Let's See Your Folding Bike

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I know there is a gallery section, and forgive me if I'm wrong in posting this thread here, but I thought since it's "photo specific" to folding bikes it might be OK. If not, please delete the thread, as I have posted these photos on a thread within the gallery forum.

I just thought it would be nice to see everyone's folding bike. Anyway, here's mine:

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Hello. Does your Brompton have the extended seat post? If so, is the above image showing the lowest it can be when folded? Thank you.
 

Kell

Veteran
It certainly looks like it does.

this is mine with the extended post pushed all the way in...

Although I will say two things.

  1. I actually cut the rubber bung down on mine as it was such a tight fit to get it into the boot of my car.
  2. when I had a hire bike, it had the telescopic seatpost. Even allowing for the fact that I left the top part extended, it ended up folding smaller than mine with the extended post.

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It certainly looks like it does.

this is mine with the extended post pushed all the way in...

Although I will say two things.

  1. I actually cut the rubber bung down on mine as it was such a tight fit to get it into the boot of my car.
  2. when I had a hire bike, it had the telescopic seatpost. Even allowing for the fact that I left the top part extended, it ended up folding smaller than mine with the extended post.

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Thank you for the info.
 

ExBrit

Über Member
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Father and daughter :bicycle::bicycle:
 

avecReynolds531

Veteran
Location
Small Island
Update to Post 183 & for 400:

1. SRF back together, locking cone washer added
2. Gearing now 44/15 & much improved (new chainset, bb, chain & sprocket)
3. There were some thoughts that Bromptons (at one point) left the factory with none too generous bearing care - redone, as was the headset & folding pedal
4. Frameset rust treated (messy - will know better next time!), handlebar stem freed & reset
5. Wheels trued

All ok.

Such a fabulous practical design and London success story: still a wonderful bicycle.
 
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