Hi... Im looking for folding bicycle, does anyone owning one??? I found one at LeRun for the brand Dahon but.....their starting price is RM899.. Need that expensive meh??? (budget around RM500)
Will appreciate is anyone able to provide some ideas, opinion, retailer shore regarding folding bicyle.
It is very convenient you can swap this thing into your car boot and cycle anytime anywhere..

Unfold



Folded


Here are some of the website: Dahon & Polygon Bike

Thanks...

RM899 for a Dahon is considered to be VERY VERY VERY cheap. In Taiwan, the prices starts from ~RM1.2K for a Boardwalk

There's a lot of capalang folding bikes (not sure about Malaysia.. I'm located in taiwan) out there but I don't recommend them. They're a b1tch to ride and could even be downright dangerous as the joints can be loose and the whole bike feels like its gonna brake anytime. Just doesn't inspire confidence.

Here's some of my fav's.

Best cheapo folder
--> Giant Halfway/ Dahon D7

Best go fast fast folder
--> KHS F20 T3 (but the folding size is big) or the expensive RM Birdy.

Best folder period
--> Bromptons (but $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$)

My wife's Giant Halfway.

Wow..
You own giant also.... That is good brand good quality..
You have your point..sound rational for those brandless bike might have their bike's the joints can be loose anytime...

The RM899 is starting price does not mean they selling that price..
Im looking forward for Curve D3 selling at RM1499(Die~ )

How is the folding process??? complicated? friendly?

So you are Malaysian in Taiwan... My fren keep promoting how great the "Open-minded-ness" in Taiwan...People seems more civilized compare to Msia (according to her)

Any one out there can provide more info or perhaps show off a little your ride...? Thanks

The Dahon's and Halfways are considered 15sec folders which means you can fold it in less than 15sec.

Both area extremely easy to fold.. my wife also can do it with her eyes closed.

Anyway, there's folding bikes here that starts from ~RM300 onwards and I've tried riding some of them. It's scary lor.

It's not my ride actually... it's my wife's. We had some minor changes like upgrading the brakes (this is a must for the 2008 and earlier model), change the rear deraileur, a 11T cassette (she manages 35kmph on flat ground with this) and some continental sports contact.





Fits nicely between the washing machine and the wall

Hi!

I'm looking for a folding bicycle in KL as well.

Kethon, in which branch of LeRun did you find the Dahon?

Already bought one? Any good?

Let me know!

Cheers,

Tom

HI,

Pls share with me if anyone know about folding bike in Penang, Malaysia... I want to buy one...


Thanks,

Please visit Rodalink @ Bangsar for more information on Dahon-foldable bikes. Btw, I've seen two Dahon bikes there (in the shop) when I cycled passed the shop which is located opposite my house.

yeah i bought my bicycle there also ... now also thinking folding type one .... my bicycle too big! cant put inside my car need van to send it to repair my tires are gone wanna replace with off road one dun know can go buy and replace myself ... anyidea? easy to replace it like our car?

What bicycle do you ride?

If you just want to replace the tires.. just bring the wheel to the shop ler.

If you want to bring your bike to jalan jalan in another state or whatever, you can also remove the wheels and chuck it at the back of your car.



Of course, this means there's no space left for passengers

I can fit my MTB into the rear passenger seats, its wheels in the boot AND a Halfway folding bike into a Toyota Vios.

this is what i got HEIST 700C



can i replace bigger tires ar? dun u worry the bicyce might scratches ya leather seats ar?

Anybody interested and actually bought the folding bike in KL? I am verrryyyy interested, becos kena racun after came back from Taiwan travel.

You meant fatter tires issit? Yours already quite thick for 700c

No worries... the drivatrain is facing outside so won't scratch.

You should've brought one back

ya....very regret right now

This is a bit on the heavy side but its darn cool

Pacific cycle's IF Mode 26" folder.

http://www.pacific-cycles.com/product3.asp...=1&cat2=4&pid=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?hl=en&v=jJr7JRAe70c&gl=US

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD2lFgMfh2k

any 1 who want to buy any mountain bike part please find me i got sell. cheers and BMX free style. please let me know ya...Cheers kenny ong

yeah, the shop in bangsar is pretty well stocked although speed p8's are being sold like hotcakes. i called the shop asking about a red speed p8, and they had one yesterday morning. when i got there, after lunch, it was already sold! i ended up buying a mu p8 in dark blue instead.

regarding cheap folding bikes: i saw a cheap-ass one in rodalink for 799rm. i forgot the brand, but you might want to call them to ask for more details. if i were you though, i'd save up to buy the curve. it has better quality. you can also check out the JZ88 folding bikes in singapore. they're locally made so i think they might be cheaper. plus, they fold up like a shopping cart.

