Side-by-Side Tandem Bicycle:

Peter: 22nd Apr 2005 - 14:47 GMT

hey- to the guy who owns this bike (who I met at the bikeshop and told of this post...) if you see this, and wanna leave your info, ill be sure to credit you for the rad bike! and if you wanna post any backstory in a comment, that would rock too :)

Jamie: 22nd Apr 2005 - 17:59 GMT

I guess you can't ride it solo can you? What if one of you weighs way more than the other?

Peter: 22nd Apr 2005 - 18:56 GMT

i saw the guy at the shop again yesterday... he was getting a repair done to the crank... and mentioned the reason why he needed the repair is that he was riding it solo and it sorta dips to one side... and the pedal hit the ground when he was turning and broke or something... i guess you can ride it like that cause the gyroscopic effect of the wheels takes over... unless you weigh like 500 lbs ;)

Alan: 24th Apr 2005 - 20:53 GMT

I have ridden one of these bikes. It is a most social and friendly experience, and always attracts amusing comments from passers by. It is easy to ride and balancing is no problem. I wish I owned one for myself.

Guy: 20th May 2005 - 19:12 GMT

I saw two people riding this bike and the effect is great! It is like if they were riding in another dimension, defying gravity! C'est merveilleux!

John: 22nd May 2005 - 18:16 GMT

I saw one of these bikes in Holland in 1995. One of the riders was blind, but they were travelling at a really good speed - about 20 mph. The blind person was quite elderly, but seemed very fit, and the two riders were chatting as they rode along. I live in England nowadays and I looked for a picture of this bike as the blokes at work wouldn't believe me when I told them about it. They'll see it tomorrow...

Anne: 1st Jun 2005 - 00:13 GMT

I first saw one of these bikes over 20 years ago and had the priveledge of being able to ride with the inventor and creator. Since then, there has just never been any bicycling experience which could possibly measure up--and I know for certain that there is NOTHING better out there. --a fantastic bicycle for genuine conversation with your soul mate.....Why has no one mentioned where we can buy one of these??

Thomas Smith: 16th Jun 2005 - 14:39 GMT

There was a small company that was manufacturing side by side tandums in the early to mid 90's, they called it the "Buddy Bike". I have a friend that owns one and decided to build one for myself. I ordered the cranks from the company off of the parts list that came with the bike and fabricated the rest myself. It is one of the most enjoyable bikes that I have ever ridden, everyone wants to know where to get on, but unfortumately, I think that the compnay went out of business after a couple of years.

Don: 28th Jun 2005 - 15:46 GMT

i HAVE A BUDDY BIKE IN Buffalo, New York...I am willing to sell it. If your intrested send me an email at ddzieciuch@yahoo.com

Pete Williams: 3rd Aug 2005 - 10:50 GMT

I have ridden one of these side-by-sides four times on the annual, 65 mile, London to Brighton charity ride www.bhf.org.uk/events/index.asp?secID=12&secondlevel=1005&thirdlevel=1015. I borrowed it off the bicycle Guru Richard Ballantine who told me it was called a Barrett Sociable. I cycled with four different partners; two slim girls and two guys of at least 180 pounds. It handled like a dream as long as you didn't change direction too vigoroulsy and would benefit from a wider range of gears for getting up hills as you can't stand and pedal. Perfect for a day out.

jeeff: 3rd Aug 2005 - 13:02 GMT

i saw a buddy bike here in toronto last week but it was night time & chained to a post with other bikes so i couldn't get a good photo. very cool tho.

Peter: 3rd Aug 2005 - 13:28 GMT

definitely easy to ride... yeah, i think they called em sociable tandems back in the day.

Noel: 15th Sep 2005 - 13:40 GMT

http://www.untitledname.com/archives/2005/09/social_tandem.html

aonaoff: 2nd Oct 2005 - 07:52 GMT

i think i saw that exact bike going over the manhattan bike path

Maira: 27th Oct 2005 - 14:26 GMT

this goes to don who wrote on june 28. My husband haad a stoke 2 yrs.ago and I've been looking for a bike for 2. Are you still selling your bike? mmll6@earthlink.net this is what i need to help my husband built his strength
my # is 914 804-5643 thanks

Peter: 27th Oct 2005 - 14:38 GMT

email don. his comment says his email addy is ddzieciuch@yahoo.com

I have one of these bicycles: 30th Oct 2005 - 04:44 GMT

Does anyone know where I can get parts.

