Brompton LH
Brompton RH
As you can see, the folded package is very neat, with minimal protruding parts. Most importantly, the chain is not exposed on either side, which I feel adds to the friendliness of this bike should you carry it in public transport. There is little risk of another commuter getting grease from the bike.
Dahon LH
Dahon RH
The fold of the Dahon is not as elegant, and you have to be mindful of the exposed chain. Another thing to note is that I found the Brompton to be more stable in its folded state than the Dahon - when in a moving vehicle such as the MRT.
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Dahon MuP8 and Brompton M2L folded size comparison
One of the considerations in purchasing a foldable bike is the size, after-the-fold.
First, the Brompton M2L
Next, the Dahon MuP8
Overlay
As you can see, the Brompton folds down to a reasonably smaller package, however do take note that we are comparing a 20" wheeled Dahon and a 16" wheeled Brompton.
First, the Brompton M2L
Next, the Dahon MuP8
Overlay
As you can see, the Brompton folds down to a reasonably smaller package, however do take note that we are comparing a 20" wheeled Dahon and a 16" wheeled Brompton.
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