Just bought new wheels
I need something like that. My 20/25 min walk from Charing Cross would be cut down to only a few minutes. train up to London is so packed though not sure if it would be to big to clamber on with - does look pretty small though.
I assume it doesnt fit in the boot? Just dont like the idea of getting back to my train station car park and putting it wet and dirty into the cockpit
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And how do you carry it hen folded? I dont see any obvious handle... Heavy?
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I assume it doesnt fit in the boot? Just dont like the idea of getting back to my train station car park and putting it wet and dirty into the cockpit
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And how do you carry it hen folded? I dont see any obvious handle... Heavy?
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Originally Posted by nickrg3,May 28 2005, 02:15 PM
I need something like that. My 20/25 min walk from Charing Cross would be cut down to only a few minutes. train up to London is so packed though not sure if it would be to big to clamber on with - does look pretty small though.
I assume it doesnt fit in the boot? Just dont like the idea of getting back to my train station car park and putting it wet and dirty into the cockpit
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And how do you carry it hen folded? I dont see any obvious handle... Heavy?
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I assume it doesnt fit in the boot? Just dont like the idea of getting back to my train station car park and putting it wet and dirty into the cockpit
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And how do you carry it hen folded? I dont see any obvious handle... Heavy?
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I think that it might fit in the boot with the tool area removed - I have a 10" sub & enclosure in place at the moment, so couldn't try it. Might give it a try later & report back.
It weights 11.6 kg, so not too light, but manageable. I think that the idea is to not carry it too much - you'd carry it by the frame. There is a new titanium model out - approx.
Originally Posted by mark_m,May 28 2005, 02:14 PM
Oh a step through, thats a girls bike innit? 

- you should see the pink one
One has to abandon self-consciousness when using this methinks.
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Originally Posted by nickrg3,May 28 2005, 02:51 PM
interesting.... not cheap though ey!
Fits in the boot with space to spare (with the tools removed).
They're definitely not cheap. There are quite a few on ebay at the moment - I wanted one today, so didn't want to risk bidding. I expect that most of the ebay ones will be low mileage. They're engineered to last a lifetime by the look of things. The riding position will take some getting used to.




Nice colour though - might get to work before I leave home





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