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Old 01-14-10 | 06:28 AM
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Old 01-14-10 | 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Veloria
That tandem in the first photo you posted is phenomenal!
And that bike with the two cyclists back to back? What is that even called?
Yes, that looks like a blast to ride! I thought he was traveling to the right in the photo, and was wondering what would happen if the prop stand dropped down... Then I realized that the parade is moving to the left, and that tandem has a fork at each end, though the rear must be locked in a straight orientation... I'm guessing it was cobbled together from two bikes by an enthusiast (an Indonesian Freakbike!)

I might have to find a pair of mixtes and break out the welder...
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Old 01-14-10 | 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by chris_in_miami
i might have to find a pair of mixtes and break out the welder...

no...please...i beg you...
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Old 01-14-10 | 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Chris_in_Miami
...that tandem has a fork at each end, though the rear must be locked in a straight orientation... I'm guessing it was cobbled together from two bikes by an enthusiast (an Indonesian Freakbike!)
The wheel in the fork on the right of the picture clearly has a chainwheel, chain, and chainstays attached to it as well as a fork.
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Old 01-14-10 | 01:58 PM
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That Indonesian rally looks like a complete blast.

Pith Helmets ought to be mandatory on some rides.

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