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the contributors to tandem@hobbes for some of the definitions. you know who you are.

the UK singlespeed "mafia".

BOB trailers.

Hope technology for making the brakes which several times have saved us from making tandem shaped holes in the scenery.

mike & jessica @ Spot. mort says "Hi Lou".

mike ferrentino and Chipps for the original lends of singlespeeds to me and many others.

picture credits

uncle pete & Chipps for photos. Chipps for the live action. uncle pete & gloria estefan for stunts.

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