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What do you think about folding bikes? |
Are they dependable? What's a good brand and what should I pay? How many gears do I need for moderate terrain? I'm an adult novice who will cycle for a few hours on weekends out in the country. Folding bikes are for people with space constraints, such as flying to Europe, living in a small apartment, or sailing on a small boat, or going to work via a train where you cant put a regular bike on the train. folding bikes can be tough to make a good fit for bigger guys. there are always some compromises on folding bikes but - Check Giatex Portable for one a little different and really quite rigid. check http://www.bikefriday.com/ for the Be$t folding bike Unless you NEED the features of a folding bike, you will enjoy a non folder much more. They are a novelty, for the most part. If you want to do some good rides get a regular bike. Any area where a bike folds will be a weak spot subject to flex and break downs. It will just hurt your ability to ride, in the long run. It will take more energy to make a weaker bike that flexes alot go for longer periods of time. Save your money, and buy a real bike. |
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