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Written by Bill McCready
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Wednesday, 12 May 2004 |
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Should my stoker continue to put a foot down at signals and/or help to launch my tandem from a stop?
Bill's Primary Rule of Tandeming settles this and most related questions. It's very simple. Only five words to remember. After discovering The Method nearly thirty years ago, I perfected the present wording of Bill's Primary Rule of Tandeming a few years later. Use it to settle all tandem disputes. Are you ready? The next line you read is Bill's Primary Rule of Tandeming:
The Stoker makes no mistakes. (View Video)
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Advice for New Tandem Riders |
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Written by Rich Shapiro & Sheldon Brown
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Wednesday, 07 July 2004 |
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Tandems are lots of fun, but it takes time to learn how to ride such a large 'beast'. Start out easy. Don't go for a century ride on the first time out. Make sure you can get along very well with your stoker/captain. It's a lot of togetherness and it takes time to become a "team". Just being married or living together doesn't mean you will tandem well together in the beginning. The stoker needs to have high trust in the captain. Trust is the important thing two people who ride a tandem share. This is going to take much more communication than on single bikes.
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Written by Bill McCready
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What one change could you make to revitalize your health, relationships and sense of well being? Believe it or not, the answer could be a tandem bicycle. Forget Daisy and those clunky rental bikes for two. More than a machine, toy or high-tech product, today's tandem bicycles have the power to improve the quality of your life. As fun as most products are when new, how many can revitalize your health, relationships and sense of well-being? A tandem can. By transcending their obvious roles as fun products, tandems provide a regular dose of health, travel and companionship. Invariably, people who ride tandems spend uninterrupted time together, converse comfortably, maintain fitness (while working out at their own level), experience new worlds and gain a shared feeling of accomplishment. What tandem owners tell us over and over is that while a $3-$5,000 bicycle seemed expensive at first, what they really bought was an inexpensive recreational vehicle opening up a lifetime of fun, closeness and shared memories.
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