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Old 12-08-06, 12:45 PM
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Trendals were first used back in the 1840s. Nothing too new and shocking.
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can I get that with campy?
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You can take it campying.
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I have seen them at sporting goods stores called "Bikeboards" or something. Drivetrain looks like a mini-tandem.

Actually that one's different. The ones I saw still have a circular motion to the pedals but it's like 2 snow skis
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Originally Posted by DieselDan
Trendals were first used back in the 1840s. Nothing too new and shocking.
What era of the two wheeled vehicle was in the 1840s? Wasn't that the time frame between the introduction of the velocipede and the bicycle? I believe the bicycle was introduced in the mid to late 1860s.
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Originally Posted by scottogo
You can take it campying.
thats a good one!
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