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Old 01-08-24, 04:39 PM
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Koyote
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Originally Posted by Koyote
Wait...what? Am I missing something here?

A frame has to be designed to accept a belt drive (needs a drive-side seatstay that comes apart) and disc brakes. Your frame apparently isn't designed for those components. That's why bike shops are turning you down.
Originally Posted by Jeff Wills
The Double Vision tandem is a monotube like the other Vision recumbents. It’s one really long, large diameter tube. Adapting a belt to the timing side could be straightforward if the correct rings and belt exist.
I'll admit that I'm not great with spatial relationships...But the photos in post #14 make it appear that the frame, as-is, will not take a belt.

And I'm sticking with my response about the disc brake. You can't just add one to a frame that hasn't been designed for it.
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