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father/son all terrain tandem:



snark, snark...


Never been a Jack Taylor lugless fan... always preferred lugged construction frames.

JT did wonderful paint jobs and I've always liked their deep blue flamboyant.

Nice find.

Someone used to sell shortened, re-machined cranks down to 150mm. I think that TA made 160mm cranks but I think that they made some 150's too.

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