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Do you own a Koga TwinTraveller tandem ?

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  1. These look really good, just wondered if anyone on here has tried one.
    I wonder if there's anywhere near Reading I could test ride one.

    http://www.koga.com/uk/bike.asp?collectionid=7&segmentid=53&id=8183701

    I like the idea of being able to use trains, and maybe venturing off
    tarmac now and then.

    Bob.

  2. Bob said:

    These look really good, just wondered if anyone on here has tried one.
    I wonder if there's anywhere near Reading I could test ride one.

    http://www.koga.com/uk/bike.asp?collectionid=7&segmentid=53&id=8183701

    I like the idea of being able to use trains, and maybe venturing off
    tarmac now and then.

    Bob.

    bloody sharp edged hinge in front of the stokers knees. IMO it never got
    designed, just drawn on the back of a fagpacket using bits they had
    lying about

    --
    /Marten

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  3. Quoting Bob <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    These look really good, just wondered if anyone on here has tried one.
    I wonder if there's anywhere near Reading I could test ride one.
    http://www.koga.com/uk/bike.asp?collectionid=7&segmentid=53&id=8183701
    I like the idea of being able to use trains, and maybe venturing off
    tarmac now and then.

    Bear in mind the folded dimensions exceed the one metre railway definition
    of a folding bike.
    --
    David Damerell <[email hidden]> Distortion Field!
    Today is Second Monday, May.

  4. On 8 May, 16:02, David Damerell <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Bear in mind the folded dimensions exceed the one metre railway definition
    of a folding bike.

    Do you think they would accept it in the same way as an ordinary
    solo?
    I haven't really tried taking my ordinary tandem on a train.
    I wonder how well they cope off road. I like the idea of full
    suspension and 700c wheels fatish tyres mudguards and hub dynamo.
    I might try and find a test ride, nearest dealer looks like Yorkshire
    or Glasgow. I hope they still make them by the time I've saved up.

    Bob.

  5. Bob said:

    On 8 May, 16:02, David Damerell <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Bear in mind the folded dimensions exceed the one metre railway definition
    of a folding bike.

    Do you think they would accept it in the same way as an ordinary
    solo?
    I haven't really tried taking my ordinary tandem on a train.
    I wonder how well they cope off road. I like the idea of full
    suspension and 700c wheels fatish tyres mudguards and hub dynamo.
    I might try and find a test ride, nearest dealer looks like Yorkshire
    or Glasgow. I hope they still make them by the time I've saved up.

    Bob.

    Looks like it would be good for this -
    http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1mgjq_eric-barone-la-totale-records-et-ch_extreme

  6. David Damerell said:

    Quoting Bob <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    http://www.koga.com/uk/bike.asp?collectionid=7&segmentid=53&id=8183701

    Quoted message said:

    Bear in mind the folded dimensions exceed the one metre railway definition
    of a folding bike.

    So does a Raleigh Twenty :-)

    -- PMM

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