Here is a nice design for a two wheeled tandem bike, with each rider's seat being directly above a wheel. This is from 1891.
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great design. the bicycle the mother of all technology
Posted by: great design. | January 01, 2007 at 03:52 PM
We saw a tandem similar to this in Canberra, Australia while riding our tandem 20,000 kilometres around the country.
We were offered the opportunity to ride it and considered giving it a go, until we learned no (living) tandem team had ever succeeded. We decided an injury with 4,000 k to go would not be good.
Posted by: bob rogers | July 20, 2009 at 03:37 PM