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My custom Dahon Speed i3 3 speed,...(I blew up my Speed Duo 2 speed hub).
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Time to go home.....
https://c6.staticflickr.com/9/8874/2...2c6f54e3ac.jpgSunsetting by 1nterceptor, on Flickr |
Ibis Pond at Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge Hilton Head SC
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Originally Posted by Abu Mahendra
(Post 18981830)
Dash in the rice fields of Bali
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It's got LockJaw hinges on the downtube and toptube.
http://www.evelostore.lv/userfiles/i...hp18folded.jpg
Originally Posted by cat0020
(Post 19017011)
How does it fold?
Any pic of your bike when it's folded? |
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my Dahon in Bryce Canyon
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another one same Park
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I happened on this page "One Man Show Bike Developer" from someone in Bangkok who apparently built a "Brompton meets Birdy", which uses a copy of the Brompton frame, and has a double chain ring + derailleur:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/4085...2285187644439/ It sells for US$350. |
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These are photos from our 18 mile ride through a swamp headed to Virginia Beach. We, and our Origami Crane 8 models, ended up pretty muddy, but we had fun. We found a good pizza place with outdoor seating (we were too dirty to go inside) and a nice spot to store our bikes and trailer while we ate.
The ride back was even more eventful because a red fox attacked my wife's bike while she was pushing it through some deep loose sand on a hill. Thankfully, she was on the left side of the bike when the fox attacked the derailleur. |
Originally Posted by Winfried
(Post 19022707)
I happened on this page "One Man Show Bike Developer" from someone in Bangkok who apparently built a "Brompton meets Birdy", which uses a copy of the Brompton frame, and has a double chain ring + derailleur:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/4085...2285187644439/ It sells for US$350. |
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Originally Posted by w1gfh
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Here are mine
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OTW home through town...
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A little ride last week,... Sorry I didn't manage to get the bay in the photo.
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A recent ride on the modded PedalFlow.
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Originally Posted by tds101
(Post 19066284)
A recent ride on the modded PedalFlow.
Also, I am curious about the pedalflows.... do you pedal more like a bike? or pedal up for a speed then coast like a scooter? |
Originally Posted by SkunkWerX
(Post 19067594)
TDS, It's probably in another thread, but, what mod did you do?
Also, I am curious about the pedalflows.... do you pedal more like a bike? or pedal up for a speed then coast like a scooter? I have a second one I'm planning on swapping the bottom bracket on, and the chainring and pedal arms as well. That will be a real custom PedalFlow. As for the ride, you start like a scooter, and pedal like riding a bike. It's similar to riding a scooter for the coasting, but so is a bike. It's basically a scooter with pedals, and a coaster brake. You'd need to try one out to really form an opinion. And the gearing is definitely too high when the rear cog isn't swapped out. It is fun though!!! |
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My Dahon Speed D7 at rest on today's 30 miler (scenic viewpoint):
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Originally Posted by tds101
(Post 19067654)
I swapped out the rear cog. It was a 12t, and I put a 19t on there. It was too darn slow. Now, I put a 16t cog on, and it's pretty much just right. I also opened up almost everything, except the bottom bracket (I don't have the right tools,...yet), and greased everything up. I gave it new pedals as well. The stock ones didn't even have bearings.
I have a second one I'm planning on swapping the bottom bracket on, and the chainring and pedal arms as well. That will be a real custom PedalFlow. As for the ride, you start like a scooter, and pedal like riding a bike. It's similar to riding a scooter for the coasting, but so is a bike. It's basically a scooter with pedals, and a coaster brake. You'd need to try one out to really form an opinion. And the gearing is definitely too high when the rear cog isn't swapped out. It is fun though!!! |
Originally Posted by SkunkWerX
(Post 19068398)
Thanks for the explanation. It sounds interesting. I`ll need to find a place that sells them to see how they ride.
Micro Pedalflow | Easy-to-Carry Seatless Folding Bike |
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