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Please note: I don't claim to be objective - use common sense when drawing conclusions from these reviews!
Look here for reviews of tandem
bikes I have ridden:
MTB tandems:
- 1995 Specialized DeJa Tu, a since discontinued MTB tandem
- my 1996 Santana Fusion/Cilantro, a very popular MTB tandem
- 1998 Santana 'Dual Moto', one of the first full-suspension tandems
- 1999 Tandem Technology 'Pinus Cembra' (prototype), the first version of the best fully suspended tandem I know of
- 2001 Soil 'Hard Line', another German full-suspension tandem
- my 2001 Tandem Technology 'Pinus Cembra' (production version), the best fully suspended tandem I know of
-
2001
Pedalpower 'Cross Country', a very nice hardtail for the budget-restrained
team
Other:my 1995 Santana Visa, one of the most popular road tandems
1996 Burley Zydeco, an affordable entry-level tandem Tandem Technology 'Castánea Sativá', a superb travel tandem (also available with S&S couplers)
Tandem reviews by other riders:
MTB tandems:
- 1995 CoMotion Co-Pilot off-road, folding MTB tandem, since discontinued (by Dirt Rag)
- 1998 Ventana El Conquistador de Montañas, probably the most popular full-suspension tandem (by Mark Livingood)
- 1999 Ventana El Conquistador de Montañas (quotes from the report in Tandem Magazine)
- 2001 CoMotion Mocha, versatile 26"-bike set up for off-road riding (see here for road test - by Recumbent & Tandem Rider Magazine)
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2002
Ellsworth Witness, full-suspension off-road tandem (by Double
Magazine)
- 1995 CoMotion Custom Titanium, since discontinued (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1995 Ibis Touché Titanium, since discontinued (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1995 Santana Team Ti, probably the most popular titanium tandem (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1996 Cannondale RT 2000, the original Al tandem (frame geometry changed considerably since publication of test) (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1996 Santana Sovereign, the most popular high-performance tandem (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1997 Ibis Touché, since discontinued (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1997 CoMotion Co-Pilot, folding steel tandem (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1997 CoMotion Double Espresso (by Tandem Magazine)
- Glenn Erickson's 1997 Personal Custom Tandem (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1997 Santana Noventa, for the connoisseur of steel classics (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1998 custom CoMotion S&S, exotic folding tandem with dual Softride-beam (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1998 Burley Rumba S&S, folding steel tandem (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1998 Santana Team Ti S&S, folding titanium tandem (by Tandem Magazine)
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1998
Santana Arriva S&S, folding steel tandem (by Aktiv
Radfahren - German
) - 2001 CoMotion Mocha, versatile 26"-bike set up for road riding (see here for off-road test - by Recumbent & Tandem Rider Magazine)
- 2001 KHS Tandemania Milano (by Recumbent & Tandem Rider Magazine)
- 1996 Tandem Two'sday, folding tandem (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1996 Montague Tri-Frame Tandem, folding tandem; discontinued (by Tandem Magazine)
- 1997 Rans Screamer Recumbent (by Tandem Magazine)
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1998
Montague Tri-Frame Tandem, folding tandem; discontinued (by Aktiv
Radfahren - German)
- 2001 Barcroft Columbia, recumbent tandem (by Edward Lifschitz and Ann Singer for The Tandem Network)
- 2001 Vision R82, recumbent tandem (by Recumbent & Tandem Rider Magazine)