N+2? I'm so confused
Last Post 12/28/2018 10:57 PM by Frederick Jones. 3 Replies.
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Dale

Posts:1767

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12/28/2018 01:20 PM


My 1992 Santana Sovereign is on it's last legs... rust never sleeps and I've not been the best about religiously cleaning and Boeshielding it.
The result is some pinholes in the stoker seat tube.
It'll be close to a grand to replace the seat tube and repaint. I can cobble together a patch and rattle can something close to a match for a couple hundred but it's 25 years old.

I'll likely do the patch and give the bike to someone wanting to get into tandeming. The bike doesn't owe me anything, I've seen some great miles with it-- cross Kansas with one daughter, cross Missouri with another, and loads of day trips, exploring back roads with my daughters, and now with my wife who is game for about any adventure.

A buddy of mine bought a Commotion Carrara hoping his wife would get into tandeming... she didn't.

Anyway, we struck a deal and a two year old tandem with less than 100 miles in my garage waiting for a warm day.

I know... worthless without pics. Tough luck, too busy to mess with that today

When you get a tandem, is it N+1 or N+2?

https://co-motion.com/bikes/carrera (ours has the silver paint)
Cosmic Kid

Posts:4209

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12/28/2018 01:53 PM
2 wheels = 1 bike.

Congrats in the new tandem! I have a Co-motion with a Softride beam stoker....bought it in the mid-90’s. Probably has less than 200 miles on it. Sad story.
Just say "NO!" to WCP!!!!
Orange Crush

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12/28/2018 09:33 PM
Its n+0.5 (one bike for 2 riders) which means you sold yourself short.


Nevertheless congrats and enjoy.
longslowdistance

Posts:2881

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12/28/2018 10:57 PM
I vote that you get a credit for a bike that brings family with you rather than taking you away from family.
n - 1

(Which may require some correction to keep the Force in balance, i.e. you may need another single.)


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