How to fold and roll a foldable bike (Dahon or Tern)

This video shows you how to fold and roll a Dahon or Tern foldable bike without having to carry it around.

[@mAcCoLo666]

Finally somebody explaining something useful. Thanks.

[@7360451]

Just tried this on my Bickerton country .Works just fine.Very useful tip.Many thanks,no more carrying.

[@onrelase]

What a great idea! I feel stupid now! But glad to know this...

[@Northof49ncold]

Excellent. The best video on rolling a Dahon or Tern!! Thanks for taking the time to put that together.

[@clarencetai8]

you tips are a lifesaver these bikes are too heavy for me to lug around

[@813614921]

*Nice and easy to fold and unfold. I like the **Latest.Bike** of it components and so far it rides pretty well in pavement-ed trails*

[@torokun]

Thank you. This was a life saver. Never thought of using the handles for some reason.

[@suzanaismail2616]

Very useful video. First time travelled on bus yesterday with a Goldie using your tips! Thanks for making this video and sharing.

[@thegaunlet]

Excellent video! Thanks alot my fellow Singaporean :D I didn't think of how I'd transport it when folded, silly me. Now I know!

[@katrinabriones]

This has been a very helpful video. Thanks for sharing.

[@jompfish]

Great demo .......good job Steven !

[@lforbes4667]

Thanks for sharing. I'll definitely use this on my Dahon.

[@ernestosanchez7497]

Super useful! Thanks for posting this!

[@ClaudiaMellody]

Thank you very much! Your video solved my problem!

[@tonylimwhyetian3742]

Well done short and sweet!! Good job

[@krollpeter]

Very good explanation

[@luck002]

thanks for sharing..definitely a good idea as an alternative beside trolley rack..

[@paramsb]

great video

[@GeWeKe]

Good tip, nice audio n visual !

[@hinano316]

Great video, thanks 😊

[@tim.s868]

Great video. Thank you

[@lukeyam2383]

Hello Steven, Thanks for posting this video. Noticed you have a Speed TR, which is build for touring and with a slightly longer wheel-base. That wheel-base difference compare to all the other Dahons made the TR's two wheels line up perfectly for rolling. The P8 and MU8 models will not roll smoothly because one wheel is taller(shorter) than other's. Not able to roll when folded was one of the biggest issue of Dahon and Tern ( not Brompton like).

[@dorianblue4229]

Fair enough. I don't know i've just always rolled any standard folding bike i had (dahons & similar), simply rolling them on one wheel (and grabbing them by the saddle - solid) However, in most cases i can still just carry the bike unfolded (or, on lifts etc., totally folded and held up with wheels forwards and the saddle pressing against my chest). They're long, but still quite small in all. Even going through crowded tube galleries/platforms, i can mostly do without rolling. (And would not swap them with a Brommie but that's another story) I'm fine with that but i've said it more as a question here, thoughts/objections welcome :)

[@prataparolkar4209]

thanks Steven sir i really liked this video its very usefull

[@Xesira]

Thanks a lot. I was getting crazy with the wheels un properly move while rolling

[@sttennis]

Hi Jack, I am using the magnetic system. Thanks for liking the video.

[@cricketthoffman9499]

Thank you! I am going to try this with my Citizen Tokyo.

[@user-bp4kj9cp9o]

It works great and is easy to operate

[@iriacha]

Great Vídeo Sir!!

[@imrnwhd]

Well done Boss, thank you for this. Why didn't I think of that in the first place, :)

[@IranianOyibo]

This was very useful, thank you. I have an older model Link C7 by Tern and couldn't quite understand why I couldn't get it to roll like I'd see in the videos. Turns out my model's handlebars fold down BETWEEN the two halves of the bike, so it just doesn't become as compact. Your handlebar style of moving it around deals with that problem nicely though, so I'll give it a try.

[@terryrainer2213]

Very useful information that I didn't know ... and you've fitted a Brooks saddle. Good taste, sir! :-) :-)

[@juwi1284]

nice! thanks for sharing

[@nycewheels]

Thanks for the great review! Are the wheels held together with magnets or do they use the new pin and catch system? All the best - Jack

[@eddieyu3452]

Thank you for the great review. V helpful indeed. All the best 👍

[@ighfirlee]

can we roll the folding bike at mrt stationsstations?

[@mastedi]

Nice! But my speed p8 wheels seems uneven when folded. The bike dont stand straight

[@maharg009]

Well done dude hope the sales man watches soon and maybe pass on to customers salesman product knowledge zero!

[@ec5328]

Hi where did you buy your front rack? And any suggestions of bike baskets for dahon tnx

[@tnecniv]

Hi steven, notice u have a luggage truss. How to u manage the cables with the truss ?

[@greenfish]

help pls! i'd always have resistance when pushing the bike, not sure why though. riding a bickerton 1808

[@marcuswaddington9384]

great! Thanks

[@vinphill]

Great!!!!! Thx

[@mrspinkskittles15]

Can you use a basket with this bike?

[@PalmuserSavage]

Thks.

[@dreadphingsk8]

What is your rear rack?

[@jun1972]

Thanks ....

[@chamchican1]

ㅎㅎ

[@coruptified7380]

Definetly from singapore

[@shaunnaruto]

Very helpful and clear instructions. But if we move this in the train, I think it will hit people.

[@naehiroyuki4119]

may i know what folding bike model you use in this video?

[@sttennis]

Dahon Speed TR. It's designed to be a touring bike.

[@freddehosson5839]

Nae Hiroyuki I

[@lycagos1278]

perfect video my friend

[@maximme]

Only Tern or Dahon can do this ?

[@thewaywardcyclist3992]

yes

[@weikeng9672]

Can those normal made in China foldable bicycle do this?

[@sttennis]

Hi Jack, I am using the magnetic system. Thanks for liking the video.