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08-01-11, 06:53 AM
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Good afternoon, Is there someone telling me something about the canadianmade Folder
"Go Bike"
regards Peter
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regards Peter
08-01-11, 10:57 AM
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08-01-11, 04:17 PM
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08-02-11, 10:38 PM
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Just picked one up in like new condition. Beautifully designed, but rather over engineered(seems more German than Canadian).
Have only done a couple of shakedown runs, and it is very stable. I think the trailing link front suspension lets the front wheel be placed in a more forward position, which gives it a longer wheelbase feel and prevents brake dive. Reminds me of the ELF bikes from the 70s.
It is quite a bit heavier than the Birdy, and has a larger fold. which is to be expected.
Have only done a couple of shakedown runs, and it is very stable. I think the trailing link front suspension lets the front wheel be placed in a more forward position, which gives it a longer wheelbase feel and prevents brake dive. Reminds me of the ELF bikes from the 70s.
It is quite a bit heavier than the Birdy, and has a larger fold. which is to be expected.
