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No this is a risk, and a good mitigation idea
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Brompton g line has really slack geo (esp seat tube) geo which i dont like and also no suitable handlebar for climbing (bullhorn or drops preferred). Is also like 12kg, whereas this is sub 8kg.
Petit porteur is rad, you could retrofit couplers
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Intended use is a 55km each way commute with the tube at one end; need a very capable commuter. I considered all the options and settled on either this or a bike friday pocket rocket.
Folding is quite straightforward for public transport but only because there are no rear brake or gear cables to conplicate the 2 separable bits.
Could do a build thread. Need to get the seat tube reamed. Here it is separated
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New minivelo:
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-Paragon Z couplers which are so effective and hidden they put S&S couplers to shame
-Conforms to TFL and all train operator definitions of a folding bike (frame must separate / 20 inch wheels); and way more rideable than a Brompton (and lighter than a Bike Friday)
-406 wheels > 451 wheels because much broader rim and tyre choices. Gravel tyre clearances (2.2 inch) but I prefer rim brakes so sticking to 1.75 inch tyres atm.
-Yet to fit a brake
-Built by forum's own @Biggles567 Hill Frameworks
@JacqueLucque you may enjoy and propagate as you see fit. I will probably fit a 25cm stem shortly. -
Enjoy today all! See you next year :))
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Really sad, a really talented writer
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Up Kop Hill?!?!?!?!?!
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I have a litespeed blade with paint needs redoing and one of the bottle cage threads (one is working) is gone, say £250 with forks and headset? Is a truly excellent frame though. Pm if you want pics
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Ephemeral winter carbon frame and durable alloy components
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