QUOTE(etigge @ Jan 17 2013, 05:16 PM)
I took my wife's Dahon Eco C7 to repair the handlebar as it was getting loose. Her's was a newer model ones compared to mine. As they were servicing it, I found out that the last 2 units of C7s wer sold out and there was no more production of it and the new ones are called Dr.Hon. The new replacement for it was similar except the body was extended to accomodate the Neos RD (the old C7 can't use Neos) and also the folding mechanism was big and ugly!
Also the crank looks cheaper and the shifters are made specially for Dahons (plasticky and looks cheap) and also similarly the brakes are also the same. I think they are trying to cut cost by using more cheaper components but it now cost more than before.
If you still see the old models, get the old models. Especially the Eco C7s and the Speed P8s.
Hi, I have been following this thread for almost 2 weeks now. And am likely got poisoned If you still see the old models, get the old models. Especially the Eco C7s and the Speed P8s.
QUOTE(etigge @ Jan 19 2013, 01:32 AM)
Just my opinion but choice is totally up to you, off course. Since your budget runs to 2K, I will definitely go for Dahon Speed 8 which can still be available in some older shops. Near my place there's still another red unit. It was selling for OVER 2K before but it can be bought for 1.8K now. It has a microshift shifter with an 8 speed Neos RD and also Kinetix Pro double walled rims. Kinetix are made by Classic, a well known MTB hub maker. It is shodded with nice Schwalbe Big Apple tyres and there's a bicycle pump within it's seat post. The handlebar height can be adjusted, in one word the specs are good for this bike. Dahon's precision in bike frames is reknown already, no need to explain.
Go check out the Dahon Speed 8.
May I know where is the shop located? I'm in Terengganu by the way... Only Red Color? ..Go check out the Dahon Speed 8.
Jan 20 2013, 07:52 AM

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