Paul B: 5th Nov 2005 - 18:04 GMT

I'm also looking for buddy bike parts, especially the cranks.
PEB5@beld.net

terryJ in the uk: 29th Nov 2005 - 18:16 GMT

there is a victorian version of this in Coventry Road Transport museum.
They are so similar it looks as though this one was inspired by it.

pennybike@aol.com: 31st Jan 2006 - 05:57 GMT

Yes, this is a Barrett Sociable Tandem. The Barrett was mfged near/in East Aruora New York, near Buffalo. It is a modern version of a bike made back in the 1890's. They are quite enjoyable to ride! One does not have to yell over their shoulder to talk to the stoker. And, yes, one person CAN ride without any problems. You must learn first to ensure your cranks are in the horizontal position BEFORE turning any corner! They are great for a conversation piece on any ride. My wife and I rode ours in the Madison, CT 4th of July parade, 16 years ago with our then 2 1/2 month old twins! We still ride it, and it has made it to at least 2 CritMass rides in New Haven, CT. p.s. The twins have grown to ride highwheel bikes with their older siblings!! My grandchildren are now learning to ride highwheel bikes! Yes, I'm John. NO it is NOT for sale! Look up The Wheelmen in a google search.

Mary Arneson: 10th Feb 2006 - 11:30 GMT

I rode one last summer in Cedar Rapids and have seen one in Germany also. Photos from the ride in Cedar Rapids are at: http://www.velomobiling.net/modules.php?set_albumName=EIEIO&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_album.php . It was surprisingly easy (with the owner doing the steering) -- and loads of fun.

Paul B: 12th Feb 2006 - 14:40 GMT

I have a like new Buddy Bike that my girl and I ride often. To say the least it's a blast. We took it out one day to ride along the Cape Cod Canal and certainly we got numerous stares. I remember one day when a photographer kept taking pictures of Julie and I each time we drove by. We also took it along on a camping trip one time. People are amazed to see it, I'm happy I own it, I'd buy another if I could find one. It's so nice to be able to just talk, laugh and bond while riding shoulder to shoulder. This bike is the best and real easy to ride. I've even mastered riding it solo, which is not difficult at all. The only negative for this bike is that it only has six speeds. At 50 years old I can use all the help I can get. LOL

anon (bb-87-82-5-209.ukonline.co.uk): 13th Feb 2006 - 19:50 GMT

Does anyone have a Buddy Bike for sale? If so, please contact: danceasyougo@ukonline.co.uk

Peter: 20th Feb 2006 - 20:17 GMT

the owner of this bike was unfairly arrested by the nypd in their monthly critical mass crackdown... www.villagevoice.com/blogs/powerplays/archives/002384.php

"It was completely unsafe, it was unbelievably reckless," said Bridget Kennedy, a 27-year-old Columbia University law student who was among some 15 volunteer legal observers posted to observe arrests.

A few blocks up at 45th Street in Times Square, another four riders who had peeled off from the ride were swept up, including one couple who was riding a welded side-by-side.

All told, 17 cyclists were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct for blocking traffic and parading without a permit. One rider was also charged with assault when, witnesses say, he was yanked off his bike while it was still moving and his bicycle struck another officer.

will sharp: 28th Mar 2006 - 00:14 GMT

I remember rob barrett from berkeley days, sometime in the 70's. I lived in a house that rented a garage to bob, jesus, what great memories. he was a calm man, always working on an interesting bike, classical music on the radio. my girlfriend rode the side by side with him and she said it was a gas. bob was also building a 120 jag, as I recall. what is he up to now?

glenn: 17th Apr 2006 - 04:08 GMT

I'm in Western Canada. Bought a Buddy Bike in Calgary in 1990 and enjoyed it for 15 years. Unfortunately, I sold it at a garage sale a year and a half ago...way to cheap. It was a great way to enjoy conversation while riding and, as others have said, would always evoke smiles and comments from those you passed. It does require trust from the one with the fixed handlebar as it is a rather unnatural experience when one turns and the handlebar doesn't. I always thought it would be better to have both bars turn, even if the "passenger" one wasn't connected. Anyway, I've fond memories of my Buddy Bike.

SCAM28: 17th Apr 2006 - 11:45 GMT

Maybe it's just for really fat people...I could see a cheek resting on the lower seat...

Glenn: 22nd Apr 2006 - 00:48 GMT

I saw an adapter kit for this type of bike at this store near Rochester NY.

http://www.ridgeroadstation.com/

That was a few years ago, and I don't know if they are still available there or not.

