Your thoughts on this folding bike
04-14-13, 09:40 AM
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Your thoughts on this folding bike
Lately, I have seen the Ranger folding bike advertised a number of times and I would like to know what you think of it as a bike for urban or car-free living.
https://cyclelution.webs.com/folding-bikes
Is this something you would find workable? Does it appear to be a good design or do you see unworkable flaws? Do you find the price (including the shipping) to be reasonable?
https://cyclelution.webs.com/folding-bikes
Is this something you would find workable? Does it appear to be a good design or do you see unworkable flaws? Do you find the price (including the shipping) to be reasonable?
04-14-13, 09:48 AM
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This one seems nicely appointed.
Especially the dyno hub (? that's really looks like a dynohub...)
Surely you wouldn't get this for $480.
Especially the dyno hub (? that's really looks like a dynohub...)
Surely you wouldn't get this for $480.
04-14-13, 08:12 PM
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Lately, I have seen the Ranger folding bike advertised a number of times and I would like to know what you think of it as a bike for urban or car-free living.
https://cyclelution.webs.com/folding-bikes
Is this something you would find workable? Does it appear to be a good design or do you see unworkable flaws? Do you find the price (including the shipping) to be reasonable?
https://cyclelution.webs.com/folding-bikes
Is this something you would find workable? Does it appear to be a good design or do you see unworkable flaws? Do you find the price (including the shipping) to be reasonable?
