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Side-by-side tandem bikes
Most traditional tandems put one rider in front of the other. Our range of side-by-side tandem bikes does something quite different. Because both riders sit next to each other on a specially designed double bike, you can easily see each other, talk without turning your head, and share the experience properly. It is a genuinely sociable way to cycle, and for many people, that is exactly the point.
The benefits of a side-by-side bike
Whether you are cycling with a partner, a family member, or supporting someone as a carer, a side-by-side bike offers unparalleled freedom and safety. One person is the main driver who steers and controls the brakes, while the passenger can comfortably pedal along at their own pace.
With three wheels firmly on the ground, this double bicycle provides maximum stability. There is no high step-through, making getting on and off completely effortless. This makes a side by side bike for adults the perfect solution for those who can no longer ride independently but still want to enjoy the outdoors.
With the child seat option, you can safely take a child along on the Fun2Go. The child sits at the same height as the rider, which creates a comfortable and more connected riding experience. Thanks to the slightly lower handlebars and raised crank position, everything is within easy reach, allowing the child to pedal comfortably. The seat is continuously adjustable, so you can always tailor it to suit the child’s height.
The Fun2Go
The Fun2Go is a three-wheeled side-by-side tandem. One person steers and brakes; the other pedals along as a passenger. The three-wheel design means it's stable and easy to mount for both riders, and the adjustable seats with backrests keep things comfortable on longer rides.
Most Fun2Go bikes come with electric pedal assist, which makes hills and longer distances much more manageable, and means the two of you can cycle together comfortably, whatever your fitness levels.
The duo bike is a popular choice for couples, for carers cycling with someone who needs support, and for parents riding with a child.
