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Old 08-26-16 | 01:53 PM
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Leisesturm
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Originally Posted by Carbonfiberboy
I think taking our tandem on elevators is quite easy. Can't have a rear fender on is all. Stand it on the rear wheel as you roll it in. Low headroom elevators will require you to turn the front wheel 90°. Coupled tandems don't come apart or go back together quickly. Basement storage sounds good. Lock it securely. You can leave the locks behind.

A nice clean tandem makes decent wall art. I know several people who hang their bikes in their living space.
Tandems are forbidden on the MAX trains here. Bikes hang from a hook by their front wheels. I have taken our (fendered) tandem and stood it straight up on its back wheel with the front turned 90*. I think all rear fenders are cut higher than front fenders for just this reason. The security enforcer started to say something then just shook his head and walked away.
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