Folding bikes for children
08-19-22, 07:00 AM
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Cool to see this thread updated. I still have my modified Dahon Curve but thinking of selling it. I bought a used Birdy 3 used at a very good price and with some slight modifications gave it to my son to use. He's 14 now and the Birdy is growing with him. Just switched out the seat for a Poloqo. He's faster on it than I am on my Tern these days. Waiting to see if I can get my hands on a used Helix.
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08-19-22, 11:36 AM
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Sorry, it's a brand of bike seats. Prologo and I misspelled it with a q. But it has this upside down capital Q in it's brand logo and I always end up spelling it with a q instead of a g.
08-19-22, 11:52 AM
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This is a clever and simple solution for reducing reach or, conversely, extending reach by rotating the riser bar forward. If the Folding Bikes Subforum had Tips and Hints thread, this would be a perfect addition.
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08-19-22, 02:13 PM
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OOOhhh! That makes more sense.
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