The alternative to the Brompton rack is really attractive, I wish it was available when I bought my one. That said if you intend to carry stuff with it (something I wanted the possibility of, as well as the improved rolling when folded) the Brompton has the advantage of being longer to the rear. This is important as loading towards the front is an issue if what you carrying is wide, as your heel will kick it when pedaling. With the Brompton rack you can fit the wider stuff to the back, the alternative restrict you too narrow loads only.
Yeah, I was thinking of it mainly for stability when loaded and to protect the rear mudguard with the occasional need to strap something to the back, in which case I think the RJT wins.
The alternative to the Brompton rack is really attractive, I wish it was available when I bought my one. That said if you intend to carry stuff with it (something I wanted the possibility of, as well as the improved rolling when folded) the Brompton has the advantage of being longer to the rear. This is important as loading towards the front is an issue if what you carrying is wide, as your heel will kick it when pedaling. With the Brompton rack you can fit the wider stuff to the back, the alternative restrict you too narrow loads only.