Bicycle built for two is the length of a bicycle built for one

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Probably just about all of us “doubled” a passenger on our bike when we were kids, by having them sit in front of us on our handlebars. Of course, now that we’re older and wiser, we know how dangerous that was – not to mention illegal. Given that the kids of today are still open to taking passengers on their neighborhood cycling trips, however, California-based inventor Shawn Raymond has created a better way for them to do so. It’s called the Unatandem, and it’s a remarkably short tandem bicycle that is said to handle like a regular cruiser bike... Continue Reading Bicycle built for two is the length of a bicycle built for one

Section: Urban Transport

Tags: Bicycles, Kickstarter, tandem

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