Come come... show us ur MU

The Speed has better ride qualities but its heavier and you need to maintain the steel frame from rusting inside... so in a way, good also la if you got the Mu instead.

This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: May 24 2009, 06:02 PM

pictures? okidoki.



here it is folded at home.

this is the mu when i took it out to the sri petaling park. kind of a stupid idea really, as a entrance from the LRT side had an incline of 30 degrees uphill. i THOUGHT i could ride my bike on it (yeah right), i ended up pushing my bike up to the top just to get pictures of my bike on grass. lol



funny thing about this bike is that i'm only 4'11 and practically the minimum height size to ride this. all the reviews online are made by foreigners who are big and burly so they say this bike is SMALL, but on me, this bike is FULL SIZED. hahaha. i love it though.

Just a suggestion but I think you could try to lower down the handlebar height and increase the seatpost height a lil. That would help improve pedalling efficiency and climbing.

http://www.jimlangley.net/crank/bikefit.html

sorry. that was a crappy picture. i folded it when i got on top because i was reading my book and i wanted the bike out of the sun. this shot was taken right before i planned to get down again, hence the wrong saddle height etc. thanks for the suggestion though.

Hi i'm selling bicycle part if any one interested please let me know this is my blog. http://mtbpros2.blogspot.com/

up for grab. Rm500. imported from japan and still good condition



This post has been edited by mousepad87: May 28 2009, 08:10 PM

i wonder where can i get foldable bicyle in KL area?

How much you bought your mu-P8? Besides the weight and design Speed -P8 and mu-P8 ... all looks the same only... i prefer mu-P8 for the nice curve design...

Speed P8 is cromoly frame while the Mu is aluminum. The Speed should "ride" better ...less vibration but heavier and risk of rusting.

where to get dark blue mu p8 in pj or kl areas???????? how much exactly, damn i kena racun d !!

Hi guys, I'm currently doing my own online business. I'm selling bicycle and also it's accesories and parts. Kindly visit my blog http://mtbpros2.blogspot.com . For enquiries, you may email me at mtbpros@gmail.com or add me at my msn mtbpro@hotmail.com

sigh this forum not efficient at all , nobody reply wan sien

I got mine for 2k+. It's really being sold for 2.3k but you can ask for discounts.

In terms of differences, I guess it's really about the bike parts. I wanted the Speed P8 because if the specifics (Big Apple tires, chromoly frame) but the Mu p8 was one of my top options.

It's better to have a list of bikes you like and then go to the shop to test ride them all so that you can see exactly what feels better for you to ride.

---

Added on June 4, 2009, 1:48 pmrodalink bangsar. the main branch is in puchong. call them first to ask if they have stock of bikes and in what colors so you don't go to the shop for nothing.

This post has been edited by dysphasic: Jun 4 2009, 01:48 PM

I used to run 1.25 conti's and wanted to change to Big Apples for better comfort... the boss recommended 20x2.0 Cheng Sin tyres which I was skeptical initially.. but at the end, it turned out better than expected. Good grip in the wet and rolls quite well too. Best of all... it's cheap

speed p8 and mu p8 same price ?

really? hmmm... i might wait for my current tires to wear out first. don't want unnecessary expenses so soon. hehehe.

btw, i'm also interested in getting a microfolding bike since the mup8 is kinda large and bulky for me (the size of a small full sized bike) and i have a hard time carting it around when folded. have you ever heard about Pacific Bike's Carry Me? it folds thin and long on 8 inch wheels. it looks awesome.





they're the same makers as birdy and airnimal so i trust them. i'm off to singapore this weekend to check them out. hopefully, if they fit me right, i might come back to KL with one.

I tried that before and frankly.. I rather be rollerblading

It's too "circus bear".

If its carting about that you're after, Brompton lor... fold the rear stays and push it around.

do you feel like a circus bear because you're tall? i'm really short (4'11) so it might be sort of ok sized on me. but we'll see. and honestly, a brompton is expensive for a 2nd bike!!!

Any one here know where to get KHS T3 or T33 in Malaysia or singapore???

I think that's quite difficult as T3 is produced mainly for the Taiwanese market.

