I saw a story in Bicycling Magazine about a bike called the Copilot. It is a steel folding bike that
fits in a suitcase. Has anyone tried this bike? How does it stack up as a "real" bike?
Pat in TX
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I saw a story in Bicycling Magazine about a bike called the Copilot. It is a steel folding bike that
fits in a suitcase. Has anyone tried this bike? How does it stack up as a "real" bike?
Pat in TX
Pat <[email hidden]> wrote:
: I saw a story in Bicycling Magazine about a bike called the Copilot. It is a steel folding bike
: that fits in a suitcase. Has anyone tried this bike? How does it stack up as a "real" bike?
this isn't a folding bike but you may mean this ..
co-motion.comsinglemenu.htmlOpen ↗
this was apparently reviewed in bicycling dec, 2003.
Co-Pilot is Co-Motion's name for their S&S coupled bike. either the Espresso, Nor'Wester or
Americano are offered as Co-Pilot.
see also the S&S site ..
sandsmachine.comsandsmachine.comOpen ↗
my touring bike is S&S coupled (not a comotion, tho). they work great. you don't notice them at all.
google back in this group, there are a couple of threads on S&S bikes.
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Quoted message said:Pat <[email hidden]> wrote:
: I saw a story in Bicycling Magazine about a bike called the Copilot. It is a steel folding bike
: that fits in a suitcase. Has anyone tried this bike? How does it stack up as a "real" bike?this isn't a folding bike but you may mean this ..
co-motion.comsinglemenu.htmlOpen ↗
this was apparently reviewed in bicycling dec, 2003.
Co-Pilot is Co-Motion's name for their S&S coupled bike. either the Espresso, Nor'Wester or
Americano are offered as Co-Pilot.see also the S&S site ..
sandsmachine.comsandsmachine.comOpen ↗
my touring bike is S&S coupled (not a comotion, tho). they work great. you don't notice them at
all. google back in this group, there are a couple of threads on S&S bikes.
You might also look at the Ritchey Breakaway. It's similar to the S&S bikes, but cleaner looking,
lighter, and probably cheaper.
ritcheylogic.combabmain.htmOpen ↗
Dahon is supposedly coming out with a bike based on the Breakaway frame too, but I don't see it on
the Dahon website yet. Here's the announcement, though:
Matt O.
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