3 Essential Upgrades for Brompton

[@cradle652]

First I gotta upgrade to a Brompton from nothing.

[@osowaveey4421]

Have u done it yet ?

[@athomenotavailable]

For the price they cost, it's incredible how much they can still be upgraded or fixed.

[@nathanielpea5819]

Get a moulton and not have to upgrade, or a Dahon and save money. Of course then people won't think you're an irritating bellend on a trust fund, but you can work on that instead of upgrading something that arguably shouldn't need it

[@giovanna5593]

Hi l 've got a new Brompton, interested in the wheel frame strap. Can you put a link where to buy. Cheers

[@Inkling777]

I use a nylon dog collar with snaps for #3.

[@RobWhittlestone]

Nice video! And nice green Brompton! I haven't seen those components before that you show in the video - could you please add links to the sources? The frame clamp is very neat and the leather strap looks classy and suits the frame ciolour very nicely. The rear suspension you show is also pretty unique. Many thanks and all the best, Rob in Switzerland

[@johnobrien6375]

Check the company "Pedal Troopers"

[@jdshl8423]

Good grief? Has no one ever heard of Velcro straps? You can get them from dollar shops or Daiso! I even have them on my handles, so that if I need to load stuff onto my rear rack or do some simple maintenance, I strap down the brakes so the bike won't move. Velcro is the world's greatest invention! Lol!

[@CosgroveNotts]

I feel disappointed that these minor things have not been addressed in the standard package.

[@Muddy283]

Why? After more than 15 years of riding a Brompton, none of the improvements Petrelli proposes are genuine issues for me, e.g. the issue of rolling the folded Brompton is most efficiently resolved not by unfolding the seat pillar but rather the handlebars. This video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/en_ZpoClqr6sY7s, has imho far better suggestions for Brompton modifications (though I would personally question the necessity to include the EZ Clamp Springs as a recommended accessory - I find Brompton folding & unfolding is all a question of good, sound technique).

[@LaughingStock_]

@@Muddy283 Well after 1 day of my new Brompton I am cursing the poorly designed hinge-clamps and the fact easy-wheels are not fitted as standard. You simply got used to these design short-comings which should have been sorted by now on a bike in this price bracket.

[@Muddy283]

@@LaughingStock_ Easy wheels, true, but for the frame hinge clamp try tilting the frame slightly away from you (in the sense of leaning to the ground) as you are unfolding and the clamp will snap into place naturally. Also 4½ revolutions I find to be the correct amount to unscrew each hinge clamp when folding.

[@sheilastallard]

Rear view mirror! our main upgrade because my husband and myself are both over 60 and getting a bit stiff in the neck department!! xx

[@Petrellionwheels]

Rear mirror would be nice too. I am lazy kind of guy, I won’t even attend to put the mirror on, as I would like to force myself turning my head for the eye contact with the Drivers. I feel safer that way. Anyway, it’s good to have you here.

[@bkwx82]

I use a RearViz mirror when riding. It's a wearable mirror that you place on your forearm and adjust to the position you want based on your riding position. This is useful to me because then I don't have to add additional peripherals to the bicycle to clunk it up. www.rviactive.com/collections/rearviz-mirrors

[@s.bruyere8496]

I have a Zefal Spin. Couldn't ride without. It does not replace eye contact, it's complementary.

[@snazpizaz7706]

Do you have a link to that leather frame wheel strap ? I'm finding it hard to find a product online - cheers - sp

[@GuiZMo_levrai]

up ! :)

[@JackieChui0629]

@@GuiZMo_levrai why not just use a velcro strap?

[@r1skbreak3r61]

I'm pretty sure that the silver hinge clamps are designed so that you put your finger inside the dimple and spin them like the Speddial clamps.

[@MrSteveBiggs]

Everybody's key upgrades are all different which I love :) Mine would be a better USB-powered rear light, a Brooks saddle, Ezy wheels & a Bromfeet attachment to make the left pedal wider/longer

[@Sarge92]

why not go one better and opt for a wired battery system 1 battery that handles both front and rear that you can detatch and charge elsewhere or charge it whilst connected to the bike so your not having to take the USB lights on and off the bike for bonus points you could opt for a system that charges the battery via dynamo so you always have power for your lights at night

[@ffjj118]

Nice video, I especially like the leather frame wheel strap...to save some money, you can actually actually use a strip of velcro

[@ArofahAkbar]

Thats right. Velcro will be more convenient, I was using nilon strap, take sometime to tighten.