---

Added on June 13, 2009, 11:00 pmSince my wife won't be riding for the next year or so (will probably get her a new bike) so I've made some small unnoticeable modifications to my
Giant Halfway 07.

Here's how she looks like now:





Fitted the wider 580mm flat bar from my mtb.... better control than the stock 560mm low riser. Climbs better too as the front's now lower



Changed the grips to biologic ones... cheap and cheerful. The shape is better for long rides as it minimizes numbness. And of course, there's the essential bell



Fitted a 11-30T freewheel ... the stock Halfway is seriously undergeared (14T only). This allows for a higher top speed. A long cage Deore rear mech from my MTB is also added



Also changed the "sofa" type saddle to my pre-loved WTB Rocket V (best bang for buck saddle ever created) from my MTB



Lastly, also changed the slippery and heavy stock folding pedal to these.... Wellgo's new QRD-M079 pedals with quick release. Can easy remove the pedal when buying a quick drink in 7-11 to avoid ppl riding away with your bike. It's also so grippy enough that I'm considering changing my MTB's pedal to these as well



This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: Jun 13 2009, 11:00 PM

hi, verry interesting la... any sugesstion where to buy this kind of folding bike in kl or selangor(can somebody give a shop full adress)?

hi..i am mainly travelling between taiwan, china...i wondering should i buy either GIANT or DAHON foldable bike in taiwan, china or in malaysia? any one any idea which place is cheaper?

thanks

For GIANT, Taiwan's cheaper. You can refer to the prices on the link below.. as for where to buy, there's loadsa Giant shops all over Taiwan so just ask the hotel or taxi driver which is the nearest to you. The prices are pretty much fixed as well, no discounts except for 10% off to be spent on accessories.

Ex: NTD10,000 bike... pay NTD10,000 and get NTD1000 worth of accessories of your choice.

http://www.dy.com.tw/catalog/index.php?cPa...jazozmotgwiluuu

As for Dahon, I'm not quite sure as China have their own specific models like the Jane and Archer. These are stated "China Domestic Model" on the rear stays.

Hope that helps

This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: Aug 16 2009, 01:55 PM

i'm interested on outdoor activity especially MTB..but suffering problem about storage in my college..
is there have any folding bike model that suite for MTB activity?

There's some dahon mtb models and the montague's (you can google for them)

Venompuppet, if you are interested in getting a Montague bike at a lower-than-retail price, pm me and I'll send you the contact details of a Singaporean guy who's organising a bulk order for them through another forum.
But you need to hurry, though.

Myself, I've ordered a Cammy Green Montague Paratrooper. My dream bike!..

Hi Ubique,

How much does the paraqtrooper cost?

Hi all,

Where can I can giant or montague folder in KL? Are they more affordable compare to dahon or polygon?

Thanks.

Hi guys! I'm planning to sell the Dahon Mu P8 (2009 edition) that I bought a year ago. It's in orbit blue and if you scan this thread, I posted pictures in earlier replies. It's in VERY VERY good condition with no scratches. I am anal about maintenance so the bike looks brand new. I have to sell it because I currently have two other folding bikes and this is the one I use the least -- plus, I have no more storage space at home, hahaha! If you're interested or want to see more pictures, send me a PM or text me at 016-3751151.

hi all, juz need to ask u guys, where can i get this bike in malaysia? KL in particular. any shops or dealer around ss2 or bangsar area? does i know they sell dahon brand. how bout giant brand? they have it here as well?

This post has been edited by 4_tune: Apr 20 2010, 06:33 PM

i also lookin some fold bikes and interested in the Dahon cadenza
so far i have check this place http://www.tscycle.com donno the price is cheapest or not

anybody knows where else they have sell dahon cadenza ?

LeRun is the distributor for Dahon and I think there is an outlet in Bangsar.

Anyone here keen on group folding bike riding? Any Folder Club or Group in Malaysia?

I came across with this A-Bike which selling at reasonable price.

The built sort of worrying..

Anyone owns it and minds to share your thought?

i looking for foldable bicyle that look like regular bicycle.


1. is there any other option beside Montague ?
2. is it rust-free ? all aluminium?
3. where can i get in malaysia

Im based in Beijing right now - am planning on getting one of these folding bikes. Does anyone know how the Dahon Archer stacks up against the Mu SL / Mu P8 / Speed P9 - Is it the same? Indeed the wording - China Domestic Model is on the side. I know theres only one color - kinda darkish grey and its a 7005 Alu frame. I can get it for about RM1.5k.

