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No, of course it doesn't. Bill Patterson built one with a traditional seating arrangement with a lower bottom bracket for the stoker and I believe 20" wheels. Mark

Last night, my daughter and I went out on our road tandem (DF tandem). It's a high end bike and I used to think it was pretty comfortable. First off, I was all over the road. I've become so used to the upper body involvement of the Cruzbike that I had difficulty keeping my upper body out of...

When making tight maneuvers, focus your energy into throwing your hips away from the turn and leaning into it. With the Cruzbike, most, if not all your steering input is controlled with the hips. These bikes will almost turn on a dime when you get the hang of it. Mark

I will be (not so) patiently waiting for pictures and ride reports! Mark

Cool, Bryan weighs in: http://www.bentrideronline.com/messageboard/showpost.php?p=593742&postcount=57 Mark

Hi Don, I don't own a Sofrider, but I do ride a Cruzbike. In my experience, climbing hills of that degree can be done, but require excellent technique. You need a buttery smooth spin; mashing will always get the wheel to spin. If your surface is rough and or dirty, it will be tough. You can...

Here's the thread, if you're interested: http://www.bentrideronline.com/messageboard/showthread.php?t=57640

:lol: :lol: :lol: The other option would be to come up with some kind of spin on the Flying Spaghetti Monster. http://www.venganza.org/ THAT'S IT!!!! Crap, somebody already kinda beat us to it: Mark

Yeah, but mean people suck. Mark

Great idea!! I like how the thread has turned to justifying the BROLers attitude toward Cruzers. Hilarious! Say.... Who's down for handing out sales brochures in front of donut shops? :lol: :lol: Mark

We could always answer the bait with, "We'll be praying for you, spinner." Mark

Are at it again. Now we're comared to religious zealots! This is almost too funny! Mark

Hey Yak!! Great to hear from you. I've always said that a bicycle was, to me, a combination therapist and health club. Glad you're still riding. Mark

John hit the nail on the head. Wider tire, lower pressure on the front. If the pavement is rough, then shock pressure comes into play. Smooth and steady pedal stroke. Are you clipped in? Mark

Nice looking bike, Jack. Looking forward to seeing it live and in person. Mark

This has been my experience, to the letter. Mark

I ride at 20-22 mph, but that equates to a 17 avg when it's all said and done. Mark

Hi Murray, Congrats on the new bike. You're going to love it!!! Just curious... Your bike path has hills big enough to require your small chain ring? :shock: Mark

That's as good a way of putting it as I've heard. Mark

Seriously, RAGBRAI has been on my "to do list" for some time. In my opinion though, there are other cross-state rides that probably deliver more fun for your dollar without the crowds. Mark