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Old 08-05-11 | 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted by armybikerider
....but I think the inability to easily stand up - to stretch, relieve pressure, get up a rise whatever, makes riding the tandem harder than single bikes.

David
Give this guy a beer...

We don't stand and pedal, but will take butt breaks. When riding the tandems off-road, it is easier on the fanny because of the moving around and unloading to get over stuff.

As one of our friends stated, and this is from a team that we ride both on-road and off-road with, "on the road you sit there forever just pedaling without moving around...makes your butt sore after a couple of hours".

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