Any body ever ride a tandem?

I've aslways wondered about that to. You said you off roaded? That had to be nuts.

 

No pretty nuts. That thing looks like a blast. Could you take your lady friend on it or did you need a buddy. I find it best when doing anything with skill to leave out the wife. Not to say she doesn't have skills, there just not useful.

 

What happened? Where are you located? I just have so many questions for you industry hack.

 

That's right your in Utah. New Zion. Awesome. Is your soon to be a Mormon? Do you just travel around getting married bicycling all willy nilly.

 

Were there nipples? And what does that even mean? LDS partying is like going to a keger and finding out it's rootbeer. Is it good, sure, could it be better, well they do make real beer. I'm sorry that's not an apt analogy because you can't get real beer.

 

I see pubic hair is in for the Mormons. No lightning bolt? No landing strip?

 

We ride a tandem

Got it just under a year ago... we have just over 5,000 miles on it now.

Just finished riding from Seattle Washington to San Diego, California -- 1,649 miles in 34 days.

You can read about it here: crazyguyonabike.com: Bicycle Touring: Pacific Coast -- Seattle to San Diego, by Mike Miller

great trip

 

Nice cake...

I have done a tandem, it's just like riding a regular bike-as I am the stoker I assume it is the same! It is hard going up very steep hills. Kicks your butt just like a solo bike can. My captain is a very muscular guy, so if it is hard for him, you just know it is a killer hill. Those not fun at all.

Have done two double century rides on it, it is great as I can take pictures from the back!

 

Now that's not soooo bad. It's not like she stopped peddaling! Oh-and I was 'supposed' to be taking pictures-was for the charity ride. ( I just had to warn him that I was getting out the camera, so he was prepared to deal with my wiggling a bit)

 

Only once? We talk every day.

 

I've rode one. It's harder than you think. There's a lot more balance to it.