[@mennosolarquest]

I bought a new Brompton in Glasgow specially made for me; this for long traveling! Disk brakes, Rohloff gear hub and belt drive! A super travel bicycle for every terrain with little luggage (like bikepacking!) the enhancements you showed, make sense and I might consider! Thank you!

[@alexanderslee]

Ben Cooper @ Kinetics?

[@mennosolarquest]

Alexander Lee yes that shop! Great service!

[@justcommenting4981]

​@@mennosolarquesthow is the belt drive holding up with folding and unfolding?

[@mennodekhuyzen7523]

Well, to be honest, it can be a hassle. I’ll have to be careful to Aline the belt when I unfold it. But the advantages are overthrown by the disadvantages! Smooth, soundless no maintenance (hardly). On travel far away, I’ll always have a spare with me. BUT careful to NOT have sideways forces! It can ruïne your belt.

[@justcommenting4981]

@@mennodekhuyzen7523 thank you! I was thinking about getting mods like that to ride near the ocean on the beach. I thought it might be worth it to avoid rust, but I think it would be too hard to avoid sideways force.

[@hildamarmolejo1568]

Great suggestions. I didn’t know about those. Thanks!

[@mister-odpad-bordel]

Great channel! My upgrades - MiniMODS X-Roller + NOV Easy wheels raw lacquer - NOV Easy wheel adaptor + NOV Easy wheels raw lacquer - NOV hook guard Ti - NOV Frame Clamps - Brooks B17 Special - 54T + chain - Frost+Sekers Otis+Quick Lock I'm now looking into lobang for Ti Rear Frame and fork. A never-ending story for Ti parts but I guess tahan tahan bopian 😄

[@vanderslagmulders]

The clamps are definitely an annoying issue, but I’m not gonna replace them, the bike was plenty expensive as is. Should’ve been improved on the standard model years ago, but I suppose people buy m anyways so no changes keeps the price lower, sales up and the profit higher. That’s my guess. Great folder for commutes tho.

[@ThomasBomb45]

EZ clamp springs are a nifty little upgrade. Little 3d printed things that you add to the stock clamps which stops the clamp from spinning and also pushes the clamp away from the frame as you loosen. I recommend! You can buy them or print them yourself

[@kiattipong]

Where can I buy that frame strap? Thanks in advance.

[@sushiboy7113]

Hi Petreli, Can you tell me where to buy the strap? Thank you!

[@joshcyc]

Where can I buy the strap?

[@Meritumas]

Josh Chen Buy a cable Velcro strap for 2E. U can get it in any Homebase shops

[@AlexN0me11]

Do you have a video explaining what you can do to stop the pedal scraping the ground when you take a sharp turn or when mounting the pavement?

[@tjj5337]

Essentials for me are a lights and water bottle holder!!

[@kataja56]

I added to my Brommie a telescopic expander for wheels near the seatpost. When Brommie is folded it is somewhat unstable. The folding system is build in a way that when folding it takes weight to the right side of the bike. So I extend the pair of wheels when Brommie is folded. I think this expander should come with Brompton factory delivery.

[@Petrellionwheels]

The extender is one of the great example of after market parts. Too bad they will never work on my Brompton. The extender added an extra bit of width to the eazy wheel's base, which causes me having a heel strike onto the eazy wheels all the time. I guess I will never get the benefits of that. Anyway, thanks for spending time with my video.

[@charlie_u.k.]

Thanks for the great videos... What eazy wheels are you using, or recommend?

[@msato8650]

Just saw your video. Where can I get these upgrades from?

[@andy1eong]

Hi there, may I know what’s the size of your easy wheel? Looks like there’s a lot of allowance for the suspension and it didn’t touch the ground when you tilted the bike backward. I’m thinking of getting the 6cm set but I’m not sure if it’s big enough. Thanks!

[@LittleRedCapBWR]

A brompton kickstand would be a very useful upgrade too, if you want to stop and take a photo of your bike but couldn't find anything to lean on.

[@0134harley]

Thanks for your video 🤗 , I am new to Brompton bike , also my first Brompton bike 😬

[@glentay]

Wow, your Brompton tips are very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you and Stay Safe :-)

[@Petrellionwheels]

Thanks Glen, it's always good to have you here.

[@CosgroveNotts]

😂

[@m.l.861]

Great video!!! Thanks for this info :) Any tips on where to purchase the items you mentioned?

