andy gee wrote:
I have found that the more vehicles you have, the easier it is to
switch. I've gone from the bent to the trek 400 to the metro 3 speed to
boardwalk cruisers, an arm powered bike, fold-ups, kick-scooters and
skateboards. All need different motions and reflexes, but if you switch
a lot, you learn to switch.

Yep. When we first got our tandem, my ride to work on Monday morning was
always a bit of an adjustment. After riding the tandem on the weekend, my
commute bike seemed rather twitchy. But now, I don't even notice when I
switch between them.
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