Hi Bill,

I am looking to buy an Ibis touché.  I am not sure of the exact size yet, 
but I am afraid that it may be a small.  What size is yours?  Do you think 
the Riv principles for sizing apply to a tandem?  I would appreciate any 
advice on sizing this tandem that you could give me (I am about 5' 9.5").  

Thanks,
Ernie


On Thursday, February 7, 2013 1:37:40 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> Sadly my Ibis Touche won't take much wider than a Jack Brown.  I have Jack 
> Browns on there now, and a set of 35mm Paselas in the stash.  If I could 
> wave my magic wand at the rear triangle to make room for 45mm tires, I 
> would.  The fork is ready to take fatties.  I guess all I need is to move 
> the bridges and squish the chainstays, which is a maneuver any number of 
> framebuilders could execute for me.  
>
> On Wednesday, February 6, 2013 10:53:35 PM UTC-8, Salween wrote:
>>
>> Don't know if Grant and Co. will ever produce a tandem, so in the 
>> meantime will be getting one elsewhere. 
>>
>> Seems like most tandems out there follow the skinny tire theme, with the 
>> exception of R+E in Seattle and Bilenky in Philadelphia, and even their 
>> tire clearances don't seem to push as far north as nearly all Riv singles. 
>> So wondering if there are any tandem riders here and what tire widths they 
>> prefer. On my Sam I ride 33/35mm tires often on marginal roads. So 
>> wondering what that might translate to on a 700c tandem?
>>
>

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