[@ivork2373]

Great honest upgrade tips! But it is almost impossible for me to push my brompton with the seatpost up, my front wheel is always touching the ground in the folded position. Does upsizing the rear mudguard wheels help?

[@Petrellionwheels]

Sorry about the late reply. I am assuming you are either running on a e type Brompton with no fenders. If it is the case, you will need to "tilt up" the Brompton and push it from there. Larger wheels will help, but too large your Brompton will fall to the right hand side when it is folded, Try to look for some wheels which are 66mm or less in diameter.

[@BrianRonald]

I always push my B around using unfolded handlebars, rather than the saddle.

[@stephenschuit7880]

Hi. Thanks for your good video. I would say two of your "essential" upgrades are not essential. You even say at the very beginning of your video that the "hinge clamp works fine." I would say that "essential" add-ons would be: 1. the front block, which is truly essential for any bag accessories you want to add, 2. a good lighting system, which is essential for safety, and 3. a carrying handle that attaches to your main frame bar called Off Yer Bike, which is essential for lifting and carrying your bike any distance. These 3, in my opinion, are truly "essential."

[@nolsp7240]

When you're pedaling it seems that your shoes almost hit the small wheels. Does this ever happen?

[@sweetpadre]

This does happen with the original EZ Wheels the bike comes with. There are some nice ones at eBay that are a bit narrower, and they look better as well. That can be purchased for cheap from the Far East, but they take a while to arrive.

[@CosgroveNotts]

Never had a problem

[@vanderslagmulders]

Happens with me with the original wheels when I am wearing my low hiking shoes and have them tied a bit loosely. In that case the wheel may actually get caught in the cuff of the shoe. Extremely annoying.

[@hoser7706]

Great upgrades. Just seems sad that zillion dollar bikes need any upgrades or changes but I get the customization. These changes do seem somewhat essential though

[@Farresyasser]

Hello please put in links to products so you can get rewarded for them. Just make sure your sign up for the affiliate program for each product. Many thanks great review

[@fotosaccion]

I want to upgrade the suspension block too. What is the green one you have on yours? I have heard of air suspension which seems to be adjustable. Thoughts? I am a heavier rider.

[@Petrellionwheels]

Hector, their are generally 3 types are suspension out there for the Brompton. I am making a video on the suspension block, i think it will be ready in about 2 to 3 days time. I will go through with them for you and there will be a brief installation guide there as well.

[@ottoman1755]

Bromton tempting: but I live in steep hills in West Virginia. Any thoughts? Almost no flare land except rail trails

[@justgivemethetruth]

Thanks for the video ... very honest and well demonstrated. That is just shit design ... especially for a bike that costs $1500

[@tiltil9442]

Yeah, I Like your design much better, too. Especially at that utterly favorable price point!

[@tiltil9442]

Yeah, I Like your design much better, too. Especially at that utterly favorable price point!

[@gblan]

The hinge clamp design team was on vaca and the design deadline was due in 12 hours, so they got a 12 year old to knock something out rq.

[@buixote]

I don't know if you ever put the nose of your saddle over your shoulder for stairs... I find it useful. Thanks for the video!

[@alfonsoalmendariz3325]

Thanks for the video. Alfonso from #BicycleVacaville. Check out my riding videos when you have a chance.

[@tofuhao3153]

Just got my 1st Brompton delivered today! And thank you so much for ur video! It was very helpful for me!

[@Petrellionwheels]

That’s lovely. You are going to have a wonderful time ahead. Anyway, if you got any question, just leave me a message. I see if I can help you here.

[@tofuhao3153]

@@Petrellionwheels thanks Peter, I would like to ask you is bike48.com still your operating site? Gotta find a trusted retailer to purchase upgrades mods. Thank you!

[@NoZenith]

@@tofuhao3153 now I'm curious as well. I watched this video months ago while I was shopping and put an order in for a bike. It just arrived and now I'm back haha

[@tomas.montilla]

Does anyone have a link to the leather wheel frame strap he has in this video? All my searches lead to different ones. I like how clean his look while on the frame in the unfolded mode.

[@TheGuitarSpaSingapore]

Thanks for Sharing .. I have not bought one but am thinking of getting a Brompton

[@daveadriffield7296]

Get a Tern not old fashioned Brompton.

[@burkhardg4095]

Is the bolt of the hinge clamps made of aluminum as well? You might get into corrosion trouble with the steel frame then.

[@tonsterdang]

you can go the extra mile buy adding to the description the model of each item and where you bought it?

