Hi guys,

I'm planning to get the Dahon Dash P18, but as I read the reviews, found that the 2013 model has some problems such as brakes and the RD & FD. Is this still worth to buy? If I am to upgrade this bike, where should I go to and whether it's worth it to upgrade?

Thanks for the info. I'll go and have a look.

Just my luck, I went to Bicycle Shop to find it closed. Called Johnny and it seems that they will be closed throughout the weekends. Oh well, make a dash to Rodalink and found the 2013 Dahon Dash P18, it's heavier than the previous model. There's another Dahon Mu P24 in the shop too, this comes with 24 speeds and a SRAM system with Avid brakes. Price wise there's not much difference but Mu P24 is about 1kg lighter. Which one is better?

Are you referring to Van's Urban Bikes? Any goodies there?

Nice, will go there 6c6c

Hi guys,

I just got my bike about 2 weeks ago. Any recommendation on the head and tail lights? Thanks.

Yeah, I saw this at Folding Bikes before. Not knowing what to expect, I did some Googling and found this http://samosauruschronicles.blogspot.com/2...ycle-light.html

Anybody have any feedback on this?

I think you can check with Rodalink. They quoted me around that price before. However I'm not sure about the problem with this bike but knowing that it has an internal hub, upgrading the wheels will be difficult.

The SRAM 3 x 9 speed will be sufficient for normal riding and touring, that's what the bike is built for. You can't change gear when stationary. The internal hub will save some space for a foldie but it's also heavier. Assuming that you don't upgrade for now, it should be fine. Just enjoy the ride, change to better parts if there are any broken parts. More worth it this way.

Mu P27 is a touring bike, long distance, some hill climb and heavier. Hence, the weight is heavier and the 27 speed gears.

Vector P9 is more for speed. It follows the same frame design of the Vector series. It's also lighter. Should be able to add a FD to make it into a 18 speed speed bike.

A second ring on the crank will double up the speed at the cassette. If there's room to upgrade a FD and second ring, then you can opt to do so. Should do some research on the bike frame first. You can check out http://handsonbike.blogspot.com/2013/03/gu...n-tern.html?m=1 for more upgrading info.
Hope that this helps.

I think that the mu p27 will be a better choice, as the built is better. It should be around 2300

Yes, I bought something from him before. Very reliable and a friendly chap.

Hi guys,

Anybody know where I can get AirZound in KL?