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Tandem sizing question

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Frame sizingBike fitSaddle heightSeatpost complianceStem lengthTitanium framesTandem riding

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  1. Marten Hoffmann
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    [email hidden] schreef ...

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    Actual numbers: look for a very long rear top tube - 27 to 29" long.
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    I forgot to mention.... the road tandems will probably all be longer than MTB, and I have a
    Meridian, which is one of the longest with around 29" for the stoker. good for a big stoker.

    With all due respect: MTB tandems are just as long as road tandems. Our 1994 Cannondale is 30" in
    the back and so will be our new tandem.

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    Mvg, Marten

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