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Old 11-29-12, 05:02 PM
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I think I'd love anyone of those tandems they all look like nice set-up, what's your team's bike Carbonello?
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Jim

Your stoker needs a pair of these for those cold rides.
https://barmitts.com/

my wife loves the on flat bars version for the cold frosty rides. And instead of heated gloves we toss in a $1.00 disposable hand warmer that we buy bulk at the local MEC (Canadian version of REI).
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Your stoker needs a pair of these for those cold rides.
https://barmitts.com/
Indeed. She already uses hand warmers. What is it they say, "cold hands, warm heart"?

Thanks for the tip.
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Sorry about the Facebook inconvenience for you folks. I'm lazy and it's easy for me. But I make sure I'm wearing my tinfoil had whenever I'm signed on to FB.

The tour was just unbelievable. MANY happy tandem couples.

Oh, gotta run. I think I hear the black helicopters....
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bgross, I'm on fb but couldn't open your link?
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Originally Posted by Paul J
I think I'd love anyone of those tandems they all look like nice set-up, what's your team's bike Carbonello?
We ride a Team Scandium. That's a Santana but I covered the decal with a Carbonello decal. Yes, all of these bikes are set up light and fast.
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Originally Posted by photogravity
Nasty descent? Whazzat?
Around here a nasty descent is 2000 feet or more in under 4 miles. We try to pick the easier descents, 2000 feet in 6 or 7 miles. More fun and faster too.
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I hadn't responded to this thread earlier, cause we're not a "couple", there just happens to be two of us riding. Anyway, here we are:
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I see a couple of smiles, and I think that qualifies you.
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Here's a couple more smiles, we love our tandems...

Ride Saf All,
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My old Tandem in Taormina near Etna (Sicily)


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Pictures of happy tandem couples?

Couldn't resist taking a snippet from this morning's news... I am thinking this is good enough to qualify.

Bike for two and a smiling Captain and a happy Stoker. No comment though on the stokers relatively low contribution to the pedaling effort (mine often does worse by putting her feet up on the lateral bar)!

If the pix file doesn't make it up to the forum, here is the URL

https://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2...ing-japan?lite
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That's not a stoker, that's a passenger. "Stoker" implies they provide power; the stokers on steam ships were the guys that shoveled the coal.
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Originally Posted by StephenH
That's not a stoker, that's a passenger. "Stoker" implies they provide power; the stokers on steam ships were the guys that shoveled the coal.
I have to guess this is not the first time you have completely missed the point in general and/or missed out on attempt at satire and/or missed out on something actually nice due to an inability to see anything outside of a fully literal interpetation...correct? So please try to expand a bit; it will make life a lot more interesting!
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Originally Posted by ksisler
... it will make life a lot more interesting!
Speaking of making things interesting, there is stoking a fire and there is stoking a fire, if you take my meaning.
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Using a photobooth app on a rented tandem back in March in Myakka. Eventually, I'll get the 1970 Schwinn Twinn into more rideable shape ... maybe I'll even still have this fellow hanging around by that point! Here's hoping.
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Originally Posted by jimmuller
Speaking of making things interesting, there is stoking a fire and there is stoking a fire, if you take my meaning.
Good point!
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This is us about 30 years ago.

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On a recent chilly ride



Towing my son on his Burley Piccolo



In Stevenson,WA a few months ago

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Originally Posted by jnbrown
This is us about 30 years ago.
That is some serious "Dads are the Original Hipsters" material right there.
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Originally Posted by thryn
That is some serious "Dads are the Original Hipsters" material right there.
Nobody rode single speed back then, um unless you were like 10 years old.
Full Campy and wool everything.
Cleats were something you took to the cobbler to get nailed on the bottom of your shoe.
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Originally Posted by jnbrown
Nobody rode single speed back then, um unless you were like 10 years old.
Well, yeah. But I've got some fixie-riding friends who would love to have a 'stache that impressive. Seriously, it's a wonderful picture. You both look very sweet and content.
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One of my eight yr old twin granddaughters that completed the 2012 MS Pedal To The Point 103mile Century. She did the 75mile ride with me last year(2011)and ASKED if she could do the century for 2012. My Medium/Small Cannondale RoadTandem II has the Co-Motion Kiddie Crank set-up along with Schwinn style handle bars. Didn't want a tandem where she be staring at my backside all day. She loves being "up" and being able to see over me!!!
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One of my eight yr old twin granddaughters that completed the 2012 MS Pedal To The Point 103mile Century. She did the 75mile ride with me last year(2011)and ASKED if she could do the century for 2012.
That's really cool. As my sweetie & tandem stoker said, it's great that she asked after doing the 75 miles at age 7, and great that granddad is riding too! Congrats!
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Originally Posted by thryn
... maybe I'll even still have this fellow hanging around by that point! ..
you heard the saying yet? "Whatever way your relationship is heading; you get there faster on a tandem!"

Welcome to forums and to tandems especially!
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