bro huge different man.
ori alloy 7006, replica dunno what.
reheat, replica none.
Geometric, huge different.
5 Joint, look at how and where it joint.
I'm not again replica, just way too many idiot in buysell bicycle selling replica at ori prices and give all bullshit .....
replica is just wide open the door for more rider, quality wise, is always what u get for what you pay ...
check the different (chinese):
http://www.zhuangbei2012.com/survival_equi...e-montague.html

Is not only the prices, dishonest seller .....
would u happy when seller said ORIGINAL but the item is actually imitation ? that is false claim, cannot be support, even the seller put Sram XX, still don't give him right to fake it ....

what have to do with 206 n 407 (this two totally different model btw) and mit ? those is licensing ....
not equal pirated ...
if base on u said, u can't even drive honda, cause rover is using honda engine .

My Dash P18 during "Penang Lang Loves Cycling" today to celebrate Penang Heritage Day.
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Thx to ur Brilliant Suggestion of swapping wheels with wifey's Speed P8, I showed Chin Aik and they ordered the BA. The tires makes a Huuugeeee difference. Rides thru road imperfections like a dream. Can save money I intended to use for chiropractor liao.. Hehe.. The saddle is a Ergogel Moderate and its very comfy. I can go for my routine 25-30km (1hr) trips without my padded shorts. Love to cycle using back roads passing by paddy fields and kampung to Mengkuang Dam.

Forgot to answer ur q about cyclometer. It's a Sigma STS 1609 with optional Cadence. Bought 2 sets at same time (for wife oso).

Woah, first ride and its an uphill one? I might U-turn half way up and go back hahaha
yeah bro ...

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i have an issue - i have a Velo VL1200 saddle and that gave me a sore ass, after riding 4km plus i think ...

any idea what should i get to make my bum bum less painful?

A friend requested me to mod her foldie (bought from KSH BIkes) to 16 speed. She wanted to sell it and get another one but this Geometric is not even listed in the internet.  , so how to sell?  It's actually assembled by KSH from a collection of cheapest components! So, the next best thing is carry on riding it and upgrade the gearing.

I manage to keep cost down to only about RM400. Getting a left hand side SRAM X4 is a nightmare so I have to ditch the SRAM system and change to Shimano. I got the cheaper Prowell double crank, a Microshift clamp on FD (this bike has a tube size of 34.9mm) but this is not possible on Terns and Dahons as the tubes are 41mm. I installed my old Deore RD and modified a bracket for the FD cable with a barrel adjuster from an old RD.

If you spend a bit more for the 9 speed shifter and also a new 9 speed cassette, you can mod to 9 speed direct or 18 speed in all. 

First the Shimano 8 speed trigger shifters.



The Prowell double crank, off course one can buy super expensive cranks but this will do for this bike as weight is not a criteria. Also the Microshift clamp on FD.



The Deore rear derailleur. Have to be careful of the long cage though when riding on the 52T by 32T.



The modified cable routing for the FD.



The barrel adjuster on the modified bracket bolted on the bike stand's bolt.

Yup, I'm staying Seberang Jaya. Just last Sunday, my wife and myself parked my car at jetty, took our bikes across on d ferry and cycled to Straits Quay to attend MITM travel fair. Bought trip to Taiwan on 3rd Nov with Lye Peng.. Dropped over at sis place in Fettes Park and had dinner at Pang Hainan seafood (d buttered tiger prawns is to die for). Then it rained, they had to drop us and our bikes at the ferry. Left mainland at 4pm, reached home at 12.30midnite. Round trip <30km but we covered about 14km only due to the rain.

The track I use is thru Jln Kumbang Semang (paddy fields) to Kubang Semang town and use new flyover (good uphill) to Mengkuang Dam. From my house at Tmn Seri Arowana to Mengkuang Dam and back is about 35-40km. If u pusing2 Mengkuang dam, it takes more. Vehicles (inc buses and trucks) r more tolerant than anywhere else in Penang.

Gilbert, do u stay on mainland? If so, wanna join trip organized by Kelab Berbasikal Butterworth? It's on 15th Sept and can register at Eng Hong. Uncle recommended me the ride. The recent Heritage night ride also recommended by him. We registered for Cycling For A Lane 5 (CFAL5) on 8th of Sept also but it's 82+km against Road+Mountain Bikes. So, now training for that goal.. If not we KO!

Wah..someone selling the replica hummer at triple the price I bought

http://www.mudah.my/26+x17+19+inch+aluminu...in-22271332.htm

Yealo..I mean..for my replica at RM900 also I feel abit high liao

Sure. Weekdays: If 7am or 4pm, I normally go by myself, if 6+pm, I'll go with wife. Weekends: Either rides or hike at Cherok Tok Kun. Will info nxt time I ride. It's not consistent as I work shifts.

15/09: Kempen Kayuhan Berbasikal - Everyone Can Ride (Tony F, pls don't sue). Since u stay in R.Uda, u can get more info from Uncle. Too bad it clashes with Penang Star Walk 2013.

Apart from multiple LEDs for night rides, I only change saddle and install wireless meter with cadence.

There's a weekly night ride for BM riders. Gathering at Mini Velo (beside Hong Leong), Tmn Desa Damai every Thu by 8.30pm. Wanted to join yesterday but it rained.

RM170 for Maxxis DTH?  each right?

n finally
tadaa!

Did you use this in off road biking just like a mountain bike?
Its not designed for such rough terrain..

Aisay man, don't be too quick to judge - especially when you lifted a picture from the internet.. You only got half the story..

This is not a local owner, but infact, a friend of mine from the Dahon Forums.

The photos shown was actually a 2008 Dahon Jetstream XP - full story here: DebCar's website

It appears that the XP was taken on trails, hard-ridden before it was completely broken down. It was used for jumps, and was also heavily modified for offroad rides.

Sam

No problems dude..

Carrie, the owner of the 2008 JXP has a wealth of information on the bike. Infact, it was a happy ending when he managed to get a new frame for the Dahon. It was completely retro-fitted. I found it amazing that he had built a new Kilo fork based on CAD design.

If there's a definite reference on riding a Dahon Jetstream on the trail, DebCar's site would the the ultimate resource.

In relation to what you saw, a large percentage of the Jetstreams here in Malaysia are garage queens. They are kept by collectors rather than ridden on the road & trail.

Posting a picture of the broken XP and saying that its a "tragedy" without ever finding out the real story is just plain misleading. Very irresponsible.

Sam