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∙ 2011-09-12 14:39:07This is a very tricky question. I know that on car insurance, you have to have a stipulation in your coverages that says you are covered under any vehicle, even if its not yours. This option costs more but its cheaper than having to pay outright if you wreck some1 elses car. AS for motorcycles, im sure that there is a stipulation limiting you to your own bike. But, im not totally sure, just call different insurance agencies and ask them questions. That's the best way.
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∙ 2011-09-12 14:39:07Depends on how fit the riders are. With two fit riders, a tandem can outclimb two solo riders.
Buy them. But some bikes can't.
Tandem bikes have the potential to be faster, but it is eventually all down to the riders. For good riders on reasonably flat roads wind resistance is quite a limiting factor, and two riders on a tandem will have less wind resistance than two riders on two separate bikes. Still, the difference isn't that big, so a good solo rider will be faster than two average tandem riders.
Wherever the riders wants to ride them.
There's hundreds of different kinds of bmx bikes there's Eastern bikes, Fit bikes,free agent bikes, diamondback bikes, even some bmxers use pro mongoose bikes.
Homeowners insurance does not cover dirt bikes. There is dirt bike coverage that can be purchased. Dirt bikes are not required to be licensed in order to use them. Make sure that your dirt bike coverage stipulates that it is covered upon theft because not all policies include theft.
They are OK for casual riders, that is their main market.
you first scout riders then get bikes or graphics with your racing name on them then u choose races then have ur riders race in them
About 40kmph depending on road terrain and riders weight
-the bikes weight -the riders weight -the riders strength -the gear shifts and how well they are used -terrain hope that helps! :)
when traffic conditions and the skill of both riders allow it.
No aerobic riders and stationary bikes are not similar. If you need a good warmup an aerobic rider would be perfect. The aerobic rider has a limit to its workout level. A stationary bike burns more calories and is used when you want a tougher workout.