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tandem for trade?

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  1. We are not using our original 2 wheel drive tandem. It has a 45 inch
    wheelbase and totally independent pedaling action. The captain pedals
    the front wheel and the stoker pedals the rear wheel with no timing chain.

    It has 48 spoke 20 inch wheels with arai drum brakes. The seats are
    standard bikeE seats. We toured Denmark on the bike in 1998. We were
    able to take the bike on the aircraft in 2 garment bags with no shipping
    charges. It's compact size does make packing less luggage important.

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    It also has a really plush rear suspension for the stoker.

    It should be said that the moving bottom bracket drive system takes some
    getting used to. You should ride it alone for a few days before going 2 up.

    If you have something interesting let me know. I am looking for a
    streamliner or ?.
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