Folders! Foldable bicycles, minivelos and demontables

[nicklej]

these intrigue me, I won't be buying one, but they still intrigue me.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/37423351...CWW29WkuTCryzGgF6LoQckIMM=|tkp:Bk9SR8ymiIS4YQ

Very similar to the Strida bike. I don't personally like riding bikes with small wheels, even Brompton. Perhaps for small journeys but some people love them

 

[novocaine]

Very similar to the Strida bike. I don't personally like riding bikes with small wheels, even Brompton. Perhaps for small journeys but some people love them

completely agree and yes very much like the Strida. on reason for one of these is to leave in the boot of the car for city riding and even then I'd be tempted to walk.

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Very similar to the Strida bike. I don't personally like riding bikes with small wheels, even Brompton. Perhaps for small journeys but some people love them

Try a Mezzo, I have one and it goes well.

 

[grantoury]

these intrigue me, I won't be buying one, but they still intrigue me.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/37423351...CWW29WkuTCryzGgF6LoQckIMM=|tkp:Bk9SR8ymiIS4YQ

Seen used in Top gear, race against the Japanese bullit train. Didn't look very stable or rideable

 

[KayOs]

I have found a few more pictures...

 

[KayOs]

It's not a folding bike but it's 20 inches and without question pretty impressive....

 

[R-V]

It's not a folding bike but it's 20 inches and without question pretty impressive....

I guess i would try this on skis. Awesome resort btw

 

[KayOs]

I guess i would try this on skis. Awesome resort btw

Yes indeed. I went snowboarding there years ago. Simply breathtaking.

 

[grantoury]

A patent from 1899:

 

[grantoury]

Montague are a USA brand of full size folding bicycles since 1987. They were asked to make a folder for the US marines, the paratrooper: (@MattiThundrrr posted it before) It is 1379 euros in Germany