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Old 08-27-13, 07:11 PM
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WilliamK1974
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Originally Posted by sreten
Hi,

My "slow" bike is a cheap steel 20" folder fitted with fenders a rear rack and rear basket.
Its my basic utility bike I ride around day to day as much as I ride the road bike.

Gearing is 33 to 66 gear inches and the riding position more relaxed than the road bike.
Its simply not as fast as my road bike, and you have to spin to go much above 15 mph,
which is good training. Its ideal for riding slower but not having to hold back a lot.

And simply better to ride around town on than my road bike, though I routinely do
about 15 miles most days I ride it for training, as well as just using it to get about.

rgds, sreten.

This sort of thing :

http://www.amazon.com/Folding-Bicycl...s=folding+bike

Fit a deep basket to the rear rack, makes it ten times more useful.
Wish I could, even just to satisfy curiosity, but I am a Clyde and might exceed the weight limit. Maybe not by much, but 250lbs is a pretty chintzy limit if you ask me. But I do not have any other folding bike experience.
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