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Guinessisgoodforyou
Retro Wizard
As it should be much better.
Guinessisgoodforyou
Retro Wizard
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novocaine
Old School Grand Master
My wife keeps mentioning a tandem. I keep thinking about it, but I've no idea how to fit it in the workshop.
Maybe a folding one?My wife keeps mentioning a tandem. I keep thinking about it, but I've no idea how to fit it in the workshop.
That particular frame design and construction looks totally inadequate for off-roading. I have no idea about how they held up back in the day, but I certainly would be nervous on it considering it's age too. I guess if a vintage mixed tandem with a step-through for the stoker, then something like these would be better choice. :
Similar design, but using a beefier construction - 1930s:
An altogether better design (1936):
An interesting design too so it doesn't fold in the middle (1940s):
I can see how tempting it is to do a resto-mod, vintage tandems are such a speciality thing are very cheap price wise because storage and transport is such a PITA. Chances are in this day and age the stoker doesn't actually care about cocking her leg over a crossbar either - more hipster than sensible again
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