Can anyone explain the ride - I've owned road bikes and MTB's, and am not too sure about a frame that folds..

Kinda looks like this:
http://www.dahon.com/bikes/2010/speed-p8

---

Added on August 1, 2010, 10:41 pmNevermind - I confirmed it's a Speed P8.
Here are some up close pics if you dont mind the chinese text.
Any user feedback ?

http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=6303762909

This post has been edited by RJdio: Aug 1 2010, 10:41 PM

Hi .. RJdio,

Is your Speed P8 at RM1.5k price in China? I think it is slightly over RM2k in KL. I just wonder whether it is having the same components as mentioned in the Dahon Home page website. For our local model here, it is the same. Wonder what is the difference for the "China Domestic Modal" ?? Price only difference?

My colleagues in TW has these 2 models which i think it's damn cool;

1) http://www.giant-bicycles.com/zh-tw/bikes/...s.1/6452/41891/
2) http://www.giant-bicycles.com/zh-tw/bikes/....4f/7100/41890/

The MR4 can actually go quite a high speed.... As I am riding a road bike, my colleague follows quite close behind.... very cool bike indeed, but only available in Japan and also TW

Any foldies club around in KL? Would be nice to have a fun ride with other foldies.

Actually I found on Tabao I can get it for RM1.2k ! From what I see it's similiar - it's cro-mo frame, SRAM deraileur 8-9 speed, rapid release wheels,big apple tyres and quite sturdy to ride.

The only issue keeping me on the fence is Im not sure if its safe to ride around town and park it outside with a big chain. Might need to get the front wheel changed to bolts as oppose to rapid release and always take the seatpost with me. Takut kena curi!! The philosophy with a foldie is to take it with you - but I dont want to do that when I go grocery shopping!!

is there any cheaper foldable bike other than dahon? got any china brand?

If you are keen, please PM me your contact. Will be glad to welcome you if you are within KL or PJ.

Otherwise can also join us when we do adventure outings by folder/train to interesting places.

This post has been edited by Bil88: Aug 8 2010, 12:45 AM

Hi Just wonder how you bought the Cammy Green Montague Paratrooper ? As I wish to order 1 from the Singapore contact that you have. Wonder could you advise me the contact ?

Hi all,

I am a newbie here . The last time I owned and rode a bike more seriously was during my scouting days in school, which was some 40+ years ago.

Now at age 61 and having just retired recently I have decided to take up an additional form of exercise beside my usual hiking and jogging activities. So cycling came naturally into my mind. No MTB because I found I can hike up the BM hill faster than some MTBikers so will reserve the BM Hill for hiking only (for me).

Decided on an entry level Dahon Eco3 as I want the mobility to take along the bike in my car trunk to wherever I go. Since purchased I have covered over 800 km in the vicinity of Shah Alam and Bukit Mertajam. Found the Eco3 to be just adequate and will consider upgrading when my skill or shall I say strength and interest pick up.

Have added a basic model bike computer(Wireless) to keep track on my progress. My cycling distance progressed from 10km/trip to around 30km/trip and the longest trip I have done was 52.5km , a return trip from Bm to Jawi, which was done within 2 hours at an average speed of 26.4 km/hr. Not bad for an Oldie on a Foldie huh, especially on an Eco3!

So far my cycling was done solo and would love to join in group touring, whether confine to folder or combine with Roadies or MTB's. And also to share in cycling experience

Look through the Dahon forum but noted very few Malaysian participation so try this forum.



Actually I wanted to post this in the thread by "kethon 27" entitled "Folding Bicycle like...........Dahon".
Could the Administrator move this thread under the above heading please. Thank you.

This post has been edited by sean61: Aug 23 2010, 11:09 PM

Thread merged into the mentioned thread

Hi .. Sean61,

You are definitely not a newbie to cycling doing all those trips and at an average speed of 26 + km/hr on the basic Dahon Eco3. Congratulations!!

I guessed that you are from the Northern States, however, here in the Central, there are occasions that we do have folders outings by multi-mode transportation.

At this moment, not confirmed as yet, possibility of another outing by KTM/folders to the Sungkai Hot-spring sometime in September. If you are keen can pm me.

[I]...o^`o ...o^`o ...o^`o ...o^`o

To The Moderator,

Thank you for answering my request to merge the thread. At least I got 1 response from Bil88.




