Yeah folding bikes

jur said:

Can anyone offer opinions based on experience about the Yeah folding
bikes? Yeah is a Dahon affiliate and licenses Dahon's technology;
frames made in the same factory, I understand.

I saw their factory near HK, and they seemed to come off the same
assembly line, but the component and frame standards were very
different. The "yeah" bikes were much heavier, and used local-name
components.
HOWEVER, looking on the web, there are "yeah"-branded bikes that seem
to be identical to Dahons now. Maybe just different sales channels and
marketing. Maybe they want to move the Dahon name upmarket.

So basically, be careful and check the weight and component specs.,
rather than the branding. My experience seems to be out of date in just
a year.

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Quoted message said:

Can anyone offer opinions based on experience about the Yeah folding
cycles? Yeah is a Dahon affiliate and licenses Dahon's technology;
frames made in the same factory, I understand.

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jur

I don't know much about folding cycles but I do know about Folding@home 😉

http://folding.stanford.edu/

and here are my stats :P

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http://vspx27.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=userpage&username=boostland&teamnum=24 >

So if you have a few spare cpu cycles start folding for team 24 and help
humanity and help the aussies stay ahead of the rest of the teams.