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Commuting folder recommendations?

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    My understanding of the Bike Friday models [lists tandem and recumbent] is that they are more
    "travel folders" and not "commuting folders" - I am looking for something that goes from riding to
    duffel bag in 20 to 30 seconds.

    =v= For commuting, Bike Fridays have a "quick fold:" the frame goes into three parts and the
    handlebar stem folds down. It's two quick-release levers and will certainly get into a slipcover at
    that speed.

    =v= You only need to do the "travel fold" when you're putting the bike into a suitcase, not for
    everyday commutes.

    =v= Caveat: the V-framed "Air Friday"/"Air Glide" models do not "quick fold" as well as the
    original design. Basically they just fold in half, which will at least get you onto most transit
    systems. <_Jym_>

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