"fsb" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
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> i have a santana tandem, standard medium size frame, and wonder what
> station wagons i can fit it inside.
I could fit our tandem in our Subaru Legacy, but that's with the passenger
seat crunched forward -- in other words, I couldn't take the other rider
with me, only the bike. We bit the bullet and bought a rack to fit on the
top. Just yesterday I bought another set for the second tandem -- now we can
go places as a family without only having to leave from the front door.
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"fsb" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
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> i have a santana tandem, standard medium size frame, and wonder what
> station wagons i can fit it inside. i can get it in my golf with the
> head tube, fork and bars overhanging the back but it would be nice to
> get it all inside and close the trunk all the way. can anyone share
> their experience with this?
I have an old Schwinn Twinn tandem. My daughter persuaded me to let her take
it to school last fall, along with her regular bike, a desktop computer,
stereo, clothes, etc. I fit three people and all this stuff inside a Ford
Windstar minivan. For the tandem, it was:
Fenders off
Front wheel and back wheel off
Third seat removed.
Tandem all the way to the right, so there was some climbing over it if one
wanted to get into the second seat.
The tandem was upside down, so the handlebars controlled side-to-side
motion.
This worked OK, but I don't think we are going to repeat this next year.
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"fsb" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:14c7d105.0405310746.452f51ae@posting.google.c om...
> i have a santana tandem, standard medium size frame, and wonder what
> station wagons i can fit it inside. i can get it in my golf with the
> head tube, fork and bars overhanging the back but it would be nice to
> get it all inside and close the trunk all the way. can anyone share
> their experience with this?
I have an old Schwinn Twinn tandem. My daughter persuaded me to let her take
it to school last fall, along with her regular bike, a desktop computer,
stereo, clothes, etc. I fit three people and all this stuff inside a Ford
Windstar minivan. For the tandem, it was:
Fenders off
Front wheel and back wheel off
Third seat removed.
Tandem all the way to the right, so there was some climbing over it if one
wanted to get into the second seat.
The tandem was upside down, so the handlebars controlled side-to-side
motion.
This worked OK, but I don't think we are going to repeat this next year.
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Mike Kruger
Blog: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
"fsb" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:14c7d105.0405310746.452f51ae@posting.google.c om...
> i have a santana tandem, standard medium size frame, and wonder what
> station wagons i can fit it inside. i can get it in my golf with the
> head tube, fork and bars overhanging the back but it would be nice to
> get it all inside and close the trunk all the way. can anyone share
> their experience with this?
I have an old Schwinn Twinn tandem. My daughter persuaded me to let her take
it to school last fall, along with her regular bike, a desktop computer,
stereo, clothes, etc. I fit three people and all this stuff inside a Ford
Windstar minivan. For the tandem, it was:
Fenders off
Front wheel and back wheel off
Third seat removed.
Tandem all the way to the right, so there was some climbing over it if one
wanted to get into the second seat.
The tandem was upside down, so the handlebars controlled side-to-side
motion.
This worked OK, but I don't think we are going to repeat this next year.
--
---
Mike Kruger
Blog: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
"fsb" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:14c7d105.0405310746.452f51ae@posting.google.c om...
> i have a santana tandem, standard medium size frame, and wonder what
> station wagons i can fit it inside. i can get it in my golf with the
> head tube, fork and bars overhanging the back but it would be nice to
> get it all inside and close the trunk all the way. can anyone share
> their experience with this?
I have an old Schwinn Twinn tandem. My daughter persuaded me to let her take
it to school last fall, along with her regular bike, a desktop computer,
stereo, clothes, etc. I fit three people and all this stuff inside a Ford
Windstar minivan. For the tandem, it was:
Fenders off
Front wheel and back wheel off
Third seat removed.
Tandem all the way to the right, so there was some climbing over it if one
wanted to get into the second seat.
The tandem was upside down, so the handlebars controlled side-to-side
motion.
This worked OK, but I don't think we are going to repeat this next year.
--
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Mike Kruger
Blog: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]