Trick German folder!
01-31-06, 11:36 PM
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My bicycle site
My Microcar & alternate energy vehicle site.
Site for the Rock& Roll Tour Bus that I drive.
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02-01-06, 10:19 AM
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Cool looking bike. Did you have this one on your sight already?
https://www.faltraeder.com/faltraeder/frog/frog.htm
It is a mini folder(12" wheels), 10.9kg or 10.4kg, fully suspended available with a 7spd Nexus internal hub or a 3 spd.
https://www.faltraeder.com/faltraeder/frog/frog.htm
It is a mini folder(12" wheels), 10.9kg or 10.4kg, fully suspended available with a 7spd Nexus internal hub or a 3 spd.
02-01-06, 02:16 PM
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Pretty Cool that MTB folder, good Folding mech if you are into full size wheels.
Seems like it may weigh a lot, anybody know the weight? Not exactly cheap.
The hunt for obscure folding beasts continues.
Seems like it may weigh a lot, anybody know the weight? Not exactly cheap.
The hunt for obscure folding beasts continues.
