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side by side "sociable" two wheelers

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  1. So anyone familiar with “sociable” two wheelers:

    recumbent sociables:

    www.geocities.com/rcgilmo...adbean.jpg
    www.geocities.com/rcgilmo...bleLWB.jpg

    A couple of upright sociables:

    fun2bike.com/
    www.geocities.com/rcgilmo...ciable.jpg

    How is control on this side by side arrangement?

    Any crank timing issues impacting balance?

    Do the single BB versions have crank/BB strength issues or do they use some thick cast cranks?

    Asside from the obvious aero drag of this arrangment and greater width occupied, any other issues come to mind?

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    Originally posted by meb
    So anyone familiar with “sociable” two wheelers:

    recumbent sociables:

    www.geocities.com/rcgilmo...adbean.jpg
    www.geocities.com/rcgilmo...bleLWB.jpg

    A couple of upright sociables:

    fun2bike.com/
    www.geocities.com/rcgilmo...ciable.jpg


    How is control on this side by side arrangement?

    Any crank timing issues impacting balance?

    Do the single BB versions have crank/BB strength issues or do they use some thick cast cranks?

    Asside from the obvious aero drag of this arrangment and greater width occupied, any other issues come to mind?

    Sorry about those earlier links. These addresses should work better:
    www.fun2bike.com
    www.geocities.com/rcgilmore3/Sociable.jpg

    www.geocities.com/rcgilmore3/broadbean.jpg
    www.geocities.com/rcgilmore3/SociableLWB.jpg

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