Tamdem Bicycle Info
04-08-02, 12:56 PM
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Tamdem Bicycle Info
I am looking for any information on tamdem bicycles manufactured by Assenmacher Co. of Schwartz Creek, Michigan, USA
04-08-02, 05:59 PM
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https://assenmachers.com/prod.htm
funny you should mention them...a customer at the shop was talking about them just the other day.
funny you should mention them...a customer at the shop was talking about them just the other day.
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What would you like to know?
They used to be very nice tandems before tandem designs evolved into their contemporary configurations, they haven't been made in quite a few years, they make nice collector's items and they are good starter/fun to have around tandems if you find one that's relatively inexpensive.
There is one on www.tandemmag.com/classified made in '81 that looks like a fine example for a collection (even though it's an odd size). However, if you're looking for a daily rider you'd be better off shopping for a '93 - '96 model year Cannondale, Santana, Burley or Co-Motion tandem that has up to date (i.e., easier to upgrade and find parts for) components and less radical geometry for about the same kind of money.
They used to be very nice tandems before tandem designs evolved into their contemporary configurations, they haven't been made in quite a few years, they make nice collector's items and they are good starter/fun to have around tandems if you find one that's relatively inexpensive.
There is one on www.tandemmag.com/classified made in '81 that looks like a fine example for a collection (even though it's an odd size). However, if you're looking for a daily rider you'd be better off shopping for a '93 - '96 model year Cannondale, Santana, Burley or Co-Motion tandem that has up to date (i.e., easier to upgrade and find parts for) components and less radical geometry for about the same kind of money.