[@handsonbrompton7875]

👍

[@Petrellionwheels]

thanks for the comment. I love the way you handle your Brompton with Mini video. Your car bring back a lot of memories to me. Loving it.

[@theflyingbrompton4787]

I am digging the frame strap. Where did you find it. I need it.

[@DJAbraxoOfficial]

if you haven't found a nice looking one, you could get away with using a velcro strap from walmart or a hardware store

[@alinsavu4063]

Which year they made that green color? Is it green lacquer? Thanks

[@imanfrancisco]

In terms of practicality, I think the only things that is worthy of an upgrade are the grips, seat and suspension. The rest would be just for aesthetics.

[@Petrellionwheels]

I have to agreed with you on the grips, specially the older version that were still on the foam grips. As for the saddle, that would be very personal. Most of my bikes are on the road bike’s saddle, but I still appreciate the ride feel and that carrying friendly design of the original saddle. Anyway, I appreciate you time here in watching my videos.

[@bungee28]

Hi Peter, great to see you putting out videos from down under. Frank "help-my-lockring-is-stuck" here. Bromptons are generally well made and thus upgrades aren't necessary "essential"; so says the bloke that spent more on upgrades than on my Bromptons themselves. Anyway, here are 3 items (in no particular order), I would advise a new Brompton owner to look into for upgrades: 1. Hinge Clamps - agree that after-market ones work better 2. Easy Wheels (especially for non-rack models) - the stock wheels are just awful for rolling, and larger wheels also provide better clearance when wheeled around 3. Toss up between Handle-grips, Saddle or Tires - each can significantly change the comfort/feel of the ride

[@Box500spooks]

bungee28 Those are the exact upgrades I put on my Brompton when I bought it. I have a Brooks Cambium saddle that I like very much.

[@glenngalicia9565]

Share where to buy.. add link either amazon or aliexpress

[@greghilliard7641]

3 essential upgrades. Brookes saddle, leather handgrips and dynamo lights.

[@tiltil9442]

This. (Improvising with bar tape and cable ties improved things for me)

[@mithuharjani3620]

Hello Petrelli, I want you to help me make a decision about the electric brompton bicycle, I have seen one in Barcelona and I live in another city where there are many slopes, to increase the speed mode you have to stop the bicycle and go from one to two and from two to three, which makes it difficult to handle the bicycle, is there another way that when you are riding the bicycle you can raise or lower the assistance modes without having to stop the bicycle? I currently have one that works very well for me and has control of the bicycle on the handlebars and allows me to raise and lower the assist modes without any problem at any time, it is foldable the only thing that the bicycle is a bit heavy I would like to buy the Brompton but I have these doubts, I hope you can help me if it is possible to find out if I can use the prompt in the same way that I use mine, greetings and thank you very much 😊

[@slicedpage]

I do not think this channel is monitored by the uploader anymore. His last reply was 9 months ago. Pity, he did produce some interesting videos.

[@descp7413]

What size(diameter) is your easy wheel? Thanks. I looking for one that is high enough so the suspension block wouldn't hit the floor when we tilt it and push around.

[@NoZenith]

Shopping this very thing myself! Those easy Wheels on the green bike look great

[@vincentsmith2005]

SO WHERE THE H--- do We purchase the Wheel Frame Strap....DO NOT see a source anywhere.....PLEASE Provide DASH Vincent

[@wthompson006]

Can anyone recommend a really good suspension block? I still have the original Brompton block and if it is true the rider’s weight applies the full suspension, to the original block, before adding anything additional for bumps, then it is relatively useless. Please does anyone recommend a brand/model as I can’t afford to experiment buying multiple blocks until i find one that does the job. Thank you for the help.

[@jamesyee4143]

Which web sight did y get the upgrades..Thanks😊

[@schizzlschnitzl]

Great video! I'm interested in buying the strap. Do you have a link to the product?

[@keithlim1075]

Why cant Brom rectify the bad design to unlocking the hinges, yet allow 3rd party to cash on the upgrades, as if Brom care less. It is a very easy to offer assistance to make changes for current models, I find it ridiculous

[@flavortre8775]

Was there a link I missed with where to buy these things?

[@bkwx82]

Hey Peter! I noticed where the hinge clamps are, paint peels due to the contact of the hinges. Is that rust I see underneath? Does that pose a long term problem for bike maintenance? Sorry if this is a stupid question and maybe it's been addressed by other riders already, but since I've seen it first on your video, I thought I'd ask you.

[@bkwx82]

Btw, you definitely look like you've lost weight since Vlog day 1. Keep it up!!

