I like my Dahon for the grocery store for this reason, too -- it takes up
less space, or at least seems to (not that I really mind taking the 29er
Matthews to the store, either).
On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 6:20 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:
> Bill nailed it, the mini velo design lets the bike fit in a s
Here's the derailer.
https://www.amazon.com/Tourney-Shimano-Rear-Derailleur-RD-TX55/dp/B00U1U9YQU
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Mark: Yes, that pulley thingy on the derailer is kinda like a Jtek. They were
also made by Avid for a while as a cable angle smoother outer (I'm not
convinced it makes any difference), and Shimano put one on the first XTR Rapid
Rise mech.
I'll probably replace the giant black boat anchor with
Also, I'm fairly certain I have the first one in the US, and considering the
complete lack of interest in non-folding minis here, I expect it to remain
quite rare. So that's fun.
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It really is a tasteful-looking ride. Flickr won't let me magnify--is that
some kind of jtek mechanism on the rear derailleur?
I hear you on the stair lugging. That is about the one area where little
old Miss Clementine can be a mama bear. Going down is the worst, though
after a thread on the s
Bill nailed it, the mini velo design lets the bike fit in a smaller space in my
apartment, plus my short self finds them easier to lug up and down stairs
without banging the wheels on the steps.
Also, I've been riding folders for so long that small wheels don't look "odd"
to me..it just looks
Definitely cool. Dig that matte black paint. Seems like Albas are going to
be a tight fit without a significantly longer stem?
I have something sort of similar. Riv content: If they had only taken the
bottom down tube, flipped it, and put it on top, I'd have a 20" folding
Clem(entine) with fu
