Have you seen these? These people used to come and do demonstrations in the park across the street from our flat in Cambridge, and I remember their having way wackier designs than these. Still, these are pretty cool, and if I still lived a no-car, all-bike life, I'd want at least one.
Hi Rosemary! Love the post. My husband & I were in Argentina recently (wine country) and we rented a tandem for the day. A GREAT way to visit vineyards. But that old adage applies "if you're not the lead dog, the view never changes" :). Cheers!
Yes! We actually owned one and would ride it to school, my sis & I every day. It was great fun, wouldn't mind owning one now. Word of caution though, if you tend to be a "back seat" driver, please ride in front where you will have a more positive outcome to your steering!
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Have you seen these? These people used to come and do demonstrations in the park across the street from our flat in Cambridge, and I remember their having way wackier designs than these. Still, these are pretty cool, and if I still lived a no-car, all-bike life, I'd want at least one.
Hi Rosemary! Love the post. My husband & I were in Argentina recently (wine country) and we rented a tandem for the day. A GREAT way to visit vineyards. But that old adage applies "if you're not the lead dog, the view never changes" :). Cheers!
Rosemary,
I've never had the pleasure (?) of riding a tandem bicycle but the second image (word press graphic) is so cool.
Karen
Yes! We actually owned one and would ride it to school, my sis & I every day. It was great fun, wouldn't mind owning one now. Word of caution though, if you tend to be a "back seat" driver, please ride in front where you will have a more positive outcome to your steering!
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