Walter Lapchynski demonstrates the new, sub-$1000 tikit "Model T" with a more conventional folding mechanism using a 'twiddly' knob. The 'hyper' fast folding tikit is available as an upgrade. Shot ...
Walter Lapchynski demonstrates the new, sub-$1000 tikit "Model T" with a more conventional folding mechanism using a 'twiddly' knob. The 'hyper' fast folding tikit is available as an upgrade. Shot by Paul Adkins at Bike Friday See www.bikefriday.com/tikit
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Thanks for this informative video. I currently ride a Brompton M3E, but think the Tikit will be the next bike I buy. Nice to see something of this superb quality still made in the USA, too!
This bike is designed for a slightly different market - you can also ride 50+ miles on it in comfort and with some configs, keep up with road bikes. Thank you for watching!
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ans why is there a twiddly bit?