[@Petrellionwheels]

Bryan, those paint that are coming off from the hinge clamp area it’s something that we can’t change. There is nothing to worry about here. The Brompton is a steel bike afterall, rust is part of the deal. Those rust that you see at the hinge area and along the inner tubing inside the frame are called surface rust. As Long as it is steel and exposed to air, you will get abit of it. So nothing to worry about. As long as they stay at surface rust kind of level anyway.

[@Petrellionwheels]

Bryan. You got me right there. I had been controlling how much I ate since day 1. I started to target for 250km per week now, hopefully the effects will start to kick in soon.

[@bkwx82]

Definitely looking good there! Btw, I dropped you a message on Facebook because I don't think I can DM you here on KZbin

[@supertarzan12]

U can fold everything except the handle bar. And u can just push it to the promised land. Thus, No need for the third add on.

[@1965zimmy]

Just bought a Brompton yesterday (will be delivered in about a month). The first video in your vlog series really captures the mood of the present moment for so many of us. I rode my fixed gear bike for a couple of hours yesterday to get out on the road again and felt the sense of release in that first video of yours. I've been binge watching the whole series today after discovering your channel through this video. Awesome channel! I'm learning a lot and am subbed. Looking forward to getting my Brompton and exploring upgrades to it over time (I know I will want to do them as I've done that with all my bikes).

[@Petrellionwheels]

Thank you for your kind words and surely appreciate your time in watching my videos. I am very new to this, please spare some love to them. Lol. There is a shortage of Brompton everywhere now, it’s good to know you will be getting your Brompton soon. I enjoy riding my single speed Brompton (not a fixie) as well. Maybe I should just convert that into a fixie as well.

[@PRH123]

Just curious, what do you think of your Brompton now after 2 years...?

[@joemusic2882]

I’m very annoyed at how low your handlebars are. Either raise them or lower the seat to prevent back strain

[@Petrellionwheels]

Thanks for the input. The saddle height just right for me. If there is anything that I can make the Brompton more fitted to me. I would like to extend the handler bar a few centimeters forward.

[@zenli9158]

Hi the last point happen to all super light model ?

[@BigPhilBigBike]

I need to make a recommendation for the hinge clamp as someone has made a solution if you don’t mind the look of the original design. Someone has created a flexible 3D printed spring that sits over the screw thread. The design has been made freely available on this link and I think it’s revolutionary www.thingiverse.com/thing:4519044

[@gilberttan7952]

Hello Petrelli, I like the idea of replacing the clamp. Can you advice where I could purchase them? Also, I’m concern that 3rd party products can sometimes not fit the Brompton. Thks

[@Anarchers]

The wheel frame strap is absolutely the most useful of these three modifications. 4th essential modification: Two chainwheels, 104 BCD and 64 BCD which enables 50T or 40T for riding on the flat, and a 22T chainwheel for climbing hills. Do you have any tips for fitting a front deraileur to this?

[@bawbee27]

Just got a Brompton - great video man. I did a few other upgrades and definitely need that strap for carry

[@JonathanCastro-rc2xl]

I've been riding this bike for about a month kzbin.infoUgkxwC0IIeIomGQVeBWg-kKJaToZkLEFIA2W and a half now and I think it's fantastic. It helps me get to work on time every day since I'm able to fit it inside of public transportation rush hour. The price is great too, people are always shocked when they ask me how much I paid for the fold up and I tell them "200". It's easy to fold and installation when it ships is insanely easy. All you have to install when the bike arrives is one foot pedal, everything else is done for you. I do recommend you carry some sort of wrench to tighten any loose screws on the handle bar and seat whenever they get a little bit loose. Other than that I think it's a fantastic bike. Easily fits in the home, can fit inside a car trunk and can even fit in subway rush hour.

[@akvammen]

Speddial hinge clamps, Mks ezy pedals and Brompton Seatpost bung :)

[@daveadriffield7296]

Ist essential upgrade is put old fashioned Brompton in garbage and buy a Tern.

[@Petrellionwheels]

its great to have your comment here. Tern is great, I would to have one too. BTW, do you use a mechanical keyboard?

[@chrislopez928]

Where to buy the leather frame strap? thanks

[@justgivemethetruth]

The thing I would upgrade is the seat. I could sit on the thin seat for about 5 minutes before my whole groin area became numb from lack of blood flow - those things suck. There is something to be said for a wider seat that supports you on your butt, not on your nuts.

