bromptons can do snow and hills you know

scottgeniusltd2005
scottgeniusltd2005 Posts: 575
edited March 2010 in Road general
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Cotic Soul rider.

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  • ex-pat scot
    ex-pat scot Posts: 939
    My Brompt is great in the snow.
    Weight distribution is great (basically all on the rear)
    Clearance is great 'cos no top tube to catch you out if you slip
    Commute: Langster -Singlecross - Brompton S2-LX

    Road: 95 Trek 5500 -Look 695 Aerolight eTap - Boardman TTe eTap

    Offroad: Pace RC200 - Dawes Kickback 2 tandem - Tricross - Boardman CXR9.8 - Ridley x-fire
  • Teuchter
    Teuchter Posts: 102
    (Late reply - been a while since I was on here and been browsing randomly today).

    Was very pleased with my Dahon Mu in the snow this winter - though I did regret removing the mudguards last summer! I bought a cheap MTB from a colleague for riding in this weather but the Dahon did a far better job - and if it got too bad I could take it on public transport home (though I never had to)!

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