LesterQ
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birdy can be fast too
Are you one of the drop bar users? Haha.
What are you guys regular distance and avg speed?

birdy can be fast too
Are you one of the drop bar users? Haha.
What are you guys regular distance and avg speed?
I don't own a birdy but a tyrell with a bullhorn
my cycling route is ard 50km from my place to NSRCC, avg speed along ecp is >25km/hr, depending on wind.


If you're good such problems won't bother you at allOn roads and pcn only.
The issue is that when my bike goes more than 30, the frame starts to vibrate and it gets very bump and uncomfortable. Looking at bikes with suspension, or those with steel frame for more comfort.
I am out of action again. New internal injuries on my heel and knees. Haiz
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I love nipponica
That is round trip or what?
100Km Per trip quite![]()
Havent fully recovered from previous fall injuries i went for long cycling like 30+ km and a few times 20km rides. I put all the stress on left foot so that my right foot can recover better. End up now injure left foot. Walk also pain.what happened? Cycling related?
round trip, if feel like it, go CV.. about 75km
Btw i wanted to change to carbon handlebar but read that it cannot take ergon grips. How huh? Now also having second thoughts about carbon seatpost, whether will easily hairline crack or not, since foldie always use quick release to adjust seatpost.
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Btw i wanted to change to carbon handlebar but read that it cannot take ergon grips. How huh? Now also having second thoughts about carbon seatpost, whether will easily hairline crack or not, since foldie always use quick release to adjust seatpost.
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If you're good such problems won't bother you at all

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My new hoot from amazon. Will test soon when I can. Hopefully won't cause pain like the previous saddle. *cross fingers*
I beg to differ.
You take your road bike and cheong down mandai slope with those potholes and manhole covers..
Then u take your mini velo and cheong down the same stretch
Then u take a folding bike with a hinge in the middle and cheong down the same stretch..
Then you will appreciate the difference.
http://i.imgur.com/tE8xDqC.jpg[img]http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/hobby-lovers-229/
Just changed to the carbon handlebar as intended, as well as a pair of Ergon grips GA1 Evo. So far so issues and my steering feels alot lighter! I made sure not to clamp and screw too tightly as suggested by fellow bros here though..just enough for everything not to shift about. Don't think it will be an issue unless you want to get those with bar ends. Initially I wanted to get the GP1 but I was worried about folding issues.
On the side note, I took DigDub's recommendation on the fabric scoop and it is really comfortable! Thanks![/QUOTE]
How much you got the Fabric Scoop for??
I agree! I always try siam the manhole covers and potholes as much as I can.
Which is why I'm also looking to upgrade to another foldie that has suspension.
I almost certain I want to get the Birdy.
No mid frame hinge plus full suspension.
Can roll when folded somemore!
Question for Birdy owners..
Can I ask if the birdy frame got FD mount? If mount FD, will affect folding?
Thinking of transferring my parts from my Dahon to the Birdy once I get it.