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Originally Posted by Flog00
(Post 18133645)
Very nice, wish it were closer.
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Originally Posted by Darth Lefty
(Post 18134280)
I wasn't suggesting it to buy, just showing you a size large one that is set up tall/tall
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My Wife & I have a Burley steel tandem. It's a road tandem with 26" wheels. It's not high proformance in any way, just a good solid touring bike. We have done several tandem rallys & even loaded the racks with groceries.
For us it's about hanging out together on a bike. We live & ride in a hilly area. I feel brifters or indexed barends are a must to make a tandem enjoyable. With a tandem being able to keep your momentum when changing gears is a must. For flat terrain or path riding an older non- index shifting bike would be fine. These are my experiances. |
Originally Posted by mtnbke
(Post 18126264)
You know I've always felt those of us with tandems should start a national movement to captain for blind or sight impaired people. Riding a bike is something most of us can't imagine living without. We should DO THIS!
My wife is legally blind now, and also has balance issues, so she could never ride a single - does that count? |
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NOS - circa 1983 J. Taylor.
http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTIwMFgxNj...TPzZw/$_57.JPG 1983 Jack Taylor Tandem Frameset Made in England Fillet Brazed Pin Striped | eBay Same shop has another version Taylor tandem, 1980 built / Campagnolo http://www.ebay.com/itm/1980-Jack-Ta...item19f198b97d |
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