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A tikit to ride with LTD, Eugene

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Full story at http://www.bikefriday.com/tikit/eugeneltd08Bike Friday partners with the Eugene (Oregon, USA) Lane County Transit District to get people thinking "intermodal commuting" - folding bikes on public transport.
Shot by BF Customer Evangelist Lynette Chiang using someone's borrowed camera.
Features BF Marketing Director Hanna Scholz. Music by BF customer Nigel Dick http://www.bikefriday.com/gallery/nigeldick

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  • I ride a bicycle, but will never ride LTD's bus. LTD is totally mismanaged, and now is trying to force the West Eugene EmX on a public majority that opposes the plan. The West Eugene EmX would be a disaster for Eugene.

  • @kkobayashi1 It stands up a lot better now! Experiment with crank rotation for the most stable position. - LC

  • It does hold together when folded. It doesn't stand up on its own very well though, I find I need to lean it against something. There's no suspension, though I've added a suspended seatpost to mine.

  • One question ... does this thing hold together when it is folded, or does it tend to spread apart ... AND ... is there a state in Australia called Oregon? heh heh heh! Nice bike though ... Does it have a suspension? Where do I find out more about this thing!

  • have you looked at bus fares lately! LOL! ;-)

  • Perhaps they filmed this outside of rush-hours so as to not inconvenience regular commuters.

  • I think it's the driver on the bus. It was stopped for 'demo' purposes. :)

    Great vid!

  • Hi, that was awesome. The only negative response I imagine I would get if I showed it others is that the bus interior shown at the end of the video had almost no passengers - this seems to contradict the earlier point about buses being more crowded.

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