Santana tandem website?
12-14-19, 05:22 PM
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Santana tandem website?
where did Santana website disappear to? and is the Santana beyond ever going to be built? two questions, no answers.
12-14-19, 07:44 PM
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thanks, for some reason it does not show up on a google search for "santana tandem"
12-15-19, 08:00 AM
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I think that’s the European site for Santana. Their main site, for North America, is:
https://santanatandem.com
No hyphen
https://santanatandem.com
No hyphen
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12-16-19, 06:32 PM
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The website might still exist, but it feels like Santana stopped caring about it a decade or two ago. Can you still buy Sweet 16 Wheels?
Originally Posted by quickrelease5
where did Santana website disappear to? and is the Santana beyond ever going to be built? two questions, no answers.
Last edited by 72andsunny; 12-18-19 at 01:07 AM.
12-17-19, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by 72andsunny
The website might still exists, but it feels like Santana stopped caring about it a decade or two ago. Can you still buy Sweet 16 Wheels?
The URL with the hyphen is Santana Europe, based out of Rosenheim, Germany. (As a side note, it's a cool shop there in Rosenheim, right on the rail line from Munich to Salzburg; stop in if you are ever in the area...)
12-18-19, 01:46 AM
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About a week ago, Bill M. mentioned that their first monocoque carbon tandem had just passed its tests and was headed for production. No details, but I just offer it was a point of data for the OP.
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