I don't have exact weights, but they are very light. I've been riding the bike quite a bit, and no trouble with the Sugru holding the mount in place. I bought these primarily for the handlebar light, but Brompton only sells them in pairs, so I didn't want the rear light to be wasted. Hope this helps.

People come from out of the area sometimes to participate. Perhaps there is a similar event in a neighboring city? This event didn't exist until a couple of people decided to organize it. Maybe are are other people in your area who'd like this if they knew what these events are like. Don't give up.

The rack shown is the Brompton-issue superlight roller rack for the P-Line and T-Line available from Brompton USA or UK. If you have a C-line that rack won't fit. Brompton has changed the rear triangle dimensions on the newer models. I cover this a little in my related video listed above that covers adding the easy wheel extender. I illustrate the triangle width difference. There are pros and cons to both racks. The new rack for P & T line is much lighter, but doesn't have the same type of surface area for where you set objects. The older racks I think are better for holding carry-out and pastry boxes.

I ordered from Porta Pedal bikes in Arizona. I've added a link in the video comments section above.

Thanks!

Unfortunately, some parts are harder to come by in the US.

It's the LIV Contact Comfort +. It has more padding than the stock Brompton saddle, but it is firm padding. It also provides some flex on the underside. You can see it in more detail in my other video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4DLeX-lfb-japY

Yes, the local people really like their Cruisers. Keeping up isn't the problem - it's dodging everybody when the bike pack gets thick. 😉

@@FunwithBrommie As now 76, I had a top LOOK racing bike, weighing 6,8 kilo! Now only a 9 kilo Brompton, with mudguards.😄

I got it from Amazon. The make is called "HSU". They have different metal mounts and extenders available. Nice colors too.

@@FunwithBrommie thankyou. Ordered one.

There will be more when I can comb through the footage for the best shots. 😉

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The music tracks are available in Microsoft ClipChamp video editing software. I just pick the ones that are royalty-free to use. 😄

@@FunwithBrommie Thank you for being so helpful, and for the share. I wish there were more open KZbinrs like you. Keep up the amazing work!

With extender on brompton with rack, the center of mass for the bike will have even bigger area to move around till it is tilted. I have tried 2 x-rollers on racked brompton, bag + basket load 20Kg still stnad straight. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2qUpZmKaaaAgrs

I find that even with 4 wheels, because the main riding wheel folds on the right, the bike tends to be wobbly to that side due to the extra weight. I also did not feel secure taking my hands off it when the grocery bag on the luggage block was full. I mention that in the video. I really like the stability it adds to the bike even when I'm just parking the bike without luggage.

It's a series of bags made for Brompton. The manufacturer is known for camera bags and they''ve branched out to include a line for Bromptons. www.wotancraft.tw/creations/pilot-for-brompton-series

It's called the "4Monster". I got it on Amazon. There are many similar folding backpacks available there in various sizes. I'd avoid the smallest since they are so light you'll have more flexibility with the greater capacity ones. They are a great thing to have on the bike. There's really no weight gain and they give you the option of carrying home unexpected purchases.

Wine tasting has gotten expensive! I didn't go in.

It's an M. If I hadn't slanted them slightly for riding comfort, I don't think the cover fit would be as much of an issue, even with the ergon grips.

I have the M bar. It seems H bar issues are not as well known.

@@FunwithBrommie Thanks

Thank you for posting. Interesting question. I would think if the final folded clearance of the H-bar is similar, then the distance ratios would probably also be similar. If you decide to upgrade, I'd be interested to hear your experience.

@@FunwithBrommie Ergon GP-4 works well with the Minimods on the advanced roller rack of my electric H PLine. Assuming you set them almost horizontally. Would be even better if I changed the standard wheels for 80mm (not larger) ones, but with the risk of the grip being very close to the wheel when folded.

Thanks, but it's just one of many. I wanted something practical that I wouldn't have to lock outside and leave vulnerable to bike thieves.

Yep, they never miss a meal!😉

Thanks for the info. I've noticed that Vincita has a similar type bike cover, but I don't know if it is roomier.

I found that more awkward. It was hard to keep the bike from tilting sideways. Keeping it close to me helps protecting from shopping cart bumps - it's too vulnerable when it's more open. Fully folded, it just looks like a weird shopping trolley to most people. I want to avoid it looking like a "bike" so I don't get a store manager saying - "well if we let you in with the bike, we have to let everybody bring their bike in and we don't want to do that."

No, I don't have the heel strike problem. There is enough clearance. That issue can vary with shoe size, though.

They can be found on Amazon: a.co/d/i7J8owT There are also similar wheels by ACEOFFIX a.co/d/b5MAJdd Just use Brompton + oversized+easy+wheels in your Amazon search. There are different brands to choose from.

