Folding Bikes - Cannondale 2008 Hooligan 2

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Not a folder, but an urban mini-velo that might be appreciated by some BF members:
http://video.cannondale.com/images/08/bikes/CE/large/8HL2_gry.jpg
Enjoy the LINK (http://gb.cannondale.com/bikes/08/ce/model-8HL2.html)
14R
EDIT: Only available in Europe.
nekohime
01-24-08, 11:55 PM
So cute! But what use is it if it doesn't fold...
stevegor
01-25-08, 09:23 AM
So cute! But what use is it if it doesn't fold...
My R20 isn't a folder....does that mean it's useless??
I think not, what attracted me to it was the brilliant performance of the 20" wheel in terms of acceleration, strength, agility and handling, especially when loaded b & f with panniers, and fast bunch rides can be quite good fun....if you're game. When traveling in a car or parking it at work it's still small enough to be stored right out of the way...like the folding version.
I would say that many folding bike owners rarely fold their bikes, but it's good to have that option.
LittlePixel
01-25-08, 04:54 PM
Too BMXey for my tastes. If you ignore the natty frame shapes it basically just is a bmx with better brakes.
-=(8)=-
01-25-08, 04:55 PM
Wow !
I :love: that bike !!!!!
Only wish it had some gearage :cry:
brakemeister
01-25-08, 06:20 PM
i kinda like it.... it might have a little too much rake ... but thats hard to say
thor
social suicide
01-25-08, 07:06 PM
Reminds me of my '68 Schwinn Run-A-Bout. Way too cool for its time. Just wait 40 years and ride it whenever your 14 yr old daughter has friends over...........
nekohime
01-26-08, 08:41 AM
My R20 isn't a folder....does that mean it's useless??
I think not, what attracted me to it was the brilliant performance of the 20" wheel in terms of acceleration, strength, agility and handling, especially when loaded b & f with panniers, and fast bunch rides can be quite good fun....if you're game. When traveling in a car or parking it at work it's still small enough to be stored right out of the way...like the folding version.
I would say that many folding bike owners rarely fold their bikes, but it's good to have that option.
Dunno...I fold mine a whole lot hopping on and off trains and rolling it inside buildings during my classes. I find that if I keep it unfolded people protest "no bikes inside!", but if I fold it, people magically become curious about it instead. So yeah, for my purposes it's useless.
jnb-rare
01-26-08, 09:03 AM
Might have too much rake? What's it good for? The web page gives some clues:
"Easy wheelie" · the only urban bike that is also made for wheelies :)
I'm not sure I like the name or the "Ride it like you stole it" suggestion, though. I mean, where does it end?
The Make My Day Magnum -- Blast a hole through the peloton!
The Rageaholic -- The ultimate "get out of my friggin' way" ride!
The Off the Cliff -- Descend like you're too stoned to fear!
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