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Old 06-14-18, 11:00 AM
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Ways of putting Klickfix stuff on your Brompton?

Hey guys,

I don't know of a way to mount like a Klickfix basket or whatever on a Brompton. Am I missing something? Well if I'm not, I made a little adapter that I'm going to test out. Is this something useful to any of you guys?
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use their handle bar mount on the handlebars?
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Any pics?
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I think Vincita sells an adapter.
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I'm waiting for the real deal to get here, but here is the rendering:
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Originally Posted by fietsbob
use their handle bar mount on the handlebars?
...or the vertical tube Kickflix caddy on a horizontal tube on the bike. Like the bag hanging on the seat post here...
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Originally Posted by slickginger
I'm waiting for the real deal to get here, but here is the rendering:
Looks nice, will it be aluminum? I have one on dahon for Brompton bag




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Originally Posted by Abu Mahendra
...or the vertical tube Kickflix caddy on a horizontal tube on the bike. Like the bag hanging on the seat post here...
Klickfix GTA rack system on H&H full-size aluminum rack







Vincita version klicpfix adpater.
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I've actually done structural analysis to research that, and it looks like aluminum is pretty overkill for these kinds of loads. Same with the mount I make that goes from the Tern to a Brompton carriage block.
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Originally Posted by slickginger
I've actually done structural analysis to research that, and it looks like aluminum is pretty overkill for these kinds of loads. Same with the mount I make that goes from the Tern to a Brompton carriage block.
What kind of stresses are you coming up with and how did you get the loads?
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The word and people is really so diverse. Klickfix and dahon bags just doesnt work for me, and brompron do bags in much clever ways. So we did just oposite, put brompton stuff on dahon..
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Originally Posted by Schwinnsta
What kind of stresses are you coming up with and how did you get the loads?
I'll have to check up on it again since it's been a while, but I believe it was at least twice what it was rated for and in all sorts of adverse angles. I did it through 3D FEA.
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Originally Posted by BromptonINrio
The word and people is really so diverse. Klickfix and dahon bags just doesnt work for me, and brompron do bags in much clever ways. So we did just oposite, put brompton stuff on dahon..
Yeah I agree, that's why I make that adapter! Carradice makes some really nice bags for the Brompton, so I got one for my Tern. Good stuff!
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I have a Dahon and put a handlebar extender on the bar, hanging pretty much straight down. I mounted the Klickfix mount on the extender. This keeps the Klickfix mount and the handlebar bag out of the way of the derailleur and brake cables. It works well.
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The extender from LitePro ?

https://handsonbike.blogspot.com/201...-advanced.html
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