I dunno about you guys, but when riding a foldie, even those manhole covers or very low (e.g. 1-2") kerbs also feels damn terrible.
Don't even need to talk about trails![]()
Not only that, the handlebar is too sensitive. But that said, people have been riding freestyle bike for years and going to all sort of places (except trail) with no complaint.
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There are foldies just for trails. e.g. Montague paratrooper. The wheels are big and the tyres are meant to be used in trails. The frame has been reinforced to be very tough, rugged and strong.
But for smaller wheel foldies, of course these can't go trails.
Its not sensitive. Its because you are accustomed to the comfort of big wheels. Many people who use MTB always say that foldies are very "twitchy" because the wheels are small, creating constant vibration. Secondly, the small wheels are easy to steer and can cause unintentional steering.
Its all a matter of getting used to it.
What about birdy foldie with full suspension, they can handle some trails. They don't come cheap and the price of one can get you decent fs mtb


