Awwww! It's cute! But it needs a name....and a gender![]()
Enjoy, & post about the first ride, please.![]()
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Here he is - arrived in a box big enough for 3 normal sized bikes, but hey... The law of N+1 got hold again, so this is the latest addition to the stable. He might be small, but he's rather cute and will be perfect for a couple of miles down the road with no need to put on cycling shoes, etc - and then he can just get stuffed into a car boot when needed. In case anyone wonders, "he" is a midnight blue Revolution Compact - basically a rebadged Dahon aluminium frame.
Now I just need to wait for the rain to stop so I can take him for a testride!!!Only criticism so far is they could have made the seatpost a couple of centimetres longer, my 34 inch legs could do with a tiny bit of extra extension, but I have that problem with a lot of folders, and fortunately for what I'm going to be using it for, it doesn't really matter that much.
What do you think?
One day, I'm going to buy a cottage in a small village and become its idiot!
Awwww! It's cute! But it needs a name....and a gender![]()
Enjoy, & post about the first ride, please.![]()
"When I'm on my bike I forget about things like age. I just have fun." Kathy Sessler
2006 Independent Fabrication Custom Ti Crown Jewel (Road, though she has been known to go just about anywhere)/Specialized Jett
He's called Stuart - it had to be Scottish, had to start with "S" and be related to the bikeshopAt least it goes with his stablemates Shane and Simon!
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One day, I'm going to buy a cottage in a small village and become its idiot!
Very cute! And Stuart is a perfect name for a Revolution (beware of catastrophic failure, though).
Sarah
Hooray -- another folding bike on the forum! Looking forward to reading a ride report!