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1. • Tend to come in only one size

     

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     • Unlike regular bikes, folding ones tend to come in only one size, so the handlebars as well as the seatpost should be adjustable.
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   Do folding bikes come in different sizes?

   • Generally, folding bikes do not come in different sizes—just a single frame size and wheel size per model. The main exception is full-size folding bikes (from brands like Montague), which do offer a couple frame sizes. Still, they’re quite rare in the folding bike market as a whole.

   A Complete Intro To Folding Bikes (Are They Right For You?)

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   What are the different types of folding bikes?

   • Folding bikes come in a variety of styles, including road bikes, mountain bikes, and hybrid bikes. They can also vary in wheel size, with some models using smaller wheels to make the bike more compact when folded.

   A Complete Guide to Folding Bikes: Pros, Cons & Expert Advice

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   What is the best size for a foldable bike?

   • Foldable bikes generally come in two wheel sizes, 16” or 20. If you want to speed along and have a ride experience closer to your normal bike then 20” wheels are the better choice, but the compromise comes when it is time to fold them up.

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   How to choose a folding bike?

   • It’s easy to incorporate bus or train travel into your journey. But if you want to cycle the extra mile, you can choose a folding bike with full-size wheels or opt for a 20” wheel bike with a higher gear range. Read More:

   Folding Bikes: Everything You Need to Know [Inc. Pros + Cons]

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   What size wheels do folding bikes have?

   • Folding bikes come with wheels in sizes ranging from pint-sized 16-inch hoops like Brompton's all the way up to traditional 700c rollers, with most folding bikes based around 20-inch wheels. If you have a long distance to cover, consider upping the wheel size for increased efficiency and speed.

   Best folding bikes: Space-saving bikes for your urban riding needs

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   Are folding bikes a good idea?

   • Although folded size varies from brand to brand, most folding bikes are small enough when folded to be extremely versatile in terms of storage. This is also a security advantage as you can keep them in your sights far more easily than a full-sized bicycle.

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3. discerningcyclist.com › folding-bikesFolding Bikes: Everything You Need to Know [Inc. Pros + Cons]

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   Apr 4, 2024 · Do Folding Bikes Come in Different Sizes? Most folding bikes come in one size, but with adjustable seatposts and handlebars so that they can be adapted to the rider’s height. Some brands, such as Montague, Change and Tern, offer full-size folding bikes.

4. www.cyclingnews.com › features › best-folding-bikesBest folding bikes: Space-saving bikes for your urban riding ...

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   Mar 2, 2023 · Do folding bikes only come in one size? Quite a lot of bikes have a one-size-fits-all frame but have a glut of quick releases and miles of adjustments to make the bikes fit most...

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6. twowheelsbetter.net › folding-bikesA Complete Intro To Folding Bikes (Are They Right For You?)

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   Mar 20, 2021 · Generally, folding bikes do not come in different sizes—just a single frame size and wheel size per model. The main exception is full-size folding bikes (from brands like Montague), which do offer a couple frame sizes.

7. www.bikertricks.com › folding-bikesA Complete Guide to Folding Bikes: Pros, Cons & Expert Advice

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   Folding bikes come in a variety of styles, including road bikes, mountain bikes, and hybrid bikes. They can also vary in wheel size, with some models using smaller wheels to make the bike more compact when folded.

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   Jul 24, 2017 · A folding bike is any bicycle that is designed to fold down into a more compact form, making it easier to carry, store away, or fit into areas that you normally can’t take a regular bike. Folding bikes vary in their actual folding methods, and in terms of the bike’s actual components as well.

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9. www.cyclingweekly.com › group-tests › best-foldingThe best folding bikes reviewed and rated - Cycling Weekly

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   Jan 17, 2024 · World-renowned, UK-based brand Brompton is the market leader in the best folding bikes. There's one frame size, with a whole range of customization options.

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    Which wheel size should I choose for a folding bike? Foldable bikes generally come in two wheel sizes, 16” or 20. If you want to speed along and have a ride experience closer to your normal bike then 20” wheels are the better choice, but the compromise comes when it is time to fold them up.