for our first tandem, well that's just the way I am.
Thanks for looking,
Chris Watkins
Fits like a dream, but just can't get the stoker into it. It's only been on one group ride, then we attempted a climbing ride on vacation, but had to turn back. I ended up riding my single the whole time.
It's just too nice of a bike to sit in the garage and collect dust. If I thought there any chance of her coming around I'd hang on to it, but she has a crazy work schedule, and it's hard to get time.
As far as buying a $7k bike for our first tandem, well that's just the way I am.
Thanks for looking,
Chris Watkins
TandemGeek
10-14-06, 09:13 AM
Fits like a dream, but just can't get the stoker into it.
Good to hear that it wasn't anything more serious than that.
To the others who posted early... resume counseling.
Good to hear that it wasn't anything more serious than that.
To the others who posted early... resume counseling.
galen_52657
10-14-06, 12:30 PM
Keep the bike, change stokers.....
Doggus
10-14-06, 08:02 PM
I'd be driving to Colorado if a) the rear compartment fit my stoker and b) we wouldn't crush those wheels in the first hard hit we encountered on our glorious roads out here. Thats a gorgeous bike.
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