I'm sure I read a review recently, either in Cycling Plus or
London Cyclist, of a bike to be stored in narrow hallways.
It has folding pedals, and is German made if I'm not wrong.
Did anyone else see this, and remember the name please?
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Bike with folding pedals?
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This is most probably it:
http://www.bikefix.co.uk/index.php?unique=00969688d462401240edceffc0e9cf5f&get_ol_id=3&get_gl_id=39&get_sgl_id=87&get_bsm_id=1&bsm_code=words#a39I should have looked at Bikefix in the first place.
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Here's the bike I thought of, sold by Bikefix
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John Hearns said:
Here's the bike I thought of, sold by Bikefix
They could probably also get hold of Mike Burrows' take on the idea,
which stores incredibly flat thanks to folding handlebars and one sided
support. Very neat is the way the chaincase /is/ the structural rear
frame (in carbon fibre, natch!).
Single speed and decidedly uncheap, but a neat package.Pete.
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Peter Clinch said:
They could probably also get hold of Mike Burrows' take on the idea,
Don't suppose Mike Burrows has come up with a folding SPD that I can
fit to the Brompton?d.
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davek said:
Peter Clinch said:
They could probably also get hold of Mike Burrows' take on the idea,
Don't suppose Mike Burrows has come up with a folding SPD that I can
fit to the Brompton?d.
MKS do a detachable one--
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M-gineering said:
MKS do a detachable one
They're not actually SPD, though, are they? I'm very tempted by them
but I'm not keen to get into yet another proprietary clipless system...d.
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davek said:
M-gineering said:
MKS do a detachable one
They're not actually SPD, though, are they? I'm very tempted by them
but I'm not keen to get into yet another proprietary clipless system...d.
http://www.thorusa.com/mks.htm
Not cheap, though.
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On Tue, 06 Jun 2006 13:00:50 +0100, Peter Clinch
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They could probably also get hold of Mike Burrows' take on the idea,
which stores incredibly flat thanks to folding handlebars and one sided
support. Very neat is the way the chaincase /is/ the structural rear
frame (in carbon fibre, natch!).Mr Ballantine has one. Nuff said.
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