Some things are meant to be shared—morning coffee, inside jokes, the perfect rhythm of two riders in sync.

This screenprint captures the unmistakable silhouette of a 1956 Schwinn Paramount tandem track bike, a machine built for trust, speed, and effortless harmony. Raced by the U.S. Olympic Team and fine-tuned at John’s in Pasadena, it carried champions to tandem sprint national titles—where every pedal stroke, every lean into a turn, was perfectly in sync.

Now, this print finds new meaning. Couples gift it to each other, partners hang it as a symbol of the ride they share. Whether on the track or in life, moving forward together is what it’s all about.

Printed on Richeson printmaking paper,  matted to 9x12" so it's easy to frame ,packaged in a protective cello sleeve, it’s a tribute to the beauty of tandem riding—both on two wheels and beyond.

Because the best rides are always shared.