Old 02-27-12 | 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
The other option is a child stoker kit from Co-motion. Kinda expensive @ $250 but you might be able to get some back upon reselling.

www.co-motion.com/index.php/product/co-motion-child-stoker-kit
This is the ususal method for letting a small child ride stoker on an adult size tandem. As noted they aren't cheap but sholuld be saleable when the child outgrows them. That said, I'd check a couple of tandem forums and see if a used kid-back crank set is available at lower cost.
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