Tandem Devoted Thread! Original Photos, your bikes, literature, anything!

[juvela]

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Eriol poster.

This maker produced bicycles, motorcycles and some non-wheelgoods products as well.

They were located in the Loire valley of France.

Keen eyed readers will notice that Eriol is Loire spelt backwards.

(Reminds me of Bela Lugosi's "Count Alucard" )

This entry gives a glimpse of some of their manufactures -

http://httpcyclomotosloire.e-monsite...e-en-a/ab.html

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[Billythekid]

Anyone have info on the maker I have a thread or pm me beautiful lugs there must b a old ad somewhere

 

[Jesse McCauley]

So many great tandems to catch up on here!
I'll add another to the list -
My Triple whose origins are not precisely known though it certainly has Orient leanings.
As was sometimes the case in the 1890's - early 1900's it is outfitted with a period motorcycle style fork.

It is re-built now though far from done, long term project.

 

[Rambler]

Four men on a quad being closely followed by a man on a bicycle, identified as "Wm. H. Hutchison" on verso, racing on a wooden velodrome.

A sign at the front end of the bicycle notes "Fitted with Kangaroo Tires."

 

[New Mexico Brant]

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Four men on a quad being closely followed by a man on a bicycle, identified as "Wm. H. Hutchison" on verso, racing on a wooden velodrome.

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A sign at the front end of the bicycle notes "Fitted with Kangaroo Tires."
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Fabulous photos, thank you for posting! The decuplet is amazing!

 

[juvela]

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quadruplet model about one foot in length -

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[Billythekid]

Thread bump anyone recognize the gorgeous lugs on my tandem

 

[Benryannj]

My Colson rear steer tandem... bit of a work in progress still but I've managed to get some good miles with my daughter over the last few days of warm weather in New Jersey!

 

[Mikeob]

Works in progress

 

[Phattiremike]

My Colson early 1930's (killer original patina) used as an advertising tool. On display at a local museum.



-mike