Looks very close to Tornado frame..maybe made by the same factory.

Check out this site : The guy is currently building this frame set

https://handsonbike.blogspot.com/p/crius-aev20.html

Not a good idea to install below 53T chainring for foldie 20inch..U will max out or lack of high speed gear real quick..especially coming down a slope. I think minimal also at least 52T la...unless u always riding relek relek only.

There is disk brake version of Tornado if u wanna run disk brake set up...and it looks cooler to me actually.
U still need the front brakes for safety, back brake wont save u in emergency situation. Dont omit that.

actually, setup fpr 48t is a wise choice consist of climbing. even single chainring is for lesser gear setup headche and lighten ur bike.

but,
if ur thinking of joining a roadbike group ride in the future, the 53/39 is good enough lah. u will have option lower gear 39t and higher speed with 53t.

if the 11-30 is too light for u, try to used 11-25. close ratio casette is good on flat road also climbing bcoz our setup on small wheel. big jump casette (mtb casette) good for single chainring, small ratio (road casette) is for double chainring.

happy weekend everyone

I dont live in klang valley bro.so, that place is quite far from me.

Here actually we got a few places with respectable gradient as well. sometimes i just choose mtbing climb offroad jer..planning to ride on bukit tampin and bukit sampah somewhere in the near future, just need to arrange suitable time to go there, since the distance will be around 120-140km..

What i meant with fraser is, the gradient isn't as extreme as i previously imagine in my head..you know lah, it's a famous climbing spot in Malaysia, and it's been hailed as the place where cyclist 'renew licenced', in the end, it's only a long and continous climb with moderate gradient. Once you get your gearing and cadence right, it was an effortless climb. But i do enjoy the trip, just less excited to ride there again.

it's challenging for most of the riders ler.  . kudos to you

i prefer climbing more than riding downhills, because my balls shrinks on the descent

Bear hill u need mtb, for better braking..but it's crowded with pedestrian as well..so to avoid collision, better walk your bike ler on the way down

Don't believe everything cyclist tell you.... Especially when they say how easy a route is...
All in good intention to boost your confident.

I got both bro, mtb and foldies..mtb got 2 sets of wheelset, one for offroad, and the other one is a lighter wheelset for onroad used with slick tyres..too lazy to change tyre.

But i enjoy riding my small wheels more. It's just as fast, no, i think it's a faster ride than mtb. But to be exact, for me, both mtb and foldies differs in terms of pedalling technique, where on foldies i can spin spin spin and save my energy and on mtb i have to grind grind grind and use more power, especially during offroading..but could be because my foldies crankarms is 170mm and my mtb is 175mm..dunno ler..one thing for sure, both foldies and mtb are fun to ride in their own way.

If u in melaka, can try join with Lizard Cycling Group (most of them are MTBers anyway, onroad ride on wednesday night, 50-70km with average of 25-30kmh. Offroad every sunday..

Bear hill..photos taken from friend's ride yesterday..looks yummy eh?

That's something new! Can show some pix of the machine?