Dahon build

Posted on Sun 22nd, July 2007

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• #101

the-smiling-buddha

backpedal brake - I like it - I like it very much & very very clean
• #102

EEI

Almost the same thing SB's Dahon was, bar the Airlite frame

I'm already half way there upgrading it, but I might leave the gears for now, as they're useful when you're towing.
I cut down the riser and fitted ergo kratone grips, swapped pedals for Crank Brothers (even smaller and lighter than folding MKS ones), swapped those ghastly cranks and bottom bracket for GXP cargo FSA with a Driveline alu bash guard, front wheel for Kinetix Pro S on a Pantour hub, saddle for Brooks Team Pro, Schwalbe Big Apple tyres. Ritchey carbon riser, Syntace stem extender, 60cm carbon seatpost are somewhere in transit from Taiwan. Next step - rear Spok.
• #103

EEI

When I get bored I'll probably strip it, fit pursuit bars and make it fixed.
• #104

EEI

Needs some air, but first have to find presta valve.

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