My advice glue down the rubber round the wheels or will come off

@@bromptinowner763Interesting. I heard another person say that too. When I tug on the rubber on the wheels, it seems really snug.

​​@@FunwithBrommie Link to buy Minimod wheels extender for your Bromton, please. Thanks

Yes, the outward bend is an unfortunate side effect of moving the bars to a more comfortable position. I actually can still get the Brompton cover over them with the Ergon grips for an added degree of difficulty. It's a very snug fit and not good if you need to get the bag on quickly to board a train, but it's do-able. I mostly keep the bag for cases where a restaurant might deny me entry over the bike. 😉

You bet!😁 Taking the bike on and off public transit - not everyone is considerate about not scratching the paint on your bike. Actually the leather frame cover has multiple small velcro tabs to attach it - much easier than trying to lace it up perfectly. I bought a titanium clip for the rear triangle where the front wheel hook attaches, but the double-sided tape that came with it failed. I'm looking for better double sided tape for that. I've covered that part for now with 3M "helicopter" tape as well as using it to protect the rear triangle from the chain. I've also put the tape in each spot where the cables will rub. I put one of those little Union Jack shields on the front fork to protect it from cable rubbing + a little clear tape where the cable might rub when the wheel is turned. I spent enough time researching and saving to buy the bike - I want to keep it looking nice!

@@FunwithBrommie As a former pupil, with Honours, from a Sailor School (now 76), I had my fun in making the stitches look near perfect and very Pro, but where do you find the Velcro version? ("Chrisbybike" from Rio complains, that if/as she washes her bike, a leather may become wet!). I have bought one from a Shop in London, which sells a long version of those, also covering the back triangle, for a near full protection, but the bend makes the leather look a little floppy! My bike is a 2019 Flame painted, former Top, "SuperlightM6LXBrompton", which did cost an absurd amount of money, when bought in Copenhagen. I have since made it somewhat lighter with a lot of extra titanium and carbon, so I expect it to weigh around 8,5 - 8,75kilo (Without having the weight since the last changes), and still with my less weight Mudguards (The Heavy Metal clamps holding the - titanium stays and the guards, may easily be changed to a lighter carbon and alu set from China!). Finn. Denmark

@@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188 I added a link to the source in the video description above. It is by SOUMA Leather in the Czech republic. I purchased it through Etsy. I wanted to be able to easily remove and reinstall it for washing the bike. They also make the matching stem protector - I have both. It conforms well to the shape of the frame for a nice, clean look. After it is on the bike for a while the leather "settles" in for a better fit and you can readjust the velcro. Yes, the eternal problem with the Brompton is adding the features you want, but keeping the bike easy to lift. I always want a rear rack for carrying things on the bike. Brompton has improved (reduced) the rack weight in the one made for the P/T line. Of course, it adds weight. I subtracted 1/3 of the gain by switching to the Titanium Brompfication seatpost. Trying to reduce by another 1/3 by purchasing the Brompton superlight pedals.

@@FunwithBrommie I have two Chinese bought models: Titanium Carriers (the original, small triangle and a more square model, as also a more common and new model carrier for Brompton). But as a "weight freak" I haven't added any on my bike, as I find my Chinese Version of a: T-Bag fine for most purposes, and able to be removed, when not in use (which is most of the time!). And I don't like a pedal which is able to be "lost" during transport, but I have a titanium bolt for for my original folding pedal, at least 😄! Finn. Denmark You may cower the leather with a kitchen protective film, during a wash, if wanted.

Thank you for posting. Unfortunately that measurement wasn't given when I ordered the bags. That's why I provided multiple angle views so hopefully the viewer can judge whether or not the bags will meet their needs. The little foldable backpacks are available with different size/capacities listed on Amazon. Hope that helps.

Thanks for posting.😀 Actually, I've had trouble getting reliable delivery on these. I ordered from one vendor on Amazon and it looked like the shipment got lost. I ordered from another and by that time I think the original order showed up, but according to Amazon, the second order did not come. The return address didn't contain the name of either vendor, so it was hard to tell who actually delivered. You can try Amazon - I'd be interested to hear if you have better luck, but I didn't post a link for this reason.

Here are a couple of suppliers who successfully delivered: a.co/d/73gIA3d a.co/d/70WXk8I There are also similar sized wheels other styles: a.co/d/1ZwAOpK When searching on Amazon you need to specify brompton + oversized + eas+ wheels.

😊 I've used those and they kept getting hung up on doorways. I wish they made a larger diameter omni wheel. That might work better.

Yes, I love the omni-wheels. The problem was getting smoothly through crowded doorways with people behind me - they didn't like waiting for me to try to get through the door. I love being able the cruise over the metal doorway strips now.