I never said I supported the copyrights claims of Brompton, I just explained that it was copyrights like claims and not patents claims.

Brompton should better try to differentiate from its competitors by improving the excellent base that is the original design of Andrew Ritchie instead of trying to eliminating its competitors by suing them. The T-line is a good start but with still the two major drawbacks of the other Brompton: a miserable single or 4s transmission and narrow, high pressure uncomfortable tires.

Competitors which for many are pathetic in the sense that they only stupidly copy the Brompton and just like Brompton do not improve it or solve the drawbacks of the Brompton which isn't that difficult, since a single very clever guy like Ben of Kinetics Glasgow is able to improve the Brompton.