Tandem Frames

Sometimes Necessity is the Mother of Invention

Scott Quiring’s desire to build tandems began with the idea that he could ride this with his significant other. There was a lack of 29’er tandems on the market in this time period, and tandem aficionados in the industry said it “could not be done”. Boy, they were wrong!

Big Ideas Turn into Big Momentum

The first 29’er tandem Quiring built proved to be a great success. Big wheels go perfect with big momentum. The 29'er tandem can also be used with road wheels. Since the time of the first tandem, Quiring has raced off-road on a tandem as the captain, as well as having the privilege of being a stoker, so he knows through experience what tandem riding requires.

Once Quiring invested in the tooling to build the first 29’er tandem, he was quick to offer other types of tandem builds too!

On the Tandem you can hammer as hard as you want, but it’s pretty much impossible to drop your tandem partner!

An added advantage to getting a custom-built tandem is that if you have two different sized riders, the frame can be better tailored to fit each rider. Steel frames offer the best comfort for the price. Whereas titanium tandems are a little lighter, they do cost more.

Please call Scott to discuss if a tandem is possibly in your future!

Tandem Frame Details:

• Bottom Bracket: Bushnell Eccentric BB up front with English BB in rear
• Seatpost: All tandem frames use 27.2 mm
• Headtube: Specify Traditional 1 1/8”, Tapered (44 mm), 1.5” straight
• Dropouts: Specify Paragon Hooded dropout, Paragon Hi/Low Dropout, or 142 x 12 mm
• Custom Geometry: Included
• Rack and fender bosses: $25 additional (where applicable)
• Quiring Cycles Headtube Badge made from Fine Silver: Included
• Four sets of H20 bosses (where space provides) are included
• Additional paint colors or layouts: Please call to discuss price

PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANY TIME

SALES TAX:  By Michigan law, Quiring Cycles, LLC is required to charge and collect a 6% tax on all sales to residents in the State of Michigan.  This sales tax is sent in to the Michigan Department of Treasury.