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Step 1
Consider where and how you plan to ride your tandem bike. From tourers to full-suspension mountain bikes, your range of choices are similar to a single-seat bicycle.
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Step 2
Realize how thrilling riding a tandem bicycle is. Once you start riding along with your partner, you'll want an excellent quality bicycle. It is worth paying the money for a good bike in the long run.
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Step 3
Pick a frame by deciding what your riding preference is and test riding a tandem with professional help makes the decision process easier.
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Step 4
Ensure the bicycle fits correctly like in singles. Tandem bikes can completely adjust, but these types have fewer frame designs. If the captain (front seat person) is tall and the stroker is short, the fitting will be tough because average size will not work. The only way to know if the bike fits properly is to visit a bike shop, try a few bikes and see which one has the most comfortable fit.






