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iF Mode
w/ Schlumph 2-speed BB https://www.schlumpf.ch/antriebe_engl.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD2lFgMfh2k
https://www.areaware.com/proddetail.a...5&subCatID=134
Designed by Mark Sanders, the same guy who designed the Strida
looks awesome, anyone want to drop $2250.00 and let us know how it works???
if nothing else, you'll be the center of attention...
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Ahh, so it looks like they are finally available.
Have you noticed the weight of this bike..... 32lbs / 14.7 kg, that is dammed heavy.
Have you noticed the weight of this bike..... 32lbs / 14.7 kg, that is dammed heavy.
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Very Cool bike. Unlike those concept vapourware bikes it is real and made by Pacific-Cycles, who are are at the top of their game [birdy, airnimal, reach, etc etc.]
Not really - for a big wheeled bike, its comparable with other big wheeled folders: Montague/Hummer, Cadenza8/Matrix, and regular mountain bikes used around town. Especially as it rolls when folded.
BUT, there IS a lighter (and faster) IF bike the IF Urban, a 700c wheeled bike which folds down as compact, rolls, with nothing to remove. Fascinating development pictures on sander's website.
Admittedly Urban700c is no way near as cool as the IF Mode, but costs less.
BUT, there IS a lighter (and faster) IF bike the IF Urban, a 700c wheeled bike which folds down as compact, rolls, with nothing to remove. Fascinating development pictures on sander's website.
Admittedly Urban700c is no way near as cool as the IF Mode, but costs less.