Frank: 13th May 2006 - 16:02 GMT

I have one of those Buddy Bikes.. the problem is only that the crankshaft is broken!
Can anybody help me?
(I live in Germany where I also bought it but the trader doesn't exist anymore :( )

please eMail to Battlebux (at) gmx.net

Rick Paulos: 18th May 2006 - 20:23 GMT

Every thing old will be new again.

First invented and sold in the 1890s.
They were called Sociables in the 1890's.
They used to make 2 or 3 wheel versions.

Regarding the bike pictured:
I own one too. Same exact bike.
The bike started as a Takara 12 speed road bike.
There is a Patent number on the seat tube.
I got it from a Miyata dealer in Rock Island, Illinois.
He told me it was 1 of 10 given to the top 10 Miyata dealers in the 1970s.
The cranks are a nightmare! cottered, custom made frankenstein design. No wonder it's in for repair. The original rear wheel was a disaster too. Some idiot decided to add extra spokes at random, drilling holes in the rim and hub flange. Since replaced with a 48spoke tandem hub and rim.

Looks like the one pictured has had the rear wheel replaced too with a Phil Wood hub and a 48 spoke rim. I also see the passenger stem is on backwards and the passenger seat really low so it looks like a child has been riding it. Brooks leather seats too. A good addition, see below. And a power bell! Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnggggggggggggggggg.

Another description is "side by side tandem". That is also used for Strollers, 4 wheel side by side recumbant tandems, semi trucks, etc. Not a uniquely descriptive name either.

"Buddy Bike" is a brand name, not a type of bike.
There are several companies or products called "Buddy Bike".
http://www.buddybike.com has inline tandems only.
There are "Buddy Bike" wall brackets for hanging bikes.

Here is a website "Fun 2 Bike" that sells a similar product they call "Buddy Bike"
They describe it as a 'side by side bicycle'
http://fun2bike.com/
Fun2Bike, LLC
For inquiries contact us at Buddybike@Fun2Bike.com
Or call:
Mike +1 508 460-8801 in Massachusetts
Dan +1 716 941-6797 in New York
From looking at those pictures and others I've seen, using a MTB bike makes lots of sense. Stronger than a normal road bike, it should hold up better.

From lots of miles I can tell you they are fun to ride once you get your passenger over being so scared. Since you sit so upright, all your weight is on the seat so you seat will get sore soon. you can't stand and pedal on these. 15 miles is a long hard ride on one for any experienced long distance rider. But for short distances, they are fun.

Oh yeah, you can't really ride by yourself. You could try but you would have to lean so much the other side pedals would hit the ground and you would risk folding the wheels putting so much side loading on them. IF the cranks were phased differently, you could sit on the cross bar and pedal but if you notice, the inside pedals are together making that pretty much impossible too. You can stand on one pedal and push yourself along. Kinda awkward too.

Headwinds are a pain too. You actually get more than twice the wind drag over a single or normal tandem. The air that would normally flow around you gets bunched up between you.

Flats are common. You can't unload the wheels when hitting potholes. Bring a pump and spare tubes.

Getting a side by side tandem in & out of cars & doorways is a challenge. Wider than most doors. Takes two to wrestle these.

A huge weight difference between riders isn't a big problem. The bike just leans a bit. Too fat and you just run out of room because you sit so close together.

Calling these Buddy Bikes is like calling all motorcycles Harleys or all tissues Kleenex.

http://www.velomobiling.net has video of one being riden.

Rick

Rob: 22nd May 2006 - 04:29 GMT

Thanks Rick for your mini review and google search and paste for the words “buddy bike.” But as the owner of the above bike, let me clear a few things up:

Regarding the bike pictured:
It is a “Barrett Side-By-Side” built and patented (patent # 4,178,008 -
Dec. 11, 1979) by Bob Barrett of Angola, NY.
It is one of over 140 side-by-side built by Bob Barrett.
He also produced a balloon tired version built from balloon tire Schwinn frames.

There is nothing wrong with the cranks. That is not why the bicycle was at the bike shop. The cranks work perfectly and have many many miles on them. Cottered cranks have been around for a long time and they are not something to be scared of. I along with many others ride a bicycle with cottered cranks on the streets of NYC everyday.

I don’t know what happened to your rear wheel but this bicycle came with a Phil Wood 48 hole rear hub originally; as most Barrett Side-By-Sides do.

The stem is properly adjusted along with the seat height to properly fit my passenger at the time. The handlebars and seats have a quick release so they can easily be tuned to get a good fit for any rider.

