3x the Fun: First Tandem Rally on a Triplet
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Uh, yeah... Life-altering fast. As in, so friggin' fast over insane conditions (like boulder fields and ruts) where any kind of mechanical or mental mis-step would put you on a life-flight... if you were lucky. Really, it truly is crazy how fast you can go over "stuff" that you'd never attempt on a single.
As for that triple, good on ya for the kind attitude towards others. I knew the Woods had a bike or two, but did not realize there was a squadron of supersonic jumbo jets in such close proximity. After STR 2010 in Alabama, seeing those long bikes pull away effortlessly, I came to realize best we can do is out brake them and maybe carry more corner speed.
Hope it builds well and gives many trouble free miles.
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Sneak Peek of the "refreshed" Precision Triplet
After a 300-mile / 5-hour round trip to Washington, Georgia and a short visit with Hill Clarke at AirGlow, our triplet frame was back at home on Friday, May 11th for the first time in about 3 weeks.
As those who were following my blog updates on the paint job already know, the paint job is really spectacular. It’s something of a sinister paint scheme, but that’s what we were after. Unless there’s a lot of light, the bike looks nearly all-black, but when the sun hits it the black cherry on the back 1/3 of the frame really pops, along with the branding. Anyway, here are some sneak-peek shots. Again, until we have a sunny day the real color of the frame just won’t show through.
A few more details on the blog: https://tandemgeek.wordpress.com/
After a 300-mile / 5-hour round trip to Washington, Georgia and a short visit with Hill Clarke at AirGlow, our triplet frame was back at home on Friday, May 11th for the first time in about 3 weeks.
As those who were following my blog updates on the paint job already know, the paint job is really spectacular. It’s something of a sinister paint scheme, but that’s what we were after. Unless there’s a lot of light, the bike looks nearly all-black, but when the sun hits it the black cherry on the back 1/3 of the frame really pops, along with the branding. Anyway, here are some sneak-peek shots. Again, until we have a sunny day the real color of the frame just won’t show through.
A few more details on the blog: https://tandemgeek.wordpress.com/
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