A tandem mountain bike

[ScrumpyJoe]

I saw one of these yesterday, well plastered in mud so obviously used as intended but would this be
a custom job or are they available commercially?

 

[Tony Raven]

"ScrumpyJoe" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I saw one of these yesterday, well plastered in mud so obviously used as intended but would this
> be a custom job or are they available commercially?
>

Commercially available. We have two. Have a look in the Cannondale range for example

Tony

 

[Marten Hoffmann]

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> "ScrumpyJoe" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]
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> > I saw one of these yesterday, well plastered in mud so obviously used as intended but would this
> > be a custom job or are they available commercially?
> >
>
> Commercially available. We have two. Have a look in the Cannondale range for example

Second that. Until recently we also rode a Cannondale off-road regularly. Now we switched to a
Santos (Dutch made): it's at www.xs4all.nl/~mmhoff/santos_2003.html

Other examples are in the lines of Dawes, USA-brands Burley, Santana, Ventana, Da Vinci, or the
German brand Stevens. And these are not all examples!

Tandem off-roading may seem whacky but it's great fun. Just takes a stoker with a big heart ;-)

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Regards, Marten www.tandemclub.nl

 

[James Annan]

ScrumpyJoe wrote:

> I saw one of these yesterday, well plastered in mud so obviously used as intended but would this
> be a custom job or are they available commercially?

Shh. Whisper it not. They are too much fun for most people to handle.

James

 

[Pk]

Marten Hoffmann wrote:
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> Tandem off-roading may seem whacky but it's great fun. Just takes a stoker with a big heart ;-)

And a lot of trust in the decision making of the captain!

pk