[@puputyulianto929]

My brompton is written 19906 BS 6102 part 1 internal hub gear sturmey archer written numbers 95-8 what year of brompton product

[@clemayk]

I’ve starting to watch your videos even without owning a Brompton at the moment (no stock till end 2021 and every sellers are jacking up prices online by 50-100%) thank you so much!

[@BHWANG]

Greetings from Singapore, nice simple video. However its a little disappointed that Brompton does not have options to upgrade on such stuff from the sales.

[@Snailchesster]

Hello Petrelli. I’ve only recently known you mod Bromptons but you’ve already moved to Brisbane. Is there someone we can go to in SG to mod now? Any recommendations?

[@josepheveson6187]

Where do you get the hinges from?

[@SentimentalMo]

Add kickstand and bottle cage

[@Rob7911]

Do you have links for the upgrades you mentioned? :)

[@Homecoachsportifcom]

Bonjour comment se nomme la pièce pour fermer le cadre du vélo et où trouve cette pièce en aluminium ? Merci beaucoup

[@beaches3]

How to purchase these upgrades

[@turtlej72]

Hey there, I’ve recently purchased an M6L Flame Lacquer here in London. But I cannot find any of the cool extras that you and others I see posting in vids, decent easy wheels with extender are impossible to find, could you help?? J

[@natalieboahene6519]

Same! I'm in London and my M6L came on Friday. I managed to find a leather strap on Etsy ~£35 though

[@sweetpadre]

And here I am in the U.S. thinking that London folks have an easy time finding parts for their Bromptons. I guess online is the only good place to go.

[@NoZenith]

@@sweetpadre I just got mine delivered this week and I'm coming back and watching the videos I had saved haha. My first pick is some good quality aesthetic easy Wheels and I'm coming back to see if what the KZbinrs have

[@CaptLRay]

Where did you buy these parts

[@lllee3476]

Thanks for your suggestions! I got the Brompton tool kit shortly after my Brompton purchase. I ordered a handlebar mirror and hope it will fit. My bike stand is coming soon and I will order a rear triangle protector. I have a Velcro strap that I can use; although your leather one looks awesome. The boo boo kit is a good idea and I’m thinking of getting the easy wheel and extender. I don’t have a rear rack. I want an open basket to put my groceries in but that will after wait until I upgrade my wheels.

[@UnitedPebbles]

Pretty kewl. Now I have to check y Dahon Brompton bike could use these upgrades

[@willalm830]

Pull it by the Handel bar

[@vietanh]

Where did you buy the strap from. Unable to find something similar at all

[@sanjayarnalkar1449]

Nice green colour bike 🚲…

[@keithlim1075]

Another reason is that I'm not considering getting a Brom is that the prices keep rising . This is monopoly of business and it has to be stopped. I rather get another suitable brand than letting Brompton rising, U r crazy

[@mackirkpatrick3997]

Keith Lim; it is not a monopoly at all, you are misinformed. Brompton is a business and anyone can compete with them. I hear Limton Bicycles is up and coming :-)

[@joher24]

Nice video, helpful indeed.. btw where did you buy your strap? It looks nice

[@n.heroep2786]

Great tips. Very simple but important. Btw, where did you get your leather frame strap?

[@pauldicker3733]

These are from essential

[@steverenard55]

Thanks for this helpful video. Where did you get the wheel-frame strap, please?

[@Petrellionwheels]

The one that you are seeing in the video were my own design, there are various people who are making them. If you like the one that I had, I can put it upto my store later on, and you can take a look at it. Cheers.

[@JohnBr0]

@@Petrellionwheels i'll take one! can you make it in black? :)

[@cocolit7764]

@@Petrellionwheels please do! a lot of us will surely get these from you if you put them up.

[@macpdm]

Like the hinge clamps I may get some for my SL3. I have fitted Shimano M324 pedals, Joseph Kuosac 600mm flat bars

[@Petrellionwheels]

The one that you are seeing in the video were my own design, there are various people who are making them. If you like the one that I had, I can put it upto my store later on, and you can take a look at it. Cheers.

[@luisp1020]

To me handlebar is awful in the Brompton. Doesn’t match with the rest of the qualities. I used ErgonGP3 even though the looking of it is not beauty

[@Petrellionwheels]

The newer version is abit better than the older spongy foam version. I just feel the foam version abit dirty after some rides. I had been using the Ergons for a while then I am all in on the ODI now.

[@studentoftheword6115]

FANTASTIC information regarding UPGRADE.. !! Thank you !!