That’s what started me down the rabbit hole Edwin! Good eyes. They rent her.
Wouldn’t name a price. Been enjoying the Hubba around town!
Karl
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Karl,
Halcyon Bikes on 12th South had one of those out front in the last few
months. You might check to see if it is still there. I think it was on
consignment.
Edwin
On Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 3:53:38 PM UTC-5, Karl wrote:
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> Congratulations Chris! Looks fun! Let me know if it doesn’t work
Congratulations Chris! Looks fun! Let me know if it doesn’t work out. I have
been pondering travel bikes lately!
Karl
Nashville, TN
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I'm joining this discussion a little late, but my wife and I have a Bike Friday
Family Tandem with the SRAM DualDrive. I will agree that it doesn't ride quite
the same (as well?) as a "regular" bike, but we do have a lot fun on it.
Obviously, being able to pack a tandem into the trunk of a sma
Compared to a $600 Bike Friday tandem, my suggestion will be in the
stratospheric realm. For my young son and me, we invested in a Co-Motion
tandem, the Torpedo model where the stoker seat can be raised from 4 foot
something rider up to 6 feet. We also got S&S couplers so we can fit into
two
Kelly,
Long time no talk. Feel free to call if you want more details.
I had a 66cm Bike Friday briefly and was surprised at the ride for riders our
size. I second that the tire size (width) makes a difference when trying to
calm the steering a bit. Mine accelerated brilliantly and would have b
As to the handing of small wheeled folding bikes, I find that tire width
make a huge difference.
I have Schwalbe Big Apple 20 x 2.15 tires on both my Bike Friday Llama and
Swift Folder. No problems at all doing a week long tour or a century on
the Llama.
Both bikes came with more narrow tire
oops, make that east coast of Australia - sorry
On Saturday, May 19, 2018 at 5:30:05 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
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> my nephew and his wife traversed both the west coast of Australia and the
> continental North Sea shore on their bike Fridays hauling their toddlers in
> trailers.
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my nephew and his wife traversed both the west coast of Australia and the
continental North Sea shore on their bike Fridays hauling their toddlers in
trailers.
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I also have a brompton with the large touring bag that I use for my
commute. I was able to set it up almost identically to my Hillborne. It
can be a little twitchy but you learn that smooth steering is all in the
lean. I also feel that it's about 20% more work than the Hillborne because
of t
That is a great deal on the bike Friday tandem in Bismarck, ND. Since he is
selling his parents, I don’t think the seller understands the value.
I had a bike friday takedown tandem that went into travel cases. It rode fine,
but didn’t have the complete feel like a “regular size” bike. The ta
Hello Kelly,
I'm very interested in your Roadeo should you decide to sell it. I have a
single speed Brompton which I would include in the deal if it helps!
Thanks,
JohnS
On Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 5:45:40 PM UTC-4, Kelly wrote:
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> I’m looking at a bike Friday tandem and a bike Friday world
Thanks; very interesting photos. Funny, in the first photo, with the
seatpost all the way down, the tires look as if they're at least
40-somethings.
My Hon Solo has nominal 35s, actual 32s (406 X 1.35 Kojaks) and I've ridden
it once or twice on the acequia roads near my house; but our soil is so
s
I too have Brompton that I ride almost daily. It exceeded my expectations in
pretty much every way - especially comfort and ride quality. I’m 6’3” with a
pbh around 93. I’ve tricked mine out with various aftermarket bits to make it
lighter and shinier. Highly recommended
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I know of at least one lister (Anton) over at iBob who loved his Bike
Friday tandem but traded it in for a Haul-a-Day when the kids got bigger.
Think I have that right.
On Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 8:33:57 PM UTC-4, Kelly wrote:
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> Thanks for all the comments! Buying new they have stated that
Patrick—Sure thing:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/vfSWMxR4cgnUjusj2
Some pics of it folded on the train, its half folded kickstand, my
sister-in-law riding it at night (dynohub + lights), and out on a fire
road. It has 16" wheels, 35mm wide so as long as the road isn't an absolute
mess, you can ma
Matt: I'd love to see a photo. Fits in overhead bin and handles fire roads
-- sounds like a winning niche product!
On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 5:45 PM, Matt wrote:
> I can't say enough glowing things about my Brompton if folding is your
> priority (and there are myriad resources out there for tourin
Thanks for all the comments! Buying new they have stated that if I get it
and don't like it I am able to send it back for the cost of freight. Which
is why I'm going to go ahead with the tandem.
I'm not ready to dump my fleet of Rivendel's but am / have changed my goals
- in retirement I
I can't say enough glowing things about my Brompton if folding is your
priority (and there are myriad resources out there for touring with them if
that's what you're looking to do; start with pathlesspedaled.com). It's the
bike I ride the most because it's my commuter and my city bike. I thought
It depends on what you're looking to accomplish.
I spent thousands of dollars on a custom Bike Friday NWT, dreaming of
having a bike with me whenever I traveled.
After three trips I sold it at a significant loss.
A Friday is almost as much trouble to pack and carry around boxed as a
traditional
I've considered their bikes before, but once I realized just how long/high
of a "stem" I'd need to get a similar position to my 60cm Bombadil , I
cannot imagine how it feel very solid and stable compared to a regular
frame.
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