Bikes we like
#276
Idealistic Troublemaker
Hey, we're not the only ones who like Jetbike, it's in the Google 2013 review
https://youtu.be/Lv-sY_z8MNs
https://youtu.be/Lv-sY_z8MNs
#277
my nice bike is at home
"I found a better pic of that bike...."
Thanks, That thing is a marvel of engineering! ....and yes, Mr. Moulton would have something to say about it.
Thanks, That thing is a marvel of engineering! ....and yes, Mr. Moulton would have something to say about it.
#278
Str*t*gic *quivoc*tor
Maybe more of a Utility Bike entry, but small wheels, so I'll post it here:

Yasujiro mini cargo bike, from the Soma store.

Yasujiro mini cargo bike, from the Soma store.
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#279
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Wow,almost $2k. That's more than I paid for my Big Dummy.
Wonder if the price is going to drop like the Mini Velo's did?
Wonder if the price is going to drop like the Mini Velo's did?
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C'dale BBU('05 and '09)/Super Six/Hooligan8and 3,Kona Dew Deluxe,Novara Buzz/Safari,Surly Big Dummy,Marin Pt Reyes,Giant Defy 1,Schwinn DBX SuperSport,Dahon Speed Pro TT,Brompton S6L/S2E-X

#281
Vello Kombi, baby
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Soma minivelos plummeted to 750$ from 1200$
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#282
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Soma Mini-Velos are all gone.
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#283
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Actually,there was a site selling them for $500. There's still a 53 on eBay for that. I almost bought one,but didn't like the 451 wheels and narrow-ish tire clearance,plus not a fan of canti's. If it had 406's and I could've mounted some 1.6" Marathon Supremes,I would've pulled the trigger.
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C'dale BBU('05 and '09)/Super Six/Hooligan8and 3,Kona Dew Deluxe,Novara Buzz/Safari,Surly Big Dummy,Marin Pt Reyes,Giant Defy 1,Schwinn DBX SuperSport,Dahon Speed Pro TT,Brompton S6L/S2E-X

#284
Idealistic Troublemaker

IMG_20131217_093929 by What Photos Look Like, on Flickr
If you ever do get one, ditch the original Kenda's for some higher-pressure tires.
Last edited by bjorke; 12-29-13 at 12:46 PM. Reason: typo
#288
The Recumbent Quant
#289
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The Like , does not necessarily include Owning one.. those who own a Brompton,
have already said so in numerous other threads . so why do so again ..
but since you insist..
1 BRG M3L , Ergon GR3 grip , Mountain drive 54t (21.6t) 2 speed crank.
dynamo lights and several bag options for the front carrier block..
have already said so in numerous other threads . so why do so again ..
but since you insist..
1 BRG M3L , Ergon GR3 grip , Mountain drive 54t (21.6t) 2 speed crank.
dynamo lights and several bag options for the front carrier block..
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The Like , does not necessarily include Owning one.. those who own a Brompton,
have already said so in numerous other threads . so why do so again ..
but since you insist..
1 BRG M3L , Ergon GR3 grip , Mountain drive 54t (21.6t) 2 speed crank.
dynamo lights and several bag options for the front carrier block..
have already said so in numerous other threads . so why do so again ..
but since you insist..
1 BRG M3L , Ergon GR3 grip , Mountain drive 54t (21.6t) 2 speed crank.
dynamo lights and several bag options for the front carrier block..
I ordered a custom Brompton S3 two days ago from Switchback Cyclery here in Toronto, Canada. I'll have it in a couple of months, problem is I have to wait 3 months for all the snow to melt and 4 months for warm Spring weather. But by ordering it now I'll beat the Spring rush. Here in Canada bicycle shops are almost empty during the Winter, then first sign of warm Spring weather and the service counter gets slammed 3 deep.
I used search to find and read all posts on the folding bikes board that have Brompton in the title, and it helped me get to know a bit more about them. I'm looking forward to tearing up the bike trails here in Toronto with mine

#291
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The Like , does not necessarily include Owning one.. those who own a Brompton,
have already said so in numerous other threads . so why do so again ..
but since you insist..
1 BRG M3L , Ergon GR3 grip , Mountain drive 54t (21.6t) 2 speed crank.
dynamo lights and several bag options for the front carrier block..
have already said so in numerous other threads . so why do so again ..
but since you insist..
1 BRG M3L , Ergon GR3 grip , Mountain drive 54t (21.6t) 2 speed crank.
dynamo lights and several bag options for the front carrier block..
Pics or it didn't happen
#292
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the prior bike I posted Here..https://www.cyclofiend.com/working/20...clark1110.html
go look
the Newer one Has no rack , but the crankset, shown, was retained ,
(put the OEM 50t back on)
as was the saddle and front Touring Bag..
Background:
spring and fall there is a cruise ship port of call, here, as the tourists Biz are going from
winter tropical home ports, to summer Alaska coast cruises ,
and the reverse at the end of the Summer.
they mostly hit the thrift stores, here, when ashore..
go look
the Newer one Has no rack , but the crankset, shown, was retained ,
(put the OEM 50t back on)
as was the saddle and front Touring Bag..
Background:
spring and fall there is a cruise ship port of call, here, as the tourists Biz are going from
winter tropical home ports, to summer Alaska coast cruises ,
and the reverse at the end of the Summer.
they mostly hit the thrift stores, here, when ashore..
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#293
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Thanks, I'm new to the Folding Bikes board. Just started following it a week ago.
I ordered a custom Brompton S3 two days ago from Switchback Cyclery here in Toronto, Canada. I'll have it in a couple of months, problem is I have to wait 3 months for all the snow to melt and 4 months for warm Spring weather. But by ordering it now I'll beat the Spring rush. Here in Canada bicycle shops are almost empty during the Winter, then first sign of warm Spring weather and the service counter gets slammed 3 deep.
I used search to find and read all posts on the folding bikes board that have Brompton in the title, and it helped me get to know a bit more about them. I'm looking forward to tearing up the bike trails here in Toronto with mine
I ordered a custom Brompton S3 two days ago from Switchback Cyclery here in Toronto, Canada. I'll have it in a couple of months, problem is I have to wait 3 months for all the snow to melt and 4 months for warm Spring weather. But by ordering it now I'll beat the Spring rush. Here in Canada bicycle shops are almost empty during the Winter, then first sign of warm Spring weather and the service counter gets slammed 3 deep.
I used search to find and read all posts on the folding bikes board that have Brompton in the title, and it helped me get to know a bit more about them. I'm looking forward to tearing up the bike trails here in Toronto with mine


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Wow, now that is a pimptacular BFriday!
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Wow. There are some Beeeautiful machines in this thread. Thanks for sharing the images.
#300
The Recumbent Quant