E-Z Pack Folding Bike

Demo of the 22.5 lb E-Z Pack Folding Bike, an aluminum bike that folds that sells for $179 including the carry bag and shipping (within the US lower 48 states).

The E-Z Pack is outfitted with a dual crank drive system; the result is that speed and pedal cadence are similar to that of full size single speed bikes. Other standard features of the E-Z Pack are alloy fenders, alloy rear carry rack, kickstand, bike bell and carry bag.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• folding
• bike
• E-Z
• Easy
• Pack
• demo
• demonstration

[RideTHISbike]

Purchases of parts are handled by email, not through the website.

There have been just a couple of requests for tubes and I have yet to receive a request for a new tire. With no demand for spares, adding them to the website seemed silly.

[RideTHISbike]

Since the tires & tubes are the same as used on some bike trailers and kids bikes, they are readily available. Naturally, we have them too.

[RideTHISbike]

Quite well. The bike uses wide, low pressure tires

that absorb the bumps. If you're riding a few miles at a time, you'll probably want to get a gel seat cover though as the saddle has minimal padding.

[RideTHISbike]

Email me the delivery address in Iran and I'll check.

[RideTHISbike]

Good ears!

Actually, the noise you heard at the very end was an oak leaf that was picked up by the rear wheel. The leaf got wedged temporarily between the rear fender and the wheel.

[intupspaturken]

put small goose neck on the seat and sum ape hangers and you got a cheap lowrider

[ZombieKingKong]

I've had this bike for about 2 months, and it's amazing. I don't have alot of trunk space, so this is perfect. I ride this during lunchtime, and get lots of compliments.

It has a dual gear, so the 12 inch tires perform closer to a 24 inch. I recommend this bike to all of you short of trunk space, but want something cool, fast and convenient.

[sevenzark7]

I like this bike more than the 2009 Kent Mini 8 Folding Bike- mainly because it's smaller, lighter and has fenders and a carry stand. My concern is that I'm currently 191 US pounds (down from 205), 198 fully dressed, and the rider weight limit is 200 US pounds. I'd like to use the bike for train commutes and trips to the library & corner store, but once I get a few books or milk etc. I'll be over the limit. Should I go with the Kent Mini 8 instead?

[Gamakun]

How much are the tubes?

[Gamakun]

Can you show me the link to the tires? Because I can't find it on the site.

[Gamakun]

If a tire were to break, could I order new tires on the website or go to a local bike store to repair it?

[Gamakun]

How does this bike handle mild bumps and cracks on the pavement floor?