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Re: Folding-bike test-ride

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    Oyster
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    I bought the Half Way in July 2003, I ride to work daily (12km
    roundtrip), I do light grocery, shopping with it.

    What I like is the bike comes complete turn key: mud fenders, useable
    rack (10-11kg) and a bag.

    2 folding points + 2 pedal to fold. pretty fast

    My co-worker after riding it were all very impress with the ride. Beside
    looking fancy.

    I strongly recommend this bike for commuting to work when you don't want
    to lock it downstair.

    Did look at KHS cappucino but it can't hold my weight. Was 235lbs
    when purchase.

    Now with my riding, I do 1h of biking = 1 h of cardio so I don't go to
    the gym anymore.

    Dahon are nice but fenders and bag are extra. Love the V-brake on those.

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  2. kingsley
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    Oyster said:

    Dahon are nice but fenders and bag are extra.
    Love the V-brake on those.

    At least some of the dahon's have mud-guards as standard.

    The ones down at Cheeky MOnkey (where I bought my Dahon Boardwalk)
    certainly have them.

    -kt

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