Do you need a Carry Handle for your Brompton?

[@carolinepaige217]

Thank you for your video. I was considering buying a handle, however watching your video I have changed my mind. I do have the advanced roller system which makes moving it whilst folded at train stations and the like quite easy and as for carrying it whilst not folded, watching you. it wouldn't take much more effort than to drop your hands down a couple of inches and lifting the bike from under the bar your handle was strapped too. And there is the question of long term damage to paint work.... for me a deal breaker..... But I'm glad you are pleased with it and thanks again for sharing

[@taber247]

Just a thanks for sharing, again. Always interesting and enjoyable.

[@rodolfogarcia7373]

Excellent video i hope to visit again England to cycling there. Thank you so much.

[@thetourist3]

I appreciate your thoughts! Thank you!

[@zeecycling]

Looks like great fun. For my Brompton I tend to keep accessories to a minimum, but I can see how it works for you. Like the drone shots too.

[@allanb2906]

The Downs link looks like a great option if one is in that area. Your campsite looked nice too, although camping days are well behind me😂. I'm not new to cycling but have only recently got an electric brompton and I'm quite impressed with the terrain that I've managed to use it on. The fold of the Brompton means that I can get 2 in the car and explore all those traffic free route like the Downs link. I'm getting too long in the tooth to be lugging bikes on and off roof mounted carriers and I've never trusted the hatch/boot clip on type following a really scary experience. Happy cycling 😊

[@niksprojects]

I recently got an a-line. Is there a hack to add a side stand that wouldn’t interfere with the folding mechanism

[@ChrisTheCuriousDad]

There are plenty available on aliexpress.

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

As I like my 2019 Superlight looking new, I have sown leather on my frame and up the stempost, for protection during handling, so I honestly don't think it need a handle, also as I have changed most to lighter parts, so it now weighs below 9 kilo, with mudguards, and 6 gears. And for a fraction of the price for a T-line, though very near to the same weight. Finn. Denmark

[@martin701]

I’ve got one for mine but it doesn’t mean that it is any easier to carry it

[@j.m.3143]

No, I don`t need such handle