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    Bicycle Built For Two Pattern

    Wher can I find a Bicycle Built For Two pattern that I can use as a trivat or place mat on tables at a wedding??
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    Search at Google and type in "two person bicycle" don't forget to click image.
    I found some nice pictures what could be made into a pattern.
    Mike M
    SD Mike

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      tandem

      You can also search with altavista.com to get different results.
      You could try the word "tandem" too
      If you get too many results, try the word clipart after your selection, or change the search to black and white only.
      this site has a nice design you could modify
      tandem link
      CAЯL HIRD-RUTTEЯ
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