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Old 03-04-09, 09:11 PM
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In the office next to my desk before I stuff it in a zipper bag and stow it underneath, this is my 2007 Dahon Mu P8.
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I would love to see more forum users folded pictures,keep them coming!
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Birdy:





Dahon Da:




Downtube Mini with Dahon Yeah behind:



and side by side:



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Dahon/Yeah:


You asked for it.
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Old 03-11-09, 08:04 AM
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^Very nice! I like the comparison shots.
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some more of compairasion shots then!

1)Diblasi folded
2) Downtube with low profile bars folded
3) Merc compaired to DIblasi
4) Mezzo with Downtube
5) Giatex with merc
6) On end Diblasi with Merc (I think), only about 6inchs taller like this, but smaller foot print than merc.
7) Diblasi with merc, showing much thinner profile than Merc.
8) Mezzo with low profile bars
9) Unfinished Downtube upgrade (cant fold bars as cables too short!) with Giatex,and Diblasi.
10) Upgraded Mission space genie demostrating that the small pannier can be left on in full or half fold.
11) Dawooe Shuttle

I would love to see more still.
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My Brompton much smaller than the Birdy, but for comfort this cannot be beaten, even better than my full size touring bike
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^That's a sweet looking bike. Very sleek. I like the all-black look. Could be the Night Rider of folders, meant in the best possible way!
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Originally Posted by bhkyte
some more of compairasion shots then!

1)Diblasi folded
2) Downtube with low profile bars folded
3) Merc compaired to DIblasi
4) Mezzo with Downtube
5) Giatex with merc
6) On end Diblasi with Merc (I think), only about 6inchs taller like this, but smaller foot print than merc.
7) Diblasi with merc, showing much thinner profile than Merc.
8) Mezzo with low profile bars
9) Unfinished Downtube upgrade (cant fold bars as cables too short!) with Giatex,and Diblasi.
10) Upgraded Mission space genie demostrating that the small pannier can be left on in full or half fold.
11) Dawooe Shuttle

I would love to see more still.
Wow! Do you personally own all those folding bikes?
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No. I still own only two of these,the dual drive Mezzos. I could start a thread called "I just need (two) folding bikes", but something simulars been done already !
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what bike is the black one,Bike friday?
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Yes, I can see from the pivot point now that its a Swift, silly question I guess. ( How is it modified?)
Any more pics anyone please
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FFFFFFFFFffolders FFFFFFFFFFFFFolded!
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more readers folded bikes pictures ,more ,more more,(no stock pictures, just real bikes folded!)
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This is the most interesting fold that I have to show:

Bike unfolded:

Bike folded:

Bike folded 2:

Bike at work:
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Originally Posted by SesameCrunch
This is the most interesting fold that I have to show:
Seen this unfolded before ,great to see it folded. Many owners seem to modify their bike to make it preform differnetly/better with it often effecting the compactness of the fold. Fantastic job!
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Couple more pictures of mine. Only folding bikes I own now, having found a good comprimise. Two dual drive Mezzo's folded. Gold one is 3x7 with standard handlebars in most forward postion. Black bike is 3x9 with lowprofile type bars and racing STI levers. The black bike is a bit thicker when folded, but offers a faster, more streched out riding postion.
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Originally Posted by SesameCrunch
This is the most interesting fold that I have to show:

Bike unfolded:

Bike folded:

Bike folded 2:

Bike at work:

wouldn't that setup putting too much pressure on the hinge. as i see it your seat is sitting right above the hinge. nice one though.......
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Originally Posted by vmaniqui
wouldn't that setup putting too much pressure on the hinge. as i see it your seat is sitting right above the hinge. nice one though.......
The Downtube hinges are very solid. I had no problems at all with it. Felt solid. And I weigh 190 lbs.
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Originally Posted by LittlePixel
What's the saddle on your red concubine? I really like the look of it.

It looks like a leather saddle, but I don't recall Brooks looking like that... a different saddle model?
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Originally Posted by Pocko
What's the saddle on your red concubine? I really like the look of it.

It looks like a leather saddle, but I don't recall Brooks looking like that... a different saddle model?
That looks like a brooks swallow to me. Brooks has many different models.
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Thanks fmattheus, I didn't know that. I've always been curious about how good leather saddles really are, but I've always been put off its "vintage" shape. That swallow looks really nice and modern to me.
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