This is one of the latest conceptual suitcase folding bike on the market, which has actually been put into production and now on sale! Very rarely do concepts become reality like the backpack bike concept which we featured earlier. But this one is different, the suitcase folding bike is made of alloy and weighs only 8-9 kg, which is not bad if you know your bikes.
The company claims it takes only 10 second to open or to fold away. The size is so small that it can be easily carried on the bus or into shops and stores.
Check out the following video of how it works.
Here are some more details:
- The vehicle used magnesium alloy die-casting molding, sturdiness and durability.
- Folded, the bike will become an angular the suitcase, and the use of environmental friendly, in the transportation or storage, not angular collision themselves or others.
- The unique design of baggage drawbars, folded state, can be used as drawbars to drive the bike in the cycle, half of drawbars can be pulled out as a luggage rack use.Tugs unique design.
- The unique handle design, easy on or off.
- Light weight, vehicle only 8-9 KG.
- Small size, only 0.039 M3 vehicle.
- Pate unique to the brakes, reducing the braking action of decomposition can improve braking efficiency, extended security warning time, Cycle more secure.
- PU foam-free high inflatable tires, can be completely free from leakage problems.
- The unique saddle quick system, which folded more convenient.
- The unique saddle freedom lifting system so that the saddle height adjustment become very easy.
- The unique foldable leading to fold more human.
- The unique built-in speaker system returned to its port after.
- The unique pedal folding system.
- The new water-basket design and bike design.
[via HappyBicycle]
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