[Official] EDMW Cycling Thread

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wow !!! not bad !!!

how to you ensure that it stays folded? is there a catch or something ?
 

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wow !!! not bad !!!

how to you ensure that it stays folded? is there a catch or something ?

Use those retractable hook.I am not sure whether this bicycle is under the lta require measurement.It look quite big than normal folding bicycle
 

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Use those retractable hook.I am not sure whether this bicycle is under the lta require measurement.It look quite big than normal folding bicycle

oh ok. that seems to be pretty hard to push around w/o a catch.

the size of yours should reach the requirement i guess. :)

and i wonder if there's a urata website. they seems to have different model of foldable biycles :s8:
 

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oh ok. that seems to be pretty hard to push around w/o a catch.

the size of yours should reach the requirement i guess. :)

and i wonder if there's a urata website. they seems to have different model of foldable biycles :s8:

it easy to push around.Just that I keep riding that i cant be bother about the folding haha...

Maybe not a well known brand....no official website :(
 

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haha ... it's easy to push alright. i got a different type. no suspension though. moving it when folded is a chore.
 

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