tandemised recumbants (att. Suzy J.)

I saw this flyingfurniture outfit at the Big Canberra Bike Ride today.
The rear one was a MR components & took a metal tow rod direct to it
steering.
The lead trike folded in half for going in the boot.
An articulated tandem that can be separated for transport,storage, o
just going off in different directions

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aeek

On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 at 07:35 GMT, aeek (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
An articulated tandem that can be separated for transport,storage, or
just going off in different directions.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I always thought married tandem riders fought more often


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chemists know it.
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aeek Wrote:
I saw this flyingfurniture outfit at the Big Canberra Bike Ride today.
The rear one was a MR components & took a metal tow rod direct to it
steering.
The lead trike folded in half for going in the boot.
An articulated tandem that can be separated for transport,storage, o
just going off in different directions.

RecumbEnt, recumbEnt!
Don't know that Susy is that interested in Trikes.
Anyway,
Front trike was a Greenspeed GT3 folder ($2999)
Rear trike a MR Swift Aventure with full suspension.
Both trikes are fully operational unlinked.
The towing arm is three times the length of the towed trikes steerin
arms so the towing trike steers the towed trike.
Here's a pic.
http://pics.blemings.org/gallery/bcb...0050321_084159
There's actually lots of pics if you are interested he
http://pics.blemings.org/gallery/bcbr2005
Pete
(No beard or elbow patches

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Poiter

Poiter wrote:
RecumbEnt, recumbEnt!
Don't know that Susy is that interested in Trikes.

SuZy! SuZy! (you asked for it :P)

Pete
(No beard or elbow patches)

So he says...

hippy

In article ,
says...
Poiter wrote:
RecumbEnt, recumbEnt!
Don't know that Susy is that interested in Trikes.

SuZy! SuZy! (you asked for it :P)

Pete
(No beard or elbow patches)

So he says...

hippy

What about rear-view mirrors on the glasses?
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Mark Lee

Mark Lee Wrote:
In article ,
What about rear-view mirrors on the glasses?
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Mark Lee

Ha, ha, how original!
There are certain undeniable truths about recumbents.
1/ they don't climb hills as fast as an upright given the same rider.
2/ mirrors are necessary to see how much the roadies trying to catch u
to you are hurting.

Pete
(416km on my bent last Saturday in 17:23

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Poiter

aeek wrote:

I saw this flyingfurniture outfit at the Big Canberra Bike Ride
today. The rear one was a MR components & took a metal tow
rod direct to its steering.
The lead trike folded in half for going in the boot.
An articulated tandem that can be separated for transport,
storage, or just going off in different directions.

Geez... Trikes are bad enough (one useless wheel), but this sound
like you've got _four_ useless wheels.

Regards,

Suzy (who's got a tandem on the to-do list, but it'll be a wedgie on
with just two wheels

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suzyj