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Utterly fascinating, that Gecko--like a kid's cool transformer toy. What a fun gallery of folding bicycles!
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Originally Posted by Urbanis
(Post 11317258)
Utterly fascinating, that Gecko--like a kid's cool transformer toy. What a fun gallery of folding bicycles!
Sancycles did a lovely job with some of them, a great collection. |
Originally Posted by Sancycles
(Post 11316828)
My brother's folder, a Gekko.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4114/...71340d332f.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4096/...4c602a7f1e.jpg |
My latest folder. A Miyata Zigzag
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4077/...2dfb0cd28b.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5011/...8b4ae9944e.jpg |
My 2nd Bridgestone Travzone. New handlebar and cables.
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6052/...5d952658ba.jpg |
Basket
Love that Basket, wonder if it would work on a Dahon ECO??
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I wish I could afford to just decide my bike would look better fully chromed :D
All these bikes look fantastic. A very different sense of style from the folders I'm used to seeing. |
No collection would be complete without this...http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Kata...item2a14a8ba9d.
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Originally Posted by Sancycles
(Post 8282008)
I am Mang Boy, a bicycle collector and trader. My first folding bicycle, a Pregio/16. Installed a Nexus front dynamo hub, a Nexus 3-Speed hub, Alloy Rims, Printed White Side Tires, and Stainless basket / carrier. Frame is black chromed (Titanium Finish). Premio/16 in purple color below is the original status. For my bicycle collection check http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=sancycles
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3079/...eb7faa.jpg?v=0 Would that basket work on a Dahon ECO. Do you sell them? |
Originally Posted by rosiebud
(Post 13368351)
Would that basket work on a Dahon ECO. Do you sell them?
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Originally Posted by vmaniqui
(Post 13368386)
rosiebud - i bet you he does but he's located in asia (philippines).
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Originally Posted by rosiebud
(Post 13375058)
Why are all those accessories that fit on a Dahon so hard to get here in the US?
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Originally Posted by Sancycles
(Post 8281979)
With the availability of Japanese surplus bicycles in the Philippines, folding bicycles have been running around Metro Manila, specially in our city - Malabon. Starting this thread for Filipinos with folding bicycles.
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Very nice collection indeed. Kumusta po Mang Boy.
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I spent 6 weeks on Palawan in 2016 and put well over 500 miles on my bike there. I did not see one folding bike. There were a couple of regular Saturday Morning mountain bike group rides out of Puerto Princessa. The folding basket looks a lot like the folding rear basket available here in the US that comes with clips to mount to your rear rack. Probably would not be hard to make some mounts for the front of your bike.
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