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Old 09-04-23, 02:25 PM
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I have a Santana quad that is free to a good home. I purchased it in 2008 or so and probably have less than 500 miles on it. My wife sort of retired from cycling and my kids and I rode our triple for multiple years. The kids have gone to college and now I am just storing it.

I live on the East side of Cleveland, OH. No interest in shipping or trying to figure that out. If you want it, reach out and we can arrange a pick up time.

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Love the color assortment on the bottle cages.

If I know anyone looking for a quad, I'll mention it. Alas, our 2-seat Vision is unused as my wife's knees are shot and my son just doesn't like riding with his paternal power source.
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If you can hold it for 30 days, I will personally pick it up.

And, I'll bring you several good bottles of wine.
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Still available?

If still available, I could pick up as I have an 18 foot car hauler trailer and just love Santana's

Originally Posted by asu_gt
I have a Santana quad that is free to a good home. I purchased it in 2008 or so and probably have less than 500 miles on it. My wife sort of retired from cycling and my kids and I rode our triple for multiple years. The kids have gone to college and now I am just storing it.

I live on the East side of Cleveland, OH. No interest in shipping or trying to figure that out. If you want it, reach out and we can arrange a pick up time.

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I'm assuming this is already taken?
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Yes
im en route!!

I had to offer money to strangers to be my new friends and riding partners

sorry, but if you are in Portland….

let’s ride
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Old 09-28-23, 03:22 PM
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Good for you, then. I'm in Columbus, Ohio.
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Would love to hear what the disposition of this classic is? Just looking at that chain ring makes my head spin! Very cool bike.
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pub crawls, bike week, CC touring, loaned out for photo shoots, parades, beer runs, Etc.
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Originally Posted by Robvolz
pub crawls, bike week, CC touring, loaned out for photo shoots, parades, beer runs, Etc.
I presume the mission was successful?
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pub crawls, bike week, CC touring, loaned out for photo shoots, parades, beer runs, Etc.
Yeah, that's probably the reality of it. Would be like captain of a pair of double trailers making turns.
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I once rode on the back of a triple. It was pretty wobbly. This is newer and might not be as bad. The triple was made in something like 1949.
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I once rode on the back of a triple. It was pretty wobbly. This is newer and might not be as bad. The triple was made in something like 1949.

Back when my wife and I started riding tandem late 80's early 90's we took a drive to Santana located in Upland, CA I believe. In the shop was a quad bike like this one. It's no small feat to weld up something on this scale. Being a Santa, would bet this quad is a fair bit sturdier than the bike you rode. Still seems like an exercise in excess. Our LBS had built quite a clientele of tandem riders, coalescing the group by hosting regular group rides, tech and rider sessions. Those were some good times. Still have our Santa Sovereign which is a beautiful bike.
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I (new owner) can't always round up three friends (suckers) for a ride.

If you are in Portland, feel free to borrow it for an afternoon or weekend. No charge. Well, maybe a beer.

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Whenever someone starts in on why they need four puck hydraulic discs with 203mm rotors f/r I am going to show them post #15.
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Originally Posted by Leisesturm
Whenever someone starts in on why they need four puck hydraulic discs with 203mm rotors f/r I am going to show them post #15.
F=MV^2

I've clocked my tandem with 4 pot Hope brakes with the vented rotors at 45 MPH. Gonna bet that thing doesn't ever get pushed that fast.
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Originally Posted by DangerousDanR
F=MV^2

I've clocked my tandem with 4 pot Hope brakes with the vented rotors at 45 MPH. Gonna bet that thing doesn't ever get pushed that fast.
Not trying to be persnickety, but F=ma
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Originally Posted by DangerousDanR
F=MV^2

I've clocked my tandem with 4 pot Hope brakes with the vented rotors at 45 MPH. Gonna bet that thing doesn't ever get pushed that fast.
Where did you get the vented rotors?
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Originally Posted by PromptCritical
Where did you get the vented rotors?
They are from Hope. They are specific to the V4 brakes, as they are 3.3mm thick. They WILL NOT FIT most calipers. I went with these after seeing smoke pour off the previous brakes (Hope E3). Mine are 203mm in a six bolt interface. I run flat bars on the tandem, so their MTB heritage is not an issue.
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Originally Posted by reburns
Not trying to be persnickety, but F=ma
And since A=V^2 your apology is accepted. What I was trying to show is that the force required to stop an object is proportional to the mass and to the square of the velocity...
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Originally Posted by DangerousDanR
And since A=V^2 your apology is accepted. What I was trying to show is that the force required to stop an object is proportional to the mass and to the square of the velocity...
Acceleration is the time derivative of velocity, dV/dt, meaning how quickly the velocity changes. So more force is required to stop quickly from a given speed. I think what you’re trying to show is that the energy that must be dissipated to stop the object is proportional to the square of the velocity, specifically 1/2 mV^2. This may help: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinetic_energy
That amount of energy, in this case heat absorption, is the same regardless of how quickly the bike is stopped.
Physics is fun as well as useful! All the best.
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^^^^

All I know is people always ask what size that rotor is. My answer: Extra Large.

Good news, found one right green pedal and one left orange pedal!!
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