Bike Train?
04-02-11, 07:21 AM
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How are panic stops? Seems like it could be a bit unwieldy in that situation.
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04-04-11, 09:08 AM
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We've been using the Adams tandem tag-along since the end of last summer for the (now) 5 year old twins. I enjoy it, but is herky-jerky enough that I wont take it out of the immediate neighbor-hood. So its a bit of a disappointment for someone who was envisioning longer family bike rides around the city. Still -- I don't know what the alternative would be. It may get better now that the kids have grown some and can be a bit more coordinated.
Seems like Adams could have developed a system for attaching the tag-along to the lower bracket, rather than the seat-post and i am thinking that would add some much needed stability.
Seems like Adams could have developed a system for attaching the tag-along to the lower bracket, rather than the seat-post and i am thinking that would add some much needed stability.