The Brooks saddles came stock on the bike too.
The phrase "side by side tandem" is an oxymoron.
“Side by side” - meaning adjacent or “next to” and “tandem” - meaning a group of similar units arranged one behind the other

From lots of miles I can tell you they are fun to ride. Usually a new passenger is comfortable on the bike within a few blocks. 15 miles is a short jaunt on one of these for any experienced rider. I do not consider myself a long distance rider but I often put 30+ miles on this bike in a day just because my passenger and I are having so much fun it’s hard to stop. And a side-by-side can climb any hill.

Bob Barrett has done 10 century rides on side-by-sides; many over the hills of Northern California.

Oh yeah, I ride this bicycle by myself too. I’ve ridden it miles alone on the tight streets of NYC. I often will ride it alone to go pick up my passenger. It’s not hard at all. The bicycle does lean quite a bit to the unoccupied passenger’s side so you are unable to corner to the right as sharply as when you have weight on that side, but right turns are possible without pedal strike. And left turns are a breeze.

I’m not going to lie. Headwinds are a pain. They are with all bicycles. But a strong headwind while riding a side-by-side is a pain in the butt.

Flats are not any more common than with a road bike. It’s usually from glass/ road debris anyway; not from potholes.

Getting a side by side in & out of cars & doorways isn’t that hard. I keep mine inside so it goes through many doors every time I ride it/ put it away. The cranks are not wider that a standard doorway and by simply releasing the quick release on the passenger’s handlebars and turning them sideways, the bike will roll through ant standard doorway. It is nice if someone holds the door for you, but not necessary.

And if the bike can be ridden alone then obviously a huge weight difference between riders isn't a big problem.

As for “Buddy Bikes”-
Buddy Bike bought the patent to the Barrett Side-By-Side and began producing these bicycles in Asia. They only produced a few hundred before they went bankrupt. Buddy Bikes are typically yellow or bright blue. They are extremely cheap bicycles and are at the same level as a Huffy or Pacific. Buyer beware!!!

If you have any questions or would like to see this bicycle in the Brooklyn area email me- cabbagerwsb (at) gmail.com

or contact the builder- Bob Barrett – robtbarrett (at) hotmail.com

pennybike@aol.com: 22nd Jul 2006 - 16:56 GMT

The Barret model I have is made with the Schwinn frame, with 5 speeds. It does not have the quick release for the front forks or the seat post. Also, it has the "rough" finished cranks. They were not rounded over on the edges, just left squared off. It was originally made for a company in New York City that makes service-bikes. The intention was for two people to tow a cart through the streets of NYC. That project never materialized, and the bike was sold to a collector in N J.
I got it when the collector's family was settaling his estate. I helped move the collection from N J to C T. I will be upgrading the rear wheel soon, with the installation of a 5 speed internal gear AND drum brakes. The original brakes are good for slow riding on relatively level ground. But take to a downhill, and, well, you can guess the rest. Same braking power, twice the weight.
I have ridden this bike on several rides up to 50 miles. Not at all uncomfortable to ride for a distance.
John

Peg Maass Labiuk: 22nd Sep 2006 - 05:39 GMT

We found a Buddy Bike at a scap metal yard here in Victoria, BC. It's yellow and has an original "Buddy Bike" seat, decals, and head tube badge. We want to restore it - it's rusty and has no wheels. Where can we get this Phil Wood 48 spoke hub and rim???
Peg and Dennis Labiuk
peglabiuk@look.ca

Chippy B.: 29th Sep 2006 - 20:40 GMT

it doens't look like any tandem i've seen or ridden. kinda funky. what if the other person falls of. they don't have any handlebars?

Oldmanbike: 3rd Oct 2006 - 23:15 GMT

This is a tank. The bicycle weighs about 80 or 90 lbs. Add the weight of 2 men and we are at 400+. This is difficult to turn and would not be safe in heavy traffic. My Buddy Bike is fun but takes some getting used to. Clowns parades and circus acts is what its for. This is fun to ride on sunday morning at 7 am when all the morons with SUV's and pick up trucks are sleeping.

Rob: 5th Oct 2006 - 01:37 GMT

This bike actually weighs less than 40 pounds. It also has no trouble steering. Much easier and sharper than a than a tandem. I ride mine down Canal Street during afternoon rush hour. All over Manhattan; all the time. No problems. But have fun at the circus.

michael: 19th Oct 2006 - 00:10 GMT

I am designing a bike for my year 12 major work, and have been looking at tandem bikes for the last few weeks. This is by far the weirdest ive seen.
Very cool though.

