Folding Bikes - question for fixed folder owners/riders

recently saw some photos of fixed gear folding bikes, and i am intrigued. some of the builds look really simple and clean. just a question, though: since the bb is lower on a folder (smaller wheels), do you encounter problems with pedal strike? i ride my bianchi san jose fixed with 172.5 cranks and i occasionally strike my pedal during corners (they were during moderate but not aggressive corners at maybe 10mph). thinking about doing a conversion with a folder but this was my first concern.

A folder isn't just a regular frame with smaller wheels thrown on. Obviously the BBs are attached higher relative to the dropouts.
http://www.xootr.com/xootr/swift/images/illustrations/bike-overlay-400.jpg

Initially I had my Swift set up fixed, same size cranks as above. I had no problem along those lines.

I have two fixie folders - a 'vintage' Raleigh Twenty and a modern Brompton - both have perfectly normal BB heights for an adult bike for road use and both are hella fun :)

A bike with a solid rear triangle like a Dahon/Swift/Raleigh/Moulton will yield better results as you won't need a tensioner, but nothing's impossible (♫ as long as you believe ♪ do de do do do de doooo... ♬)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3022/3093828174_312ccc20aa_m.jpghttp://farm2.static.flickr.com/1265/855916018_daa32e0c71_m.jpg

thanks for the responses. maybe it's just an optical illusion or something, as the pedals look so low compared to the little wheels.

if i can find a used swift for cheap i'll look into fixing it.