Easy Wheels and Ergon Grips

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

I have found 10 cm wheels for my bike, making it a "Tank" on rough ground. I hardly care how easy it rolls as it is only a few times I roll it as folded. Finn. Denmark

[@bikepartnersbikeshop]

You continue to amaze

[@LimeGreenSneakerFaith]

Wow. Thanks for sharing. I love the before and after images. I'm new to Brompton. I was just gifted the ML6. Does this wheels work with my old school bike? I'm still learning about my bike. The wheels that I have that came with the bike is not strong enough for NYC sidewalks LOL. I need some thick ones LOL. BTW I just subscribed to your channel. I like smart to the point videos so thank you.

[@FunwithBrommie]

Thank you. I don't see why you would have a problem fitting those to a classic (now called C line). The triangle and classic rack attachment points should be pretty much the same. The rear triangle on the new P/T lines is narrower so that becomes an issue if you want to add an EZ wheel extender. I cover that in another video. One of the main things besides diameter and rolling surface is getting wheels with superior "spin" that makes a huge difference with ease of rolling. Some people also like to use roller blade type wheels. EZ wheel extender: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2eUhY2LZ61nfsksi=d-4WBjqFWq8hp4zu

[@Crotoua]

Interesting, thanks ! Do you think the clearance would be enough with my H bar ?

[@FunwithBrommie]

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.

[@Crotoua]

@@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.

[@joannac6691]

This looks great. I cant find suitable rack. Yours seem to be different from what brompton is offering now. May i know where can I get one like yours?

[@FunwithBrommie]

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.

[@aswang78]

Where did u buy the EZ wheel? Tnx

[@FunwithBrommie]

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.

[@bromptinowner763]

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

[@FunwithBrommie]

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

[@robertorobi5118]

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