Adrian: 15th Nov 2006 - 18:04 GMT

hi michael, I am designing and making a 2 person bicycle/tricycle for my yr 13 DT coursework to enable my disabled brother to enjoy cycling, my email address is adrian_al_west@hotmail.com if you see this send me an email please about the work you are doing etc, perhaps we could swap a few design ideas? The bike in this article has certainly given me some inspiration, it looks awesome for side by side cycling

Troy: 23rd Nov 2006 - 15:21 GMT

I also have recently aquired one of the more modern versions of the buddy bike, it's missing the right (or passenger) peddle crank but is in pretty good shape. Two of my co workers playing around got on it anyway and did quite well riding it. Considering that one of these guys is 350lbs, and the other is about 210 I was amazed. Seeing this is what made me bring the bike home, and find this web sight. I am willing to sell this bike cheap, but you must arange pick-up from Massachusettes. If interested contact me at bullhded01@aol.com.

Bryan Murphy: 23rd Nov 2006 - 18:45 GMT

I have a yellow BuddyBike for sale, complete and ready to go.For further information contact captain.murphy@virgin.net

Bryan Murphy: 10th Dec 2006 - 16:37 GMT

I still have a side by side buddybike for sale.My reply to Arneson has not been accepted so please ring 01803 293171

Bryan Murphy: 28th Dec 2006 - 12:40 GMT

Ross MacDermott--Email contact failed .Bike in Torquay Devon U.K.If needed telephone number is above. Bryan Murphy

Tina: 8th May 2007 - 15:29 GMT

I would like to BUY a budddy bike
If anyony would like to sell me one-
please contact me at tinahb@verizon.net
Thanks.

debbie: 19th May 2007 - 18:49 GMT

Where can I buy a side by side bike? Would like to ride with athletic but disabled family member who is 6'1" and 210 lbs.

debbie: 19th May 2007 - 19:17 GMT

Please contact Debbie re:side by side bike purchase above @ jon2em1@verizon.net. Thanks.

moss: 30th May 2007 - 21:14 GMT

The side-by-side tandem bike is available for sale at Bicycle Station in Brooklyn, NY. They are being produced again by Bob Barrett. You can look up the shop or call them. as of May 2007, they had on in stock for sale and could order more. The phone # is 718-638-0300. I have ridden it and it is very fun. The best bicycle date I have been on.

Steve: 1st Jun 2007 - 16:36 GMT

I used to have a "Buddy Bike" here in So. California and it got stolen. I can not seem to find another one. If someone could tell me where they are found that would be GREAT. Thank you very much for any help.
SteveRiegler@yahoo.com

anon (125-225-101-20.dynamic.hinet.net): 2nd Jun 2007 - 02:19 GMT

How much is the side-by-side bike at Bicycle Station?

Rider: 19th Jun 2007 - 14:58 GMT

I have one of these for sale. Interested buyers can reach me through e-mail at memorybooksforyou@yahoo.ca. Thanks!

Coasiargobogattipsy: 8th Jul 2007 - 12:29 GMT

I just don't have anything to say these days, but eh. Today was a total loss. Pretty much nothing seems worth bothering with. I've more or less been doing nothing worth mentioning.
I haven't been up to much , but maybe tomorrow.

Cynthia : 27th Jul 2007 - 22:54 GMT

Just found this in a google search, as I'm sitting in a hotel room in New Zealand with some old photos of bicycles, one a strange two-person bike that is not a tandem. The riders sit side-by side with two sets of cranks and one wide handlebar. Must be a "sociable" from the 1890's. Thanks to everyone who has posted, I've learned a great deal about the Barretts and the sociables.

steve : 3rd Aug 2007 - 05:10 GMT

I have this bike in a "Beach Cruiser" style. Anyone interested in purchasing, let me know.

elitecomm1@sbcglobal.net

Pat: 3rd Aug 2007 - 16:35 GMT

I have a Buddy Bike for sale. I added all sorts of toys to it...saddle bags on either side of the rear wheel; another longer bag on the top of the rear wheel for my dachsund dog; speedometer; jel seats; halogen headlights; AM/FM radio; air horn;and best of all....A SACHS GASOLINE MOTOR to offset the weight...she'll do 30km per hr. (22 mph) without even pedaling...great assist for hills. Interested parties can reach me at grayp@allstream.net for pics and pricing...it is in Niagara Falls region of Ontario...has under 100 miles on it.Pat

Steve91932: 7th Aug 2007 - 01:51 GMT

How much are these worth in aboove average condition? I know someone that is selling one and don't know much about them. Thanks - Steve
steve91932@yahoo.com

Xag: 8th Aug 2007 - 23:03 GMT

I just came across a picture from the early model (1897).
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cawthorn/Palmer/cyclewedding.html
They call it a "Rudge Whitworth companion or sociable bicycle". Apparently the steering system is different: the handlebars move together. In addition the cranks are phased synchronously, instead of symmetrically. Apparently they can stand on the pedals. I'm not even sure they have saddles.

Xag: 8th Aug 2007 - 23:13 GMT

Another picture of the old model:
http://www.unicycling.com/garage/bikes.htm
.. they do have saddles.

Prazuch: 15th Aug 2007 - 21:21 GMT

My husband and I recently purchased a tandem, and we love it!! We would also like to find a sociable tandem, so if anyone knows of an available bike for purchse please let us know!! You can reach us at rprazuch8166@charter.net
Thanks so much!!

BAW: 21st Aug 2007 - 02:58 GMT

I have read that the old song 'Daisy Belle' a/k/a/ 'A Bicycle Built for Two' was originally about a Sociable rather than a Tandem.

Shelley at Buddy Bike: 24th Aug 2007 - 22:44 GMT

I represent the Buddy Bike. www.buddybike.com It used to be called the "Love Bike" and was invented by Robert Gardner in Willits, CA over 10 years ago. It is a unique tandem bicycle that places the stoker in front which in our case is usually a child and often a child with disabilities. It is an inline bicycle. We are often confused with this side-by-side Buddy Bike. All of our searches and those by our patent attorney didn't turn up anything under "Buddy Bike" and we heard about this bike after purchasing the patent from Bob and putting our bikes back in production. I guess that's because it was already out of production.

I often receive calls from people that confuse us with the old side-by-side Buddy Bikes. I never know what to tell them since I don't know who produced these bikes. If anyone has some contact info, please let me know. shelley@buddybike.com. In the meantime, I'll refer any future callers to this page. It seems like a great resource.

At today's Buddy Bike we strive to provide a quality bike that offers parents and children who otherwise might not be able to ride a bike a chance to get out and go! It is really cool to ride the bike with a kid when they can see the wide open view from the front seat and you can talk right in their ear and give encouragement.

Shelley at Buddy Bike

jerome: 29th Aug 2007 - 12:21 GMT

bonjour , désolé je ne parle pas anglais ou si peu... je possède un side by side buddy bike en mauvais état; pour pouvoir le rénover j'aurai besoin d'un lot de pedales (à double pas de vis) et d'une barre qui relis deux pédales, je ne sais où m'en procurer, merci si vous pouvez m'informer.

Xag: 6th Dec 2007 - 13:12 GMT

Bonjour Jérôme,
Vous êtes en France? Où avez-vous trouvé un side by side ? Je voudrais bien en acheter un mais je ne sais pas où le trouver de ce côté de l'Atlantique.

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pieter: 26th Aug 2008 - 20:10 GMT

Hi, I am from Holland, and I once had a Buddybike side by side tandem given to me, and had lots of fun with it. It was the funniest thing I ever had. It is impossible to ride alone, and riding with the two means that the heavier person comes higher than the lighter, due to the point if gravity. I rode it with someone much heavier than I am, and also with children (much lighter).
Even in my country, where cycling is the normallest thing, I had lots of looks and remarks when riding it. The build quality was poor, and after a few years I flogged it to someone who wanted to restore it and ride the local "eleven pubs ride" but I doubt if that will be more than two pubs.

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joeffe g: 9th Feb 2009 - 05:35 GMT

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Jason in buffalo, NY: 16th Mar 2009 - 11:59 GMT

I have two of these bikes now and I need some parts for them. My steering is link connected instead of the chain version. The emblem on the front of my bike says buddy bike. Anyone with knowledge of these bikes please drop me a line at hirider67@yahoo.com

Lisa in Rochester, NY: 25th Sep 2009 - 20:02 GMT

I have obtained a buddy bike that is still in the bubble wrap in the box. We got it thinking it would be a great conversation starter and a lot of fun, then got busy with life and forgot about it for awhile. Everything looks in fine condition except for the box.
If anyone is interested in giving me an offer on this, email me at buddybike99@gmail.com
Thanks!