To Bil88,

Thank you for answering at all. I am from the Northern State and spend about half of the year in Shah Alam. Most of my mileage were chalked up in KK, Shah Alam, which I found to be more conducive for cycling when compared to BM area. The downside here is the congested and dusty roads. So to avoid the traffic and hot sun I woke up early on one Saturday morning(Before sunrise) and travel through PLUS highway entering from Juru toll booth. Went out from Jawi Toll to have a cup of hot coffee and breakfast in one of the coffee shop. Throughout the journey I was enjoying the morning scenery and fresh air unaware that cyclists are not allowed in PLUS highway. On my return journey I again entered through the Jawi Toll Booth heading towards Juru but these time I wasn't so lucky and was picked up by the PLUS Patrol. The 2 kind gentlemen just cautioned me and led me to a side entrance along the highway leading to a Kampong near Sungai Bakap. I thank the 2 gentlemen and with the aid of my car GPS, I navigated out to join highway 1 towards home.

I am definitely a newbie when it comes to cycling despite my age but my interest in this newfound hobby is driving me to do some research by looking up all the bike forums. I found the thread on "Cycling beyond 50" particularly interesting and inspiring! The only downside is that all the threads were posted by peoples from the USA, Canada, EU and some from Australia. Very little contribution from our continent. I found from the threads that their environment(Inclusive of Taiwan) is more conducive for cycling and is very suitable for fun and serious cyclists alike.

I will be in Shah Alam in September so Sungkai Hot Spring outing looks fine to me but will wait to see your detailed itinerary before deciding.

Hi ..sean61,

You are most welcome especially as a "newbie", and I will try my best to help wherever possible. You may PM me with your email address so that I can give you more details of any Folders outings.

BTW, here is a good outing to interact with other cyclists and at the same time for a good course. I may be there too with my folder ... On the 18th Sept there is a "Pedal Away Polio Fund Raising Cycling Expedition" starting from Sunway Pyramid 9:00am to 1:00pm on a loop of about 30km. You may find more information in this link:

http://rotaract-tuc.blogspot.com/

Spread the words about the above event to help charity.

---

Added on September 17, 2010, 3:45 pm Anyone here are cycling with folding bikes beside the usual?

This post has been edited by Bil88: Sep 17 2010, 03:45 PM

Hi Bil88,
Me of course. Any idea how many from the group we met signed up for Pedalawaypolio tomorrow? Hope it 's not gonna rain like today so see ya at the ride, my first right in the city!

hi guys, i am a foldable cyclist too. i got mine imported used from japan. it has 6 speed and rear suspension only...hehe

any special outing for foldables? i would love to join...i am from seri kembangan. i did cycle in putrajaya once, but dun have much kaki on this so cant really go...

Folding bikes outings is slightly different from the usual biking. We usually do multi-mode commuting to some exciting places by car ... short distance, by train / bus ... slightly longer distance ... by airlines ... for some overseas adventures with our folding bikes. You are most welcome to join in to any of our outings.

Some of us do cycle in Putrajaya, but with our normal road bikes not folders. Folders are for fun and adventures and I do use folders for my commuting too.

oh, dun have foldable gang cycling around for fun weekly?

what to do with foldable bike ha?

1st KL Folder's Ride
Sunday 3rd Oct

Meet at Bukit Aman carpark 6.15am
Ride starts 6.30am sharp.
Kenny Hills-Hartamas 20km

No need registration/confirmation. Just turn up n ride.

1. Brompton
2. Dahon

damn! y does it have to be this weekend...my schedule is hell packed!

1st KL Folders Ride 3.10.10
Bukit Aman- Kenny Hills- Hartamas- Bkt Aman 20km.

Low vehicular traffic but high human traffic (runners from Pacesetters).
Enjoyed fresh air, cool morning, free isotonic drinks courtesy of Pacestters.

Siang, Angela n I brought our Brompton M3L (3 speed) (mine) and Dahons (Curve SL, 9 speed). 100m into the ride Angela had a puncture and abandoned the ride leaving Siang n I to continue. Along the way 2 cyclists on road bikes joined us to complete the entire route.

Good ride n good company. This is just the beginning!

Mike, not to fret, there are more foldie rides to come in the near future.

wow! it sounds really fun! do give me a PM if ur having another 1

Great to know all of you are having fun, regret not able to meet up with all of you this time. Presently doing a folder touring in UK and hope able to catch up with other folders too.

The World Brompton Folding Bike Race took place in the lousy weather of UK and yet about 600 riders turn up for the race to win both championships for a S6L-X in each category, Fastest Male and Fastest Female.

wow! thats so cool! i envy u for traveling on a folder. hope to be able to meet up with u soon

Hi,
Any foldies outing soon? Would love to join for Sunday rides. We are a group of foldies riders but with no where to go.....

there was an outing at 10-10-10 but the organizer didnt reply my pm so i dont really know the location.

hope there's another outing coming up soon. but a better managed 1

any1 know the price for Dahon eco 3? Thanks

Easily check it out for the latest update price from the distributor, Rodalink in KL. I understand Singapore is a different distributor, so you may check that too for comparision.

how bout the price range?

i blive its at the range of 1.6k

Want to cycle in Putrajaya this Saturday?

You can join.....

http://atokmtb.blogspot.com/2010/10/eco-hunt-berbasikal.html

It's free!

hI, YOU MAY CHECK OUT OUR FOLDABLE FOLDING BIKE. AND IT'S FROM HUMMER BRAND...
www.fbfoldingbike.com


Attached image(s)

Hey guys,

Come and ride on this Sunday at the NTV7 Yuan Carnival Fun Ride.
Details....

http://www.facebook.com/reqs.php?fcode=807...126971590691264

hi,

Does anyone know anywhere else besides Rodalink that sells Dahon foldable bikes? I am looking at buying one but the Rodalink that I went (Hartamas branch) is not so well stocked and they also not so helpful to me =(

You can try Rodalink Bangsar

Agreed ... Rodalink in Bangsar do have better stock of Dahon. If you need help, you may PM me. I will be glad to share with you my experience about folding bikes. My first folding bike is a Dahon, and it is now about 25 years old. It is still used ocassionally.

Right. I shall check out Rodalink Bangsar one of these days.

Bt, roughly, waht is the price range for Dahon bikes? Rodalink Hartamas didnt have price tags on most of the Dahons they have there, only one or two and both ranges close to RM2k or more. Which is way beyond my budget...

I am looking for smthg within the range of 1-1.3k maximum. What other cheaper alternatives to Dahon?

there is a bike shop specialize in second hand folding bike from japan. it;s at kota kemuning's mcd area.

Ooh, that sounds interesting. Whats the name of the shop and wats the price range like? Do they have used Dahons? I dont mind other brands but prefer Dahon because they have a cycling club for owners, which I think is good la.

I also plan to buy bike. But someone told me, whether true or not, are we allowed to bring the bicycle inside the Star/Putra LRT ?

any1 can confrim this?

but i personally think it is possible if we have a foldable bicycle bag

As long as u fold it properly it's gud to go in i suppose.

Alternatively you can put it into the bike bag before enter to the train.

how about the price?

I saw Folding Bike Trading (fbfoldingbike.com) company at Damansara Perdana having a few types of folding bikes. Among them Ralliart, KHS, Saab, Strida and Doppleganger. Anyone, tried these brands? any comments?
TQ.

Rgds
Mero

for those who love to cycle (xspecially who stay at putrajaya and around), putrajaya will make xtvt cycle at nite.. at merdeka night . for detail as above or check this link http://www.ppj.gov.my/portal/page?_pageid=...ema=PORTAL#1320
still looking for folding bike... any recomended (around putrajaya). putrajaya just have 1 new bike shop at presint 15 and just have dohan fodable bikes. i'm looking for strida a shape ( strida LT).

This post has been edited by mad4419: Dec 22 2010, 12:31 AM


Attached thumbnail(s)

If you are looking for folding bike, I suggest that you do a good research on the internet and talk to those who own and have been frequently using the their folding bikes in all conditions before you make your purchase. Lately, folders are attracting a lot of interest and many types are selling locally now.

Not all folders are the same. There are many good one and also some not worth what you are going to pay for. I am finding difficulty to find a local dealer or technician who is competence enough to service my SA Hub on my folder. If someone has the skill, I will be glad to discuss with him/her.

Hopefully, the present growing interest will help to develop a good following of dealers, technicians and users. .. I have a few folders and my first one is 26 years old and still using occasionally.

Dahon Eco3, 1.1-1.2k at rodalink

---

Added on December 22, 2010, 12:23 pmmudah.my have the price 2.8k

---

Added on December 22, 2010, 12:26 pmhead up to fbfoldingbike.com, they're having 1 strida LT

---

Added on December 22, 2010, 2:10 pmAnyone know the running price of Dahon Matrix in rodalink?
appreciate for the help in advance

This post has been edited by Mave[rick]: Dec 22 2010, 02:10 PM