Folders! Foldable bicycles, minivelos and demontables

[grantoury]

They also make a 700c folding bicycle, which I really like: (999 euro)

 

[grantoury]

The Paratrooper Highline is a 27,5" mountain bike:

 

[KayOs]

Speaking of Paratroopers...

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

60s Japanese, lovely bike.

 

[grantoury]

Bernds folding bicycle. Made by hand and available in three (!) sizes. German so they offer a "konfigurator" which means you choose every part on it, drivetrain. handlebar, seatpost everything. So I configured an xl frame with Rohloff hub, Son dynamo lighting, a Brooks, rear carrier and front bag, a frame lock and some nice tyres: 5615 euros (not pictured)

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Bernds folding bicycle. Made by hand and available in three (!) sizes. German so they offer a "konfigurator" which means you choose every part on it, drivetrain. handlebar, seatpost everything. So I configured an xl frame with Rohloff hub, Son dynamo lighting, a Brooks, rear carrier and front bag, a frame lock and some nice tyres: 5615 euros (not pictured)

5615 Euros Holy s**t.

 

[grantoury]

 

[R-V]

WW2 foldable klunker bike - Kent

Expensive, but a real piece of cycling history, as they say find another one. I'm posting in the mtb section because I'm fairly certain these bikes were designed primarily to ride off road, not sure 1940's para's were expecting to find miles of nicely paved roads when dropping at night behind...

www.retrobike.co.uk

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Here is some information.

 

[averagebiker]

I have decided to try another folder after I found a Decathlon one I tried had too short a seatpost for me and passed it on.
Last night I picked up an unbranded one locally for £30. I took a punt as it had some similarity with folding bikes like the Carrera intercity and other cheaper mass produced examples. I suspect it was obtained via an online retailer or marketplace.
So far it looks well worth the money and I will give it a good going over and tweak it here and there over the next few evenings