Wheeling a folded Mezzo - how easy?
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+ if other forum readers were interested in Brompton upgrades, they probably wouldn't be looking for it in a thread entitled Wheeling a folded Mezzo - how easy?
+ if other forum readers were interested in Brompton upgrades, they probably wouldn't be looking for it in a thread entitled Wheeling a folded Mezzo - how easy?
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+ if other forum readers were interested in Brompton upgrades, they probably wouldn't be looking for it in a thread entitled Wheeling a folded Mezzo - how easy?
+ if other forum readers were interested in Brompton upgrades, they probably wouldn't be looking for it in a thread entitled Wheeling a folded Mezzo - how easy?
On-thread obssessions are only for pedants and ped-ants.

On your Mezzo jegmcg lol!
Last edited by mulleady; 08-11-10 at 01:34 AM.
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Again use approximately 70-76mm clear wheels with red core if you can find them, as they work really well with led rear lights. Must post a pic sometime.
Last edited by bhkyte; 08-30-10 at 07:02 AM.





