Has anyone seen a folding bike that looks like a regular road bike? I
would like a folding bicycle that I could do double duty. As a road
bike and that can fit in my trunk.
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Has anyone seen a folding bike that looks like a regular road bike? I
would like a folding bicycle that I could do double duty. As a road
bike and that can fit in my trunk.
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Quoted message said:Has anyone seen a folding bike that looks like a regular road bike? I
would like a folding bicycle that I could do double duty. As a road
bike and that can fit in my trunk.
testme said:Has anyone seen a folding bike that looks like a regular road bike? I
would like a folding bicycle that I could do double duty. As a road
bike and that can fit in my trunk.[email hidden]
You don't state what your budget is but Bilenky makes some excellent
bikes and have most of their models available in "travel" packages which
use S&S couplers and even include the case.
http://www.bilenky.com/models.html
I don't own one yet but it's definitely on the "must have before I die"
list.
- khill
Quoted message said:Has anyone seen a folding bike that looks like a regular road bike? I
would like a folding bicycle that I could do double duty. As a road
bike and that can fit in my trunk.
http://www.ritcheylogic.com/bab_home.htm
Chris Neary
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Has anyone seen a folding bike that looks like a regular
road bike?
=v= Well, you can take (or make) a regular ol' road bike and
throw a hinge in the middle, S&S couplers or something.
=v= If you want a bike that folds better and still *rides*
like a road bike (though doesn't quite look like one), I'd
recommend a Bike Friday:
Road races have been won on these beauties.
<_Jym_>
Jym Dyer said:=v= Well, you can take (or make) a regular ol' road bike and
throw a hinge in the middle, S&S couplers or something.
as someone who owns an S&S coupled bike keep in mind that even if you get
good at it breaking down and putting together an S&S bike is not something
you want to do all that frequently. if you plan on doing it as part of your
commute for instance or even weekly get a proper folding bike.
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david reuteler
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23 Jun 2004 09:09:43 -0700, <[email hidden]>,
Jym Dyer said:Road races have been won on these beauties.
<_Jym_>
Was that you, a slim guy in a silver aero pot on a BikeFriday towing a
trailer, in the NYC BikeTV segment on the New York folders ride?
We had a bike film night and there were some clips from the 2003 ride.
--
zk
Quoted message said:Was that you, a slim guy in a silver aero pot on a BikeFriday
towing a trailer, in the NYC BikeTV segment on the New York
folders ride?
=v= Indeed it was. Here's a still photo from that same ride:
http://www.pbase.com/image/22391147
New trailer, but the same bike I had in Vancouver.
<_Jym_>
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