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Old 03-28-07, 10:15 PM
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LEV folder

Saw another LEV folder here.. kinda looks nice.. probably heavy though !





Specifications

Product Name
Easy Link Folding Bike
No. of Type
FB-168
Size
12¡ª
Measurement
&
Weight
Length
Unfolded
Folded
1230mm
730mm
Width
530mm
530mm
Saddle Height
670~800mm
1068mm
Weight
12.5kg
Weight Limit
100kg (220lbs)
Patent covers¡G Taiwan, China, Japan, Germany, USA,
Spain, Italy, UK, Holland, France, etc.

More info here
https://www.kentfa.com.tw/index3.htm
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what is "lev"?
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light electric vehicle

Pretty cool. Folding bike designs are just getting better and better.
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Pretty cool? What a TERRIBLE design for a bike!

The pedals must be for show, to get this electric motor scooter into a different "moped" like category. I say this because they're too far to the rear - how would you pedal it for any distance?
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Yeah, you're right about the extreme rearward pedaling. I was really commenting about the folding.

These types of bikes are probably only meant for the city.
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Originally Posted by spambait11
These types of bikes are probably only meant for the city.
I think they are meant for making the designer/seller money. The designer only had the vaguest clue about what is a good bicycle. That thing looks terrible to ride.
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If people are getting around on A-bikes, I don't see why that lev is worse.

(This is not to suggest I'd buy either of them. I'd use a scooter for such occasions.)
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Old 03-30-07, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by spambait11
If people are getting around on A-bikes, I don't see why that lev is worse.
Hah, does anyone get around on an A-Bike? Anybody on this forum have one or try to ride one for any distance? Another one of Sir Clive's bloopers.

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Originally Posted by lee_rimar
Hah, does anyone get around on an A-Bike? Anybody onthis forum have one or try to ride one for any distance? Another one of Sir Clive's bloopers.
It's a shame to see how the mighty have fallen. I agree that the bike looks about as useful as poop on a stick. I'm willing to be proven wrong, just not at the cost of $400 of my own money. Anyone bringing one to the Folds-Up festival this year? I'll try it out, and eat my words if it turns out to be a great commuting tool.
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