Old 01-16-12 | 06:06 AM
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Originally Posted by AEO
Thanks for the excellent link. However, while I could use 26-36-48 for Chainwheels, for the Cogs parameter, I didn't find the 7/14-28 that is apparently used by the non-folding bike I use daily.

Originally Posted by kamtsa
There are many other non folding bikes that are not 'cheaper Dahon knock off'. Do you consider them as well? Take Brompton for example
I guess you meant "There are many other folding bikes". Although I have the money to buy a Brompton, I'm not sure I want to spend so much on a folding bike that I'll only use once in a while on week-ends outside the city. Besides, how fast can 16" wheelers go on flat land?

Originally Posted by kamtsa
Thanks. Does someone know who owns dahon.com at this point, after mother + son moved to ternbicycles.com? When comparing dahon.com and dahonbikes.com, I notice the latter offers less models. I guess it's a consequence of the split.

Originally Posted by Joe Remi
I second the warning about weight. I owned a (steel) Speed TR fully kitted with racks, fenders, and a dynohub. I wouldn't have enjoyed lugging it around on trains.
Thanks for the tip. I'll look at the aluminum-built bikes.

Originally Posted by Foldable Two
Based upon price range OP said he/she was looking at, I figured they had a modest budget.
Money is not a problem, but it's just that I don't like spending a lot for stuff I don't use often.

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