HA! Did the same thing with a Dahon.
Works tho.

Nice looking setup! Max ride would probably be 20-30 miles. On average probably more in the 10-15 range. This would be my, last minute ride after work one day, or quick ride during lunch hour, or having to travel for a couple of days and not wanting to miss riding. And of course, to take along on a camping trip.

And ridiculously cheap for the capability I now have. Original cracked frame was swapped for cheap used one, this time with improved seatpost bushing. Saved wheels and handlepost and handlebar. Replaced cheap crank with nice double. Added front derailleur and shifter. Replaced rear derailleur with longer cage (still used OEM gripshift, just numbers are reversed). Excellent clearance-priced front and rear racks from Nashbar. Ancient but little-used black panniers from single tour in 1990s. Blue panniers cheap from return bin at REI. Jandd trunk bag from goodwill, from fading pattern due to removed patch, was off police bike. Aero bars cheap from LBS used bin. Next project is to raise aero bars but not flat handlebars, Profile Design says risers not compatible with that bar, though they sure look it, need to measure.

That's really good news, I had thought I missed the thudbuster boat when I passed on a used long 33.9 one on craigslist. Now if I can get the front handlepost re-engineered to used a suspension stem...

More roadhugging weight.

The Origami Swift will meet all of your requirements without modification. Contact me at paul@origamibicycles.com and I will tell you what we can do.

Thanks for the comment! Looks like the ideal rider height is up to 5’7 based on the specs - I ride bikes typically suggested for riders 6’2”-6’3”, so probably on the small side for me.

Oops, saw there are two sizes, my mistake!