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Old 04-12-05, 06:02 PM
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What kind of Modifucations can you put on these things? Lets see some pictures of your folding bike.
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I'm building a folding fixie... pics when it's done. Is that mod enough?
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Have a look at the thread I posted late yesterday in this forum entitled 'Almost Done: Tuning a 2004 Jetstream XP'. There's plenty of modding that can be done (Heard of the Birdy modded for 20" wheels?) and some of it is actually a damn good idea. Wheels are usualy a good place to start. Cranks, derailleurs, you name it.

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Here's a few.
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I have 3 folding fixies one converted froma dahon classic 3 one converted from a 16 inch yeah 6 speed and one made fixed from a 14 inch roll n fold.The Dahon was the easiest simply remove the 3 speed wheel and replace it with a 16 inch BMX wheel fitted with a 13T track cog and shorten the chain to fit.
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Hope to have pics of mine up later this weekend... cheg, why is it that ALL folders come with missing seat clamps?
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cheg, why is it that ALL folders come with missing seat clamps?
Even the new ones?

Maybe because they are folded in someones garage for 10 years or so before you get them.
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Old 04-22-05, 07:41 AM
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See the "pics" thread...
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