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  1. #1
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    This reminds me!
    A week ago DH and I were riding through town and we saw TWO TANDEM RECUMBENTS!!! I rang my little brass bell and we all waved at each other.
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    Last summer I got to be part of an interesting bike sighting.



    and

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtFwCzsKGxI

    (The giggling was because we suddenly discovered I couldn't see over the stoker's head! )

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    Does this count?
    2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
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    I saw one of the Dutch cargo bikes this afternoon - very cool!
    Most days in life don't stand out, But life's about those days that will...

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    I have two all time favorite sightings,
    1. A young man with an exciting red afro riding no-hands while balancing a glass of iced tea on his head
    2. a young woman riding a child's bike, wearing her flannel pyjamas and slippers, hair in curlers, coffee in one hand, cigarette in another. Had to look at that one twice!

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    Quote Originally Posted by just1morebike View Post
    2. a young woman riding a child's bike, wearing her flannel pyjamas and slippers, hair in curlers, coffee in one hand, cigarette in another. Had to look at that one twice!
    That was me, on my way to the liquor store
    2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
    2009 Jamis Aurora/Brooks B-68
    2010 Trek FX 7.6 WSD/stock bontrager

  7. #7
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    Man that thing with the woman on the handlebars looks UNCOMFORTABLE! Can she get any leverage with that?

    It looks so hard on the knees . . .
    By charity, goodness, restraint, and self-control men and woman alike can store up a well-hidden treasure -- a treasure which cannot be given to others and which robbers cannot steal. A wise person should do good. That is the treasure that cannot be lost.
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    Quote Originally Posted by just1morebike View Post
    2. a young woman riding a child's bike, wearing her flannel pyjamas and slippers, hair in curlers, coffee in one hand, cigarette in another. Had to look at that one twice!
    Lol!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zen View Post
    Does this count?
    Yes, he counts, I think he is quite cute!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zen View Post
    Does this count?
    Didja ride?

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    Well, THAT'S a double entendre!




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    Quote Originally Posted by msincredible View Post
    Last summer I got to be part of an interesting bike sighting.

    Cool! Is that a Counterpoint Opus? I've always thought they looked like a lot of fun. We've had both upright and recumbent tandems, but I finally lost interest in tandeming because I couldn't handle not being able to see where we were going! I am not sure I'd like the lack of handlebars, though...what do you do with your hands? I'd need dummy under-seat steering bars, like on our old Ryan recumbent tandem....
    Emily

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    Quote Originally Posted by emily_in_nc View Post
    ...what do you do with your hands?
    Actually I've been picturing her with knitting needles or a crochet hook. Is there anywhere to put panniers to hold the unused yarn?
    By charity, goodness, restraint, and self-control men and woman alike can store up a well-hidden treasure -- a treasure which cannot be given to others and which robbers cannot steal. A wise person should do good. That is the treasure that cannot be lost.
    - Khuddhaka Patha

    The word of God comes down to man as rain to soil, and the result is mud, not clear water
    - The Sufi Junayd



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    Quote Originally Posted by ZenSojourner View Post
    Actually I've been picturing her with knitting needles or a crochet hook. Is there anywhere to put panniers to hold the unused yarn?
    Love it!

    I actually used my hands to take pictures during a ride, that was a novelty. During flats and downhills I didn't feel the need for leverage, but on climbs I did grab the seat bars on each side.

    It is a very exposed position though, does take some getting used to.

    It is a friend's bike, I know it was one of a handful that were custom built, unfortunately I don't really have many more details on it.

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    I ride with several recumbent, tandems, and even an Opus. Don't see many of these though.



    It belongs to my old neighbor. They went across Alaska on it last year. Doesn't turn too sharp though. LOL